Successful PEO/PSC ILR applications

1. Category: Tier 2 General
2. Number of dependents: 0
3. Tot. cost: £2962
4. PEO branch: Croydon
5. Documents provided:
Current passport + 2 old passports
2 photos
Current BRP
Degree cert for English qualification
Life in UK pass cert
3 months payslip
3 months bank statements
Application form
Letter from employer
6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years: No
7. Any Additional Comments: Went in 8am for 820am appointment. Out by 11am.

Hi All,

Just thought to share my ILR success story but first off, huge thanks to every expert and guru whose valuable advice made the difference. So, following the template from previous stories, here are the details:

1. Category: Tier 2 General
2. Number of dependents: 0
3. Tot. cost: £2962 (out of usual hours appointment)
4. PEO branch: Croydon
5. Documents provided:
Current passport + 2 old passports
2 photos
Current BRP
Degree cert for English qualification
Life in UK pass cert
3 months payslip
3 months bank statements
Application form
Letter from employer
Leave absence letters from previous employers (confirming that the leaves were approved)
HMRC Tax History (last 5 years - printed off the HMRC website)
NI Reference (Printed off the HMRC site)
Mortgage Annual Statement (as address proof)

6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years: No
7. Any Additional Comments: Went in at 5 pm for 5:10 pm appointment. Approval Letter received at 7.09 pm. The case went Under Consideration at 6.26 pm so, approx. 45 mins for the decision by the case worker.

Thanks,
sumlak

1. Category. - T1 dependant - 5 years route
2. Number of dependents. - 0
3. Total cost. - £2887
4. PEO branch. - Sheffield
5. Documents provided.
My current and old passports
My T1 Dependent BPR card
Wife's current and old passports
Wife's ILR BRP card
LIT UK pass certificate
B1 English certificate
My Salary pay slips x 4
My Current account statement x 3months
Our marriage certificate (original and English translation)
Airline reservations tickets as evidence of UK absences
Annual water and council bills (2016 and 2017)
6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years. - No
7. Any Additional Comments. - I applied alone as my wife has granted her ILR couple of years ago. The appointment was at 9.30 and biometric took around 10.30. Decision was given around 12.30

Hi all

Got my ILR on 10 years basis at Liverpool.

My history is;
1- Student (Entry Clearance)
2- Student extension (overstayed 2 days while posting this extension, always mentioned in immigration history section of subsequent visa applications)
3- PSW
4- T1 Entrepreneur (Refused and later allowed in appeal)
5- T1 Entrepreneur extension
6- ILR on 10 years basis

I presented all my passports since entry clear with all stamps of entry/leaving the UK. My total days of absence in three different visits were 99 only. Presented my MSc degree for the English language requirement and Life in U.K. Test report. Applied within 28 days (it was 27th day back from full 10 years). Got successful decision within 3 hours.

1. Category. ILR SET0 from Tier 1
2. Number of dependents.-0
3. Total cost.-2875
4. PEO branch. Croydon
5. Documents provided.Payslip, bank statements absence letter for five years police report for lost passport,Letter from employer
6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years.-N/A
7. Any Additional Comments.
Applied in Jan-17 for PSC got further checks letter and waited keep calling the customer service as they asked to wait for 6 months then contacted my local MP about the delay in August-17.
call from Caseworker on 20 oct to fill self assessment questionnaire submitted doc on 23 oct along with letter from accountant for self employment and SA302 for self assessment years just in case and letter for p60 with last year earnings(16-17).No amendments made.
Status changed into decided on 25 Oct
Got my documents back today(31-oct) with approval letter and awaiting Bio metrics card.
Thank God for giving strength during these stressful 10 month period feeling a lot better now.
Hope everyone waiting get a good news.

