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mbnarayn · Member Joined: 10 Jun 2008 Posts: 57

Hey Jon, Not sure if you got yourself confused with the user called Pay who got refused initially.

Matt88 is just some user who thinks a referral from his MP would expedite his initial application. But I am sure this is of no real need and would do nothing to expedite his application.

Damanisshallo · Sage Joined: 27 Jul 2012 Posts: 790

hulobilai · Newbie Joined: 05 Jul 2012 Posts: 7

It was my Wife, who got her ILR granted. Thank you all ..and thanks for your support.

Time line
Applied 21/03/12
Money taken 26/03/12
ack rcvd 28/03/12
Biometrics done 20/04/12
ILR stamped 28/08/12

Thus good luck to all..yours is not very far...

A quick question , my son was born here in the UK, he doesnt have any passport as we didnt travel outside the UK, how would we go about his application? Please help! Thanks

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Hulobilai

Tier 4 · - thin ice - Joined: 16 Jan 2010 Posts: 465 Location: N/A

sufferhead · Member Joined: 11 Apr 2012 Posts: 71 Location: london

hulobilai · Newbie Joined: 05 Jul 2012 Posts: 7

hulobilai wrote:
It was my Wife, who got her ILR granted. Thank you all ..and thanks for your support.

Time line
Applied 21/03/12
Money taken 26/03/12
ack rcvd 28/03/12
Biometrics done 20/04/12
ILR stamped 28/08/12

Thus good luck to all..yours is not very far...

A quick question , my son was born here in the UK, he doesnt have any passport as we didnt travel outside the UK, how would we go about his application? Please help! Thanks

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Hulobilai

Register your son as a British Citizen, then apply for British passport for him afterwards through your wife ILR.
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Bit confused with many forms hanging around ( MN1, AN ) , some one also saying you should apply for native passport..blah blah blah..pls help..

harsh83uk · Newbie Joined: 29 Aug 2012 Posts: 8 Location: London

Received my acknowledgement letter today. Now hoping that ILR is processed quickly.
Here is my timeline.

Date of application sent: 22/08/2012
Date on acknowledgement letter: 24/08/2012
Acknowledgement letter received: 31/08/2012
Invite for Biometric: WAITING
Biometric enrollment: WAITING
Approval: WAITING
Return of documents: WAITING
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Harsh83

hulobilai · Newbie Joined: 05 Jul 2012 Posts: 7

Thanks to all for your support whilst we waited for our decision. ILR granted on 28/08/12 , applied 21.03.12

Could someone help with my query pls!

1. Registering children ( who didnt get a passport so far) as British citizen with the support of my Wife's ILR, WHICH FORM I should use? Also what nationality I can mention if asked in the form for the baby? As he/she doesnt have any passport.

2. How long someone may stay outside the UK , visiting family back home, return and apply for Naturalisation- which is after one year from now?

I am sure many friends of this forum has the knowledge to help me out with my questions.

Many thanks!

jbm · Member Joined: 23 Mar 2012 Posts: 71

skrskr · Junior Member Joined: 05 Mar 2012 Posts: 38

hi guys
i got my passports back on 18th august and ILR approval letter showing 16th august on my 10 year residency status ...but till now i didnt receive my BRP card ..i am bit worried when will it come...on the letter it says i need to wait 10 working days ..which it finished yesterday..anyone like this situation ...shall i call or email.suggestions please

smzai80 · Posted: Sat Sep 01, 2012 1:14 pm Post subject:

Would you like to let us know when did you apply for ILR and when did register you Biometric if any?

toladaniel · Newbie Joined: 02 Sep 2012 Posts: 5

I applied under the 14 year rule on the 4th of july.
Acknowledgement letter was received on 14th of August.
I received the Biometric enrollment letter on the 31th August.
completed the Biometric enrolment at the post office on 1st September.
Please can someone advise what happens next? how long more to go?
Does receiving a Biometric enrolment letter mean my application is okay I will be granted ILR?

sufferhead · Member Joined: 11 Apr 2012 Posts: 71 Location: london

stoorrey · Member Joined: 05 May 2010 Posts: 74

Haider

To all who are contributing to this topic:

I am following the post on this topic and finding it very helpful. As I am going to apply for my ILR soon under the same catagory, experiences shared here are inspiring. I nearly spent 10 year in various catagory (student, work) and extended my visa several times. In few occasions, my visa was issued with a later date than the previous one's expiry date. So, there's a gap of days where I didn't have any visa but I had the HO acknowledgement letter saying my application was under process. I also do not have all the letters in possessions. Is this going to be a trouble?

Thanx. Haider

NOG

jai_aus · Junior Member Joined: 31 Aug 2012 Posts: 32

Hi,

I have been following this topic for quiet a while to gather information. I have applied my ILR on 31.Aug.2012.

I have been in UK since Sep.2002.

Student: 2002 - 2007
IGS: 2008 - 2009
Tier 1 Dependent: 2009 - Present.

I have lost my first passport which I used to enter the UK but did submit all the copies of all the pages including the blank ones from the first passport except one blank page. I did not realise that I am missing one until I saw the page numbers on the copies.

I did request my SAR and luckily I got the first landing card(2002) and the copies of my passport that they have on file.

I also received all the letters from Home office about approved visa extensions.

I submitted all these documents and hopefully within six months I get the ILR.

I am hopeful that the Homeoffice wont question me about one missing photocopy of the page as they have all my travel history on their system.

Regards