10 years long residence applications

adkh2_1 · Post by **adkh2_1** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 10:09 am

you don't need too many documents...all u need is your passports and Life in UK test... and completed application form... 10 Year route is easiest route to get ILR...

though prepared yourself for long waits in processing times

Good luck...

Abchardik wrote:Hello My Fellow Members,

I am qualifying to apply for 10 years ~ILR, just need assistance what documentation and details do we need to submit and whether me been here on student +PSW +Tier 1 General +Tier 1 Extension qualifies me for applying ILR.

Please HELP!!!

Thanks

AMH · Post by **AMH** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 10:19 am

Agreed that it is one of the easiest application to get ILR, but this category is one of the longest waiting time.

adkh2_1 wrote:you don't need too many documents...all u need is your passports and Life in UK test... and completed application form... 10 Year route is easiest route to get ILR...

though prepared yourself for long waits in processing times

Good luck...

Abchardik wrote:Hello My Fellow Members,

I am qualifying to apply for 10 years ~ILR, just need assistance what documentation and details do we need to submit and whether me been here on student +PSW +Tier 1 General +Tier 1 Extension qualifies me for applying ILR.

Please HELP!!!

Thanks

Abchardik · Post by **Abchardik** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 10:28 am

Thank you for responding back, I thought that there was a premium service available but looking through the post i now have to wait and keep patience as per advised.

AMH wrote:Agreed that it is one of the easiest application to get ILR, but this category is one of the longest waiting time.
adkh2_1 wrote:you don't need too many documents...all u need is your passports and Life in UK test... and completed application form... 10 Year route is easiest route to get ILR...

though prepared yourself for long waits in processing times

Good luck...

Abchardik wrote:Hello My Fellow Members,

I am qualifying to apply for 10 years ~ILR, just need assistance what documentation and details do we need to submit and whether me been here on student +PSW +Tier 1 General +Tier 1 Extension qualifies me for applying ILR.

Please HELP!!!

Thanks

DB12 · Post by **DB12** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 11:50 am

saanju9 wrote:
DB12 wrote:
z18runway wrote:
DB12 wrote:Hi rensal. No I haven't return my passport, as I need to apply for my sons citizen registration. But couple of senior member on this forum suggested me that I don't need to send it as they would already aware of due to my wife's file is linked to my application.
The reason it was told that many members do send spouse flr(m) application along with set(o) because their spouse visa may be expiring along with their main applicant including me. so there is no chance of sending sponsors passport for flr(m) and giving reason that it is with UKBA and awaiting decision and later flr(m) visa will be awarded after the main applicant case considered.

but in your case i don't know that you have already received your passport and brp.

But anyway nothing wrong, just keep an eye on the post , best of luck. Please do call them or write to them whether they need your documents ?
Hi Z18,

as yes I have received my Passport & BRP card last week along with approval letter.

should I wait for them to contact me or just call them and ask whether I need to send my passport & brp back to them. if I will need to send them then it will create problem for my son's MN1 application.

any suggestion from your side. if I hear further then I will let you know.

@DB12 did you by any chance happened to call UKBA and get through them regarding this issue...i tried 3 - 20 mins but i couldn't and they are closed before i finished work to stay longer on the phone...

could u give us some update if u called them regarding whether to send your docs for your spouses FLR(m)..

thanks mate

Hi saanju9

I have tried to call them yesterday as my wife submitted her biometrics on Saturday but I had to wait over 20mins and there was no response and due to limited time I get being at work (between 1& 2pm) I could not wait for long time for someone to answer my phone. I am thinking to write to them or send an e-mail. i will try to call them today and let you know if i can speak to them or else if you find any information please let me know.

mer3090 · Post by **mer3090** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 12:03 pm

I still haven't receive my wife FLR(m)' I have received my ILR almost two weeks ago, anyone knows if there could be any reason????? [/u]

pisces_kid · Post by **pisces_kid** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 12:03 pm

adkh2_1 wrote:how did the guy know you call every week ?
do they log the number of time we call them ?

gmx wrote:Well, we're dealing with a "closed, secretive and defensive culture" organisation here. So, that makes sense.

I just called them again today to be told off "Why do you keep on calling us every week? Please continue to wait" . That guy didn't even ask for my reference number.

adkh2_1 wrote:Thanks for confirming dude..
i suppose my next question is what if UKBA tells you on the phone your application is not complete... and few hrs later you receive your ILR... I remember i saw that on this forum once....

AMH wrote:It doesn't matter how many number of times you called
I'm a sept applicant and I'm calling atleast 3times a week as 6months exceed

you should have said " the money you earn comes from my application fee, and i want you to do some work for what i pay u...not just sit in front of a screen and expect no one to call and bother them"

workseeker · Post by **workseeker** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 12:28 pm

Damanisshallo wrote:
workseeker wrote:Hi All,

I have applied for 10 years ILR on 23 Nov 2012, received my Bio-metric in the month of 10 Jan 2013 which was done the day next. Now my Tier 1 General visa is due to expire by end of next month.

Even though it says in the bio-metric letter that I can continue to work until the decision has been made, does this rule applies for dependents as well?