1. Category: Tier 2 General (same as Migrant)
2. Number of dependents: 0
3. Total cost: 2887 (premium service)
4. PEO branch: Croydon
5. Documents provided:
- BRP
- Current passport
- Old passport (2)
- Police registration
- Employer letter
- Absence record (unstamped, unsigned by employer)
- Completed SET(O) form
- Absence record (same as above) attached to SET(O)
- Life in the UK
- UKNARIC
- 4 bank statements (stamped on each page by branch)
- 1 payslip (last month)
- 2 photographs
6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years: No
7. Any Additional Comments:
I applied yesterday, 3 Nov 2017. I recommend that if you present a single payslip, which is possible, make sure the payslip transaction appears in your bank statement. I did not and during the application process I was required to send a screenshot of my latest bank transactions that included the money-in record for the payslip I presented. An email address and specific subject line was provided by staff. I was able to do this, so another recommendation is to bring a smartphone or similar device with battery fully charged and access to mobile banking. I presented a single payslip because previous payslips would have reflected periods of shared parental leave and thought could introduce confusion. I did not have to declare any information relating to shared parental leave because the application was made when I was back in payroll.

Thanks everyone for being generous with your time and for the advise.

1. Category: Tier 2 General
2. Number of dependents: 0
3. Total cost: 2962 (Premium Service Saturday appointment)
4. PEO branch: Croydon
5. Documents provided:
- BRP
- Current passport
- Old passport (1)
- Employer letter - used a template I found in this forum
- Absences letter from employer - stating two work related absences and also confirming that all leave taken was in line with the annual leave policy.
- The absences letter provided by the HR did not list non-work related absences. The letter only only mentioned work related absences.
- Absence record (spread sheet - unstamped, unsigned by employer)
- Completed SET(O) form
- Absence record (same as above) attached to SET(O)
- Life in the UK
- UK Degree Certificate
- 3 month bank statements
- 3 payslips on company letter head and signed by the HR (as my company issues electronic payslips)
- 2 photographs
6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years: No
7. Any Additional Comments:
I also carried P60s with me, but did not submit them. I only carried them with me in case they had any questions. I reached at 9 AM for my 9:30 appointment, and was out by 11:30 AM.

Hi All

First I thankfully to every one specially CR001

My ILR long residency has been approved on premium service at Croydon

Documents
Passport covering last 10 years
Covering letter from my solicitor with details
As my three appeals has been allowed so we have attached all the judgements
Council tax statement
Life in UK
B1 WITH DISTINCTION
Previous Biometric Card T1 Entrepreneur

Very long journey as I was there at 9 last month
Biometric done at 10
Case with case worker at 1 15 for consideration
Got call from Case worker at 2 10 as he want me ask few questions
He ask me about Toiec as I have replied that all judgements are there which he was appreciated
And he said what business you are doing now
I replied that I just got T1 Ent only three months ago so we are in process and show him emails conversation with company
And he asked for bank statements which I have provided and show him still there is money available in my savings
He was looking cooperative but said I am very convinced about the history as there is no any absence from last 10 years but really confused from 3 judgements so I need to speak with my Senior managers which i said ok but please take in the account that all the appeals has been allowed
He said thankyou for your time

Then nearly at 4 30 approval letter has been issued

Thankyou once again

Now I am looking to apply for my wife as she is my PBS dependent and need to switch on FLR M on basis of 62000.00
So it would be really appreciated if some one could help me on that
I already applied MN 1 application fir my 6 yr 11 month old daughter and Biometric gas been done

Thank you once again

Hi All,

Many thanks to Gurus for the guidance.

Here is my ILR success story:
1. Category: Tier 2 General
2. Number of dependents: 0
3. Total cost: 2887
4. PEO branch: Birmingham
5. Documents provided:
- BRP
- Passport
- Employer reference letter
- Absences letters from all employers
- Completed SET(O) form
- Life in the UK
- NARIC certificates
- 12 months bank statements
- 12 payslips (online)
- 2 photographs
- Medium of Instruction letter from university
- Employment History letter for year 2016-17
6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years: No
7. Any Additional Comments:
ILR approved in 2 Hours.
10. Suggestions:
CW seems interested to match your salary details on your bank statement, with the payslips you provided. Therefore if you are providing 12 payslips, then provide 12 months bank statement, if 6 payslips then 6 months bank statement. Also make sure, your last salary details are covered in the bank statements you provided. And better to be honest, while giving them information about you.

Thanks.

Hello All,

thanks to this wonderful forum (and helpful moderators and Gurus).

