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thanks for the advice aman90. I'm just about ready to hit submit this Friday when my time has come (literally) and I have the following docs. I suppose I'm not missing anything, am I?
I also have a UK degree and it was issued with a single page transcript but I’ve never had any problems too date with just providing the degree.adisays wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2019 6:26 pmThanks, the degree and transcript from my university were issued together (it's just one page each) so that's why I've included it.
Yes, I'm pretty desperate to apply via Super Priority. I have a trip to India planned in December and it's probably the last time I'll get to see my grandmother. I really hope I'm able to get the priority option. My Tier 2 expires Nov 30th.
adisays wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2019 4:55 pmThanks aman90. So come Friday (the 18th) I see the priority option available and book an appointment on November 1, my application date is Oct 18th (since that's when I submitted and paid) and NOT on Nov 1, my appointment date?
Sigh.. Yes
Do you know if you can upload your scanned docs anytime before the appointment date or do you have to do it as soon as you pay? Reason I ask is there's a silly error on my employer letter (uses the 'she' pronoun correctly everywhere except for 1 sentence, where it says 'his'). HR won't be in to sign the new letter till Monday though.
Anytime before and on the day of biometrics, before sopra steria forwards the info to HO. And before you ask, yes it’s fine for the letter to be dated after submission of application
1.Whether you write the actual entry date or you write the visa issue date- it will not have any adverse affect. As you were already in the country the only logical answer can be the actual date of entry.
Hi aman90 - I think I saw you write this on another post but wanted to ask you on my thread - you mentioned you did your passport scans in colour? I have scanned all pages of my passport in colour and combined it all into one PDF. The file size is 2.8MB, so well under the 6MB limit. Should this be ok? Or does it absolutely have to be in black and white? It took me over an hour to scan my passports the first time so... really hoping I don't have to re-do it all! Thank youaman90 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 6:33 pm1.Whether you write the actual entry date or you write the visa issue date- it will not have any adverse affect. As you were already in the country the only logical answer can be the actual date of entry.
2. No. ILR is based on 5 years continuous residence counting backwards. Only ur absences during Tier2 are relevant.
It’s fine as long as you don’t exceed the limit and as long as it’s easily readable. And you can change colours after scanning tooadisays wrote: ↑Sat Oct 19, 2019 10:49 am- you mentioned you did your passport scans in colour? I have scanned all pages of my passport in colour and combined it all into one PDF. The file size is 2.8MB, so well under the 6MB limit. Should this be ok? Or does it absolutely have to be in black and white?