If my dependents employer is asking for any evidence to show the eligible to continue her current work, can bio-metric letter addressed to me is sufficient enough to provide as evidence?

If you've made an application for your dependent and she's submitted her Bio-metrics, her employer should be able to do a ECS check with the UKBA.

On a separate note: If for any reason SET(o) application is refused after my Tier - 1 Visa expiry, am I still eligible to apply for FLR on Tier 1?

Yes, you'd be covered by Section 3C.

Any help on the above information is much appreciated.

Many Thanks

Thanks Damanisshallo,

As I said I have not applied for ILR for my wife yet, it is 10years based indefinit leave to remain. So, I need to apply first and then for dependents if I am not wrong.

Thanks

smas4er · Post by **smas4er** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 1:57 pm

Hi Guys

Thanks for all your support. I finally got my ILR approval letter today. Following is my timeline;

Application date: 28/08/2012
Acknowledgement: 31/08/2012
Biometric invite: 23/10/2012
Biometric done: 26/10/2012
ILR Approved: 18/04/13
BRP and passport: Passport recieved with approval letter - waiting for BRP

Abchardik · Post by **Abchardik** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 2:03 pm

Hearty Congratulations, Did you apply for Set(o) application on 10 years basis?

smas4er wrote:Hi Guys

Thanks for all your support. I finally got my ILR approval letter today. Following is my timeline;

Application date: 28/08/2012
Acknowledgement: 31/08/2012
Biometric invite: 23/10/2012
Biometric done: 26/10/2012
ILR Approved: 18/04/13
BRP and passport: Passport recieved with approval letter - waiting for BRP

adkh2_1 · Post by **adkh2_1** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 2:18 pm

congrats man.... good luck with your future..

smas4er wrote:Hi Guys

Thanks for all your support. I finally got my ILR approval letter today. Following is my timeline;

Application date: 28/08/2012
Acknowledgement: 31/08/2012
Biometric invite: 23/10/2012
Biometric done: 26/10/2012
ILR Approved: 18/04/13
BRP and passport: Passport recieved with approval letter - waiting for BRP

Abchardik · Post by **Abchardik** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 3:41 pm

Which form i would have to use Set (O) or Set (LR) ???

adkh2_1 wrote:you don't need too many documents...all u need is your passports and Life in UK test... and completed application form... 10 Year route is easiest route to get ILR...

though prepared yourself for long waits in processing times

Good luck...

Abchardik wrote:Hello My Fellow Members,

I am qualifying to apply for 10 years ~ILR, just need assistance what documentation and details do we need to submit and whether me been here on student +PSW +Tier 1 General +Tier 1 Extension qualifies me for applying ILR.

Please HELP!!!

Thanks

Post by **Damanisshallo** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 4:06 pm

Abchardik wrote:Which form i would have to use Set (O) or Set (LR) ???

SET(LR) wrote:This form is to be used for applications made on or after 6 April 2013

Abchardik · Post by **Abchardik** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 4:23 pm

Are you sure Damanisshallo, as i called up UKBA and they said to use Set(O).. and where about does it state that form 6th April you need to use Set (LR) ???

Damanisshallo wrote:
Abchardik wrote:Which form i would have to use Set (O) or Set (LR) ???

SET(LR) wrote:This form is to be used for applications made on or after 6 April 2013

saanju9 · Post by **saanju9** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 4:49 pm

Abchardik wrote:Are you sure Damanisshallo, as i called up UKBA and they said to use Set(O).. and where about does it state that form 6th April you need to use Set (LR) ???

Damanisshallo wrote:
Abchardik wrote:Which form i would have to use Set (O) or Set (LR) ???

SET(LR) wrote:This form is to be used for applications made on or after 6 April 2013

You need to give some attention to detail and you can find it on the very front page...read the whole front page

Regards

smas4er · Post by **smas4er** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 5:16 pm

Yes applies on 10 year long residence basis

Abchardik wrote:Hearty Congratulations, Did you apply for Set(o) application on 10 years basis?

smas4er wrote:Hi Guys

Thanks for all your support. I finally got my ILR approval letter today. Following is my timeline;

Application date: 28/08/2012
Acknowledgement: 31/08/2012
Biometric invite: 23/10/2012
Biometric done: 26/10/2012
ILR Approved: 18/04/13
BRP and passport: Passport recieved with approval letter - waiting for BRP

essentialSalt · Post by **essentialSalt** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 5:30 pm

smas4er wrote:Hi Guys

Thanks for all your support. I finally got my ILR approval letter today. Following is my timeline;

Application date: 28/08/2012
Acknowledgement: 31/08/2012
Biometric invite: 23/10/2012
Biometric done: 26/10/2012
ILR Approved: 18/04/13
BRP and passport: Passport recieved with approval letter - waiting for BRP

You are one of the few lucky August applicants. Congratulations. Hope you get on with the rest of your life all right.