1. Category: Tier 2 General
2. Number of dependents: 0
3. Total cost: 2887
4. PEO branch: Liverpool
5. Documents provided:
-i. BRP
-ii.Passport
-iii.Employer Letter (Covering SOC, Current Salary, Still required for the JOB and paid the same in foreseeable future)
-iv. Absences letters from employer
-v. Completed SET(O) form
-vi. Life in the UK
-vii. UK Masters degree
-viii.3 months bank statements
-ix. 6 months payslips (Original ones had no logo on them, so printed them on letterhead (Signed by HR) and letter confirming that they are authentic
-x. 2 photographs
-xi. Checklist
-xii - 3 P60's
6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years: No
7. Any Additional Comments:
ILR approved in 5 Hours. i was there 3 hours early than my appointment time and Liverpool center was slow but I observed no one got rejection during those 5 hrs)
8. Suggestions:

Hi All,

Thank you every one who are contributing to this wonderful forum and moderators.

1. Category: Tier 2 General
2. Number of dependents: 0
3. Total cost: 2962
4. PEO branch: Croydon
5. Documents provided:
-i. BRP (current) + print outs of previous BRPs
-ii.Passports (current and previous)
-iii.Employer Letter (Covering SOC, Current Salary, Still required for the JOB and paid the same in foreseeable future)
-iv. Absences letters from employer
-v. Completed SET(O) form
-vi. Life in the UK
-vii. UK Masters degree certificates
-viii.6 months bank statements
-ix. 3 months payslips (Original ones had no logo on them, and so got a letter from HR confirming that they are authentic
-x. 2 photographs
-xi. cover letter
-xii - 4 years P60's and HMRC Employment Letters
6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years: No
7. Any Additional Comments:
ILR approved in about 2 Hours; I also had 45 days gap between job changes, salary drop during job changes, personal loan; but no questions were asked

Some of the photo copies I have provided them with the application were also taken

8. Suggestions:

Wish you all the very best for your applications

Hi all,

I want to thank all the moderators and users alike of immigrationboards.com for all the help throughout my applications. I have been a silent reader for a long time now, and you guys have helped me a lot especially in saving immigration lawyer fees.

I have received my ILR card today (plus one dependant). Appointment was in Solihull premium service centre.

1. Category: Tier 2 General
2. Number of dependents: 1
3. Tot. cost: £5774
4. PEO branch: Solihull
5. Documents provided:
Set O - 10/2017 version
2 Current passports + 2 old passports
2 photos each
Current BRP x 2
Life in UK pass cert x 2
IELTS pass cert x 2
3 months payslips
3 months bank statements
Letter from current employer
Leave absence letter from previous employer (confirming that the leaves were approved)
Cohabitation letters x 8
6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years: None
7. Any Additional Comments: Entire application process took 3 hours and 30minutes. BRP cards received 2 days after.

Thank you very much and more power to immigrationboards.com.

-D

Congrats,

What all cohabitation letters did you provide?

londontraveller2011 wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 23, 2017 10:28 pm

Hi all,

I want to thank all the moderators and users alike of immigrationboards.com for all the help throughout my applications. I have been a silent reader for a long time now, and you guys have helped me a lot especially in saving immigration lawyer fees.

I have received my ILR card today (plus one dependant). Appointment was in Solihull premium service centre.

1. Category: Tier 2 General
2. Number of dependents: 1
3. Tot. cost: £5774
4. PEO branch: Solihull
5. Documents provided:
Set O - 10/2017 version
2 Current passports + 2 old passports
2 photos each
Current BRP x 2
Life in UK pass cert x 2
IELTS pass cert x 2
3 months payslips
3 months bank statements
Letter from current employer
Leave absence letter from previous employer (confirming that the leaves were approved)
Cohabitation letters x 8
6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years: None
7. Any Additional Comments: Entire application process took 3 hours and 30minutes. BRP cards received 2 days after.

Thank you very much and more power to immigrationboards.com.

