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Update as of this afternoon, 15 days since submitting our application and biometrics using the super-priority 24 hour service:brb82 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2019 1:08 pmI submitted my Set(O) application last week and am waiting to hear anything back. Timeline to date is as follows:
Original immigration date: 1 May 2014 (as a Tier 2 General visa holder)
ILR eligibility: 3 April 2019
Online application submission and document upload: 3 April 2019, 7am
Biometric appointment: 3 April 2019, 9am (London Premium Lounge)
Email acknowledgment: none to date following my appointment confirmation
Online BRP status: existing BRP expiration and sponsor limitation show as of 8 April
Decision letter: waiting
BRP received: waiting
I spoke with the UKVI hotline just prior to COB on 5 April and was told that no one can look into my situation until Thursday, 11 April. Further, I was told not to expect any updates by email. I'm hoping for the best but am not happy with being left in the dark having paid £3k+ for premium service for me, my wife, and child.
It is a generic emailbrb82 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2019 3:46 pmUpdate as of this afternoon, 15 days since submitting our application and biometrics using the super-priority 24 hour service:brb82 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2019 1:08 pmI submitted my Set(O) application last week and am waiting to hear anything back. Timeline to date is as follows:
Original immigration date: 1 May 2014 (as a Tier 2 General visa holder)
ILR eligibility: 3 April 2019
Online application submission and document upload: 3 April 2019, 7am
Biometric appointment: 3 April 2019, 9am (London Premium Lounge)
Email acknowledgment: none to date following my appointment confirmation
Online BRP status: existing BRP expiration and sponsor limitation show as of 8 April
Decision letter: waiting
BRP received: waiting
I spoke with the UKVI hotline just prior to COB on 5 April and was told that no one can look into my situation until Thursday, 11 April. Further, I was told not to expect any updates by email. I'm hoping for the best but am not happy with being left in the dark having paid £3k+ for premium service for me, my wife, and child.
On 11 April, I contacted the UKVI call centre to request an update. On 12 April, I received a generic form email, stating "As our records indicate that further information is required to complete your application we cannot complete your application within the 24-hour service standard. We will complete your application as quickly as possible once this information is received." No details were given about what information is required or how I should go about providing it. The call centre informed me that I would receive a letter from my caseworker within five business days with details. Today is the fifth business day, and I've not received any further updates by post, email, or phone. When I spoke with the call centre this afternoon, they informed me that the only remaining thing for me to do is to write a letter to the UKVI department in Sheffield requesting an update.
Has anyone else received a similar email? If so, when did you receive feedback on what further information was required? Aside from writing the Sheffield department, is there anything I can do to motivate a meaningful response from UKVI?
Hi CR001,CR001 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2019 3:51 pmIt is a generic emailbrb82 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2019 3:46 pmUpdate as of this afternoon, 15 days since submitting our application and biometrics using the super-priority 24 hour service:brb82 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2019 1:08 pmI submitted my Set(O) application last week and am waiting to hear anything back. Timeline to date is as follows:
Original immigration date: 1 May 2014 (as a Tier 2 General visa holder)
ILR eligibility: 3 April 2019
Online application submission and document upload: 3 April 2019, 7am
Biometric appointment: 3 April 2019, 9am (London Premium Lounge)
Email acknowledgment: none to date following my appointment confirmation
Online BRP status: existing BRP expiration and sponsor limitation show as of 8 April
Decision letter: waiting
BRP received: waiting
I spoke with the UKVI hotline just prior to COB on 5 April and was told that no one can look into my situation until Thursday, 11 April. Further, I was told not to expect any updates by email. I'm hoping for the best but am not happy with being left in the dark having paid £3k+ for premium service for me, my wife, and child.
On 11 April, I contacted the UKVI call centre to request an update. On 12 April, I received a generic form email, stating "As our records indicate that further information is required to complete your application we cannot complete your application within the 24-hour service standard. We will complete your application as quickly as possible once this information is received." No details were given about what information is required or how I should go about providing it. The call centre informed me that I would receive a letter from my caseworker within five business days with details. Today is the fifth business day, and I've not received any further updates by post, email, or phone. When I spoke with the call centre this afternoon, they informed me that the only remaining thing for me to do is to write a letter to the UKVI department in Sheffield requesting an update.
Has anyone else received a similar email? If so, when did you receive feedback on what further information was required? Aside from writing the Sheffield department, is there anything I can do to motivate a meaningful response from UKVI?
HO is not waiting for you to send documents etc. They are doing other checks with other gov departments etc.
It depends if you have received any generic email during the first 24h or not. I also paid £610 and it took 35 days until decision was made but they refused to refund. I requested for refund but they said no because I received a generic email during 24h saying they can’t make a decision in 24h.Ssiimmoo wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2019 9:33 pmHi everybody
Hope everybody doing alright.
Application Submitted Set ( M) 14/03/2019
Super Prior Appointment - 25/03/2019 for 11:30 Am
Biometric done and Application Submitted at - 12 am .