Izno · Post by **Izno** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 7:40 pm

yes indeed you one of the lucky August applicants..Congrats my friend..Was your case straight forward ..did you send any complaint letter or contact your MP ?

essentialSalt wrote:
smas4er wrote:Hi Guys

Thanks for all your support. I finally got my ILR approval letter today. Following is my timeline;

Application date: 28/08/2012
Acknowledgement: 31/08/2012
Biometric invite: 23/10/2012
Biometric done: 26/10/2012
ILR Approved: 18/04/13
BRP and passport: Passport recieved with approval letter - waiting for BRP
You are one of the few lucky August applicants. Congratulations. Hope you get on with the rest of your life all right.

fazhaque · Post by **fazhaque** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 9:22 pm

Izno wrote:yes indeed you one of the lucky August applicants..Congrats my friend..Was your case straight forward ..did you send any complaint letter or contact your MP ?

essentialSalt wrote:
smas4er wrote:Hi Guys

Thanks for all your support. I finally got my ILR approval letter today. Following is my timeline;

Application date: 28/08/2012
Acknowledgement: 31/08/2012
Biometric invite: 23/10/2012
Biometric done: 26/10/2012
ILR Approved: 18/04/13
BRP and passport: Passport recieved with approval letter - waiting for BRP
You are one of the few lucky August applicants. Congratulations. Hope you get on with the rest of your life all right.

Congrats mate...i,m a September applicant and waiting patiently!!

Spatacus · Post by **Spatacus** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 10:46 pm

Abchardik wrote:Hello My Fellow Members,

I am qualifying to apply for 10 years ~ILR, just need assistance what documentation and details do we need to submit and whether me been here on student +PSW +Tier 1 General +Tier 1 Extension qualifies me for applying ILR.

Please HELP!!!

Thanks

Hello, I think you are qualified to apply for ILR on a 10years long stay basis, givien the fact that you have been here in the UK on PSW,T1G & T1 extension, if all your total stay adds up to 10years then, Please read the guidance on Form Set(LR). Pls follow the link below.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... uidelr.pdf

""""Hope this helps""""

missniu · Post by **missniu** » Tue Apr 23, 2013 11:20 pm

Hi guys,
I finally got my ILR, Thank God.....Thanks for keeping me sane all the while. I will update you in the morning on my 8 month timeline.

k_alibaba · Post by **k_alibaba** » Wed Apr 24, 2013 12:04 am

Dear All,

This morning I received my BRP
My timeline is :

Application date: 3/9/2012
Acknowledgement: 09/10/2012
Biometric invite: 05/11/2012
Biometric done: 05/11/2012
ILR Approved: 16/04/13
Documents Received: 19/4/13
BRP Received: 23/04/13

I would really like to thank all the members of this forum and best wishes for the peoples who are still waiting.
please, do remember me in your prayers especially for my beloved son who is suffering from a rare medical condition. now I have to sort his MN1 form out in couple of day.

Regards,

Lcj · Post by **Lcj** » Wed Apr 24, 2013 4:05 am

My timeline is as follows:
Application posted 02/08/2012
Application received by Home office on the. 06/08/2012
Biometric invitation on 10/11/2012
Biometrics done 17/11/2012
Approval: Awaiting
BRP:Awaiting

The wait is just killing
Been a silent reader since November last year
but decided to bust up as couldn't take it any more

Izno · Post by **Izno** » Wed Apr 24, 2013 9:27 am

Dear friend.. I understand your frustration. Same here applied on 09 august still awaiting...hopefully they should work on august applicants soon....
The only option is to wait......unfortunately....

Lcj wrote:My timeline is as follows:
Application posted 02/08/2012
Application received by Home office on the. 06/08/2012
Biometric invitation on 10/11/2012
Biometrics done 17/11/2012
Approval: Awaiting
BRP:Awaiting

The wait is just killing
Been a silent reader since November last year
but decided to bust up as couldn't take it any more

Hyper-PK · Post by **Hyper-PK** » Wed Apr 24, 2013 10:10 am

Izno wrote:Dear friend.. I understand your frustration. Same here applied on 09 august still awaiting...hopefully they should work on august applicants soon....
The only option is to wait......unfortunately....

Lcj wrote:My timeline is as follows:
Application posted 02/08/2012
Application received by Home office on the. 06/08/2012
Biometric invitation on 10/11/2012
Biometrics done 17/11/2012
Approval: Awaiting
BRP:Awaiting

The wait is just killing

Been a silent reader since November last year
but decided to bust up as couldn't take it any more

Hi both, Its been over 8 months for you, so I think you should contact your MP to expedite your case and also send FAX to UKBA

essentialSalt · Post by **essentialSalt** » Wed Apr 24, 2013 10:32 am

Lcj wrote:My timeline is as follows:
Application posted 02/08/2012
Application received by Home office on the. 06/08/2012
Biometric invitation on 10/11/2012
Biometrics done 17/11/2012
Approval: Awaiting
BRP:Awaiting

The wait is just killing
Been a silent reader since November last year
but decided to bust up as couldn't take it any more

If you haven't contacted the home office, it might be worth calling once, just to make sure that they haven't lost your passport (during the transportation between their offices) or your passport hasn't gone missing in mail (very rare scenario because they send out in recorded send-class mail). I wouldn't call them repeatedly, just once to make sure that they still have your application.

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