-D

1. Category: Tier 2 General
2. Number of dependents: 0
3. Total cost: 2962 (Saturday appointment)
4. PEO branch: Croydon
5. Documents provided:
-i. BRP (original and copy)
-ii.Passports (current and previous - original and copies of all pages)
-iii.Employer Letter (Covering SOC, Current Salary, Still required for the JOB and paid the same in foreseeable future - original and copy)
-iv. Absences letters from employer (just mentioning employment dates and annual leaves entitlement and working days - original and copy)
-v. Completed SET(O) form
-vi. Life in the UK (original and copy)
-vii. UK Masters degree certificate (original and copy)
-viii.3 months bank statements (original)
-ix. 3 months payslips (Original on company letterhead and copies)
-x. 2 photographs
-xi. cover letter (explaining all leaves and email conversations with previous employers for Absence Letters)
6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years: No
7. Any Additional Comments: 7:50 in for 8:10 appointment, 8:05 application submitted, 8:10 biometrics done, 10:20 letter received
8. Suggestions:Keep it simple and avoid unnecessary documents

1. Category - Tier 2 General
2. Number of dependents - 2
3. Total cost - £8,895 + £1680 (legal)
4. PEO branch - Croydon
5. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years - None
6. Documents provided
1. A completed SET(O) application form
2. 2 x passport photographs of each applicant which are no more than one month old.
3. Passports (current and expired)
4. current Tier 2 BRPs.
5. A completed travel schedule for you, and a short letter from you confirming the reasons for your trips overseas for the last 5 years (e.g. holiday, business).
6. Life in the UK test pass notification letters (Main applicant and dependent)
7. English language proof (UK university degree original certificate + dependent's original degree certificate + UKNARIC letter)
8.Payslips for the period July – October/November 2017. If the payslips are computer generated, they must be accompanied by a letter from employer to confirm that they are genuine and authentic. The last payslip must be dated no more than one month prior to the date the application is submitted.
9. Bank statements evidencing all the payments at point 7 above being deposited into the bank account. If these statements are online printouts, they must also be stamped by the bank on every page to evidence their authenticity. The last statement must be dated no more than one month before the date that the application is submitted.
10. Original letter from your employer regarding your current employment. Please note that the letter should be dated no more than one month before the date that your application is submitted.
11. Original P60 tax documents for the last 5 years.
12. A selection of documentation evidencing that my wife and I have been living together for the last 2 years. Documentation should include post addressed to you either jointly, or individually, but to the same address. It should be original documentation sent by post, not online printouts, and may include bank statements, council tax bills, utility bills, credit card statements or any other post that you receive. It should be from at least 4 or 5 different sources, and you should try to provide at least 10-15 pieces of documentation spanning the last 2 years.

7. Any Additional Comments - Booked early appointment at an additional cost of £75 per application. No questions were asked. However Croydon PEO is very busy and took us 3 hrs to get confirmation.
Appointment at 08:30, application submitted at 09:00, bio-metrics submitted at 09:30, approval letter received at 13:00.

Good luck every one.

Hi Optimisticme,

Many congrats.

Did you submit your employment letter stating "same pay for foreseeable future" ?

Is that mandatory to say "will be paid same pay in foreseeable future" in employment letter?

Regards,
iforilr

optimisticme wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 22, 2017 11:18 am

Hi All,

Many thanks to Gurus for the guidance.

Here is my ILR success story:
1. Category: Tier 2 General
2. Number of dependents: 0
3. Total cost: 2887
4. PEO branch: Birmingham
5. Documents provided:
- BRP
- Passport
- Employer reference letter
- Absences letters from all employers
- Completed SET(O) form
- Life in the UK
- NARIC certificates
- 12 months bank statements
- 12 payslips (online)
- 2 photographs
- Medium of Instruction letter from university
- Employment History letter for year 2016-17
6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years: No
7. Any Additional Comments:
ILR approved in 2 Hours.
10. Suggestions:
CW seems interested to match your salary details on your bank statement, with the payslips you provided. Therefore if you are providing 12 payslips, then provide 12 months bank statement, if 6 payslips then 6 months bank statement. Also make sure, your last salary details are covered in the bank statements you provided. And better to be honest, while giving them information about you.

Thanks.

I have been a silent reader of this particular thread for last two years and have been religiously reading every single post daily for last two months. After a long 9 years and 11 months, I was granted my Indefinite Leave to Remain yesterday in Croydon PEO centre.