I paid £610 for the super priority service (24hrs)
But i received a decision after 23 days .
Can somebody advise how can i claim the refund ?
Please . Any help will be much appreciated.
How was the interview? what is the outcome?speckycanuck wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2019 3:47 pmHi Super Priority crowd. SET(M) application 22 Jan, biometrics 4 Feb, waiting since then ('exceptionally complex' blah blah, MP chasing to no avail, 'extended checks' and 'no timeframe').
Today I got an email saying I and my husband are expected to attend an interview - in Sheffield (we live down south) on 16 April midday (no changes unless medical reasons with documentation).
Aside form some scary but generic info - we'll be questioned separately as well, there are no drinks allowed and may be no toilets, it should not exceed 2 hrs, we may not be more than 15 minutes early but will be considered no-shows if late... - there is very little info about what this is all about. Obviously they have further questions but... yikes.
Has anyone else been summoned for an interview like this? I'm tempted to try to take a lawyer with me just because it sounds so intimidating and I'd feel better having someone who knew the law with us - haven't had one thus far - but I have to submit the name of any attending representative *now* when responding to the interview things saying I'll attend - not much time to get legal advice/representation.
Anyone else with this experience?
Which email address you used for asking refund?fred22 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2019 7:21 amIt depends if you have received any generic email during the first 24h or not. I also paid £610 and it took 35 days until decision was made but they refused to refund. I requested for refund but they said no because I received a generic email during 24h saying they can’t make a decision in 24h.Ssiimmoo wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2019 9:33 pmHi everybody
Hope everybody doing alright.
Application Submitted Set ( M) 14/03/2019
Super Prior Appointment - 25/03/2019 for 11:30 Am
Biometric done and Application Submitted at - 12 am .
I paid £610 for the super priority service (24hrs)
But i received a decision after 23 days .
Can somebody advise how can i claim the refund ?
Please . Any help will be much appreciated.
Sounds like you got positive update (because you asking for refund) on your applicationengrwaseem85 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2019 11:43 amWhich email address you used for asking refund?fred22 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2019 7:21 amIt depends if you have received any generic email during the first 24h or not. I also paid £610 and it took 35 days until decision was made but they refused to refund. I requested for refund but they said no because I received a generic email during 24h saying they can’t make a decision in 24h.Ssiimmoo wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2019 9:33 pmHi everybody
Hope everybody doing alright.
Application Submitted Set ( M) 14/03/2019
Super Prior Appointment - 25/03/2019 for 11:30 Am
Biometric done and Application Submitted at - 12 am .
I paid £610 for the super priority service (24hrs)
But i received a decision after 23 days .
Can somebody advise how can i claim the refund ?
Please . Any help will be much appreciated.
Hello mullangi1237,mullangi1237 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2019 6:44 pmSounds like you got positive update (because you asking for refund) on your applicationengrwaseem85 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2019 11:43 amWhich email address you used for asking refund?fred22 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2019 7:21 amIt depends if you have received any generic email during the first 24h or not. I also paid £610 and it took 35 days until decision was made but they refused to refund. I requested for refund but they said no because I received a generic email during 24h saying they can’t make a decision in 24h.Ssiimmoo wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2019 9:33 pmHi everybody
Hope everybody doing alright.
Application Submitted Set ( M) 14/03/2019
Super Prior Appointment - 25/03/2019 for 11:30 Am
Biometric done and Application Submitted at - 12 am .
I paid £610 for the super priority service (24hrs)
But i received a decision after 23 days .
Can somebody advise how can i claim the refund ?
Please . Any help will be much appreciated.
Congratulations, I have applied on 15th April super priority visa but no notification or any mail as of yet, Can you please advise how did you use the gov website to check the right to work, I am sure the previous BRP number wouldnt work?iyanu wrote: ↑Fri Apr 26, 2019 5:14 pmI just want to say thank you to the Almighty God for His mercies and love showered on my family. I also thank all the guys in this forum for their help by sharing details that has helped us successfully completed my wife's ILR SET(M) application.
Application Submitted ILR Set (M)- 18/04/2019
Super Prior Appointment at Premium office London - 24/04/2019 for 7:30 AM
Bio metric done and Application Submitted at - 7:48am as all documents have already been uploaded.
Decision Email Received on 25/04/2019 at 7:32 am next day.
Decision Letter- Awaiting
BRP- Awaiting.
Decision email looks like this one :
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Dear ********
I’m pleased to confirm that your application for leave has now been granted. You will receive your decision letter and biometric residence permit (BRP) in due course and these will confirm your immigration status. Thank you for using our super priority service.
Kind Regards
Email Addrees: SuperPriorityNotification@homeoffice.gov.uk
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I have checked her details on the government prove right work website and It shows her picture and states:
'You Can Work in the UK
There is no limit to how long you can stay in the UK'
I hope this helps someone.