Many thanks, did she move to Canada from the UK? How was the sponsorship process?

James

Hello,

I am a UK citizen, married to a Canadian (who has ILR in the UK)

I am looking into my options of immigrating to Canada to live and work, with my wife and child

Looking for advice

Many Thanks

Hello Does anybody know if the super priority service is still adhering to the one day response or do they have delays? Apologies if there is another thread for this It really does depend on various aspects. As you were already advised in your own topic, there is no guarantee that you will definite...

Hello Does anybody know if the super priority service is still adhering to the one day response or do they have delays? Apologies if there is another thread for this It really does depend on various aspects. As you were already advised in your own topic, there is no guarantee that you will definite...

Hello

Does anybody know if the super priority service is still adhering to the one day response or do they have delays?

Apologies if there is another thread for this

CR001 wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 12, 2019 7:49 pm

Will this 1 day cause an issue with '5 years continuous residence'?

No!

(!) ? - Appointment tomorrow. Nervous, albeit probably unnecessary. However I am not clued up on how strict they are.

Hi all My visa UK ANCESTRY was approved around 8th April 2014 whilst I was in Canada making the application I returned to the UK on the 1st May 2014 (my UK Ancestry Visa is 5 years from the 1st May 2014 onwards) However I didn't arrive in the UK (due to flight time) until the 2nd May Will this 1 day...

Hello

Any idea if the super priority service team are in a back log currently or replying within 1 working day?

Many Thanks

Zimba wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 05, 2019 2:01 pm

atan1990 wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 05, 2019 11:43 am

Also, if I vary from FLR to ILR, can I apply my ILR via super priority service? Does that give me higher chance of success?

Yes but there is no guarantee

Is there a general feeling that super priority give a slightly greater