1. Category. SET (LR)

2. Number of dependents. None

3. Total cost. £2.8k I think

4. PEO branch. Croydon

5. Documents provided.

- Passport x 2
- BRP
-Payment and appointment confirmation & SET (LR) forms
- Copy of first visa
- Letter from University confirming the dates I was registered a student and the courses completed.
- Certificates for each modules completed at university
- Transcript from ACCA confirming the results along with the dates completed (months)
-Letter from University confirming the completion of my Degree
-LIUK
-University Degree Certificate
- List of Absence from UK and travel Itinerary for each journey.
-Copy of PSW Visa and Tier 2 work permit visa x 2
- P60 for last five years with Tier 2 company
-Last 6 months payslips and 3 months statement
-Employment Letter
- GP Registration letter

I made a copy of each documents from my main file, which I submitted on a separate folder to the case worker (just making their life easy). When I got my originals back, I realised they had only kept some of the copies ( copy of all visas, payslips, bank statement, employment letter, university degree and LIUK cert)and returned the rest. I also had bank statements from two different bank for last 10 years, exam entry confirmations, my professional body subscription payment confirmation or last ten years. I informed the gentlemen who registered my case I had all these additional documents if need be as he didn't want me to include all those paperwork.

6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years. None , 77 days in total actually

7. Any Additional Comments.

I had a 8:30 am appointment. So got there around 07:45 am. Decided to have a coffee as I thought it was too early to go in. Entered at 8:10 am, token number given at 08:20 am, case registered at 09:10 am, bio metrics taken at 09:35 am and decision received 11:23 am. I must admit it was one of the most stressful two hours of my life after the biometrics. Every time a token number was called, my heart would skip a beat. But after two hours when my number was finally called, it was a very difficult walk up to the counter 44. Once I got there I could see the documents were on the table, so I actually knew the results were in my favour shortly before I was told it was a good news and I was granted my ILR. I duly thanked the lady and did a survey. Once I walked out of the building I could feel a huge sense of relief and it felt like I was finally a free man. Tbh still have a big grin in my face whilst I am typing this.

Last but not the least, I would like to thank this board for being a tremendous support for last two years and practically being my best friend for emotional support for last two months. Thank you to all the admins and all the users, who posted their experience, for keeping me positive all these months.

Son was granted his ILR after appearing at the Liverpool home office today ( 10 year route)
Very straight forward approval.
In at 09:00am and granted around 10:30 hours.

Good luck to all those still waiting and thanks moderators and everyone for your support and advice.

First thanks everyone for the tremendous knowledge and help shared here.
ILR applied Dec 11, received today (Dec 22).
1. Category: Tier 2 (General); Set (O)
2. Number of dependents: None
3. Total cost: £2887
4. PEO branch: Glasgow
5. Documents provided:
a. Passport: 1
b. Photos: 2
c. BRP: 1
d. Letter from employer: 3
i. Two from HR (SOC Code, Current salary, salary more than expected for code, Required for future work; and list of absences)
ii. One from line manager confirming need to continued employment
e. LITUK
f. English language requirement
i. UK NARIC Equivalence of US PhD to UK degree; original degree certificate
ii. Letter from US University confirming English as medium of instruction
iii. UK NARIC certificates for Indian Masters and Undergraduate degrees and original certificates (also had certificates stating that English proficiency was equivalent to level C1 – a total of 5 NARIC certificates – a bit overboard, but why not? it was all paid for!)
g. 7 months salary slips (since online was stamped and signed by HR)
h. 7 months bank statements (originals, with the latest month printed out in branch and stamped and signed there)
i. 5 years P60
6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years: None
7. Any Additional Comments: no cover letter used. No questions asked at all.
Went in at 2:40 for 3 pm appointment, documents taken at 3:05; Biometrics at 3:30. Waited a long time (was last in line that day and there seemed to be some complicated cases - saw a couple of lawyers with thick binders). Only one case-worker (mine) was remaining around 5:30. Lights were being switched off. I was getting nervous as I was the only one left by then in the entire set up.Finally, CW gave the green signal at 5:50 pm.
Someone recently said that they saw their original documents on the table when they were called up and knew that their application was successful. I feel that this is a good observation. I saw a couple of people being called up but without their originals on the table and they were sent away to get more documents (overheard that it was lack of cohabitation document for a year in one case and absence of employer letter covering some period of work in the other). So, if the case worker calls you (towards the end of the expected time) and they have your originals, it is very likely that the application is granted.
Good luck y'all!

1. Category: Tier 2 General, SET(O)
2. Number of dependants: 0
3. Total cost: £2887 + legal fees
4. PEO branch: Croydon
5. Documents provided (all documents provided with copies):
- Original current passport;
- Original previous passports showing entry clearance endorsements and UK visas;
- x2 passport sized photographs;
- Original Biometric Residence Permit;
- Schedule of Travel outside of the UK for the last 5 years;
- Original letter from your current employer in regards to employment;
- Original payslips for the last 6 months;
- Original P60s for 5 years;
- Original bank statements, showing receipt of salary for the last 6 months;
- Land Registry Deed as proof of address;
- Original Degree Certificate and Transcript
- Original Life in the UK Test certificate;
6. Absences more than 180 days in any of the qualifying years: None
7. Any Additional Comments: Appointment at 9.20am, documents accepted at ~10.30am, biometrics at ~11am, under consideration at 12.30pm, decision at ~1.15pm. BRP arrived within two days.

Hi
I wanted to share my experience to get ILR on the basis of 10 years you can have benefit from my experience.

Category: Tier 1 Entrepreneur To ILR
Number of dependents: 0
Tot. cost: £2887
PEO branch: Croydon
Documents provided:
Old Passports
Current Passport
BRP cards 1
Application form (1)
Appointment letter
Payment letter
Photographs 2
3 months bank statement personal
Life in the UK test (1)
UK Degree
Marriage Certificate (1) and birth certificate for dependent
Accountant Letter from Registered Accountant
Company information like current appointment reports
Company bank statements for 2 years
Paye statements for 1 year
Business contracts but I only provided one.
Company Accounts for last 3 years plus corporation tax but I did not provide them .


Keep all the business related documents but don’t provide all as they will ask if they need more. Keep the file as simple as possible. Went in at 10:00hrs, out at 15:00

No questions asked and after 5 hours they called me to collect the documents and told me that application was successful.

No need to hire any lawyer .
But Accountant is very important
Accountant letter should state following stuff.

1) When the investment was made as a director Loan
2) How many emoloyees and how many hours they do and pay rate
3) Tax details and company profit or loss for all the years .
Special thanks to Saxena for the details.
Regards
Raheel

Hi there, quick qs. Do you need a NARIC certificate if you have a UK degree?

pradbis wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 31, 2017 12:27 am

Hi there, quick qs. Do you need a NARIC certificate if you have a UK degree?

No.

Hiii all ,

I want to share A GOOD NEWS here . My PEO appointment for 10 year ILR FROM entrepreneur has been approved today . Big relief .

Appoinmner was at 8 clock in the morning , got positive outcome by 12 clock .

I want to give special thanks to CR001 , focus and Raheel . I was just gathering information from this forum , have not used any solicitor.
Case worker asked for all the documents related to business . So guys , if you are going for PEO service make sure , you are taking all the documents related to business . I was called by caseworker 6 times to clarify and asking documents . Finally I got it . Thanks all once again . Do we get all the documents back ? They gave me my passport and 2 approval letters . But when I reached home

goldenuk wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 03, 2018 6:45 pm

Hiii all ,

I want to share A GOOD NEWS here . My PEO appointment for 10 year ILR FROM entrepreneur has been approved today . Big relief .

Appoinmner was at 8 clock in the morning , got positive outcome by 12 clock .

I want to give special thanks to CR001 , focus and Raheel . I was just gathering information from this forum , have not used any solicitor.
Case worker asked for all the documents related to business . So guys , if you are going for PEO service make sure , you are taking all the documents related to business . I was called by caseworker 6 times to clarify and asking documents . Finally I got it . Thanks all once again . Do we get all the documents back ? They gave me my passport and 2 approval letters . But when I reached home

Dear Goldenuk Congratulations....

Can you please give more details:

Where were your appointment? You applied after successful Tier 1 extension?

What documents case worker asked during 6 time?

My tier 1 extension application is still in process and my 10 years completed. My all documents are with home office. What documents you recommend, I should take with me?

I shall be thankful for your kind reply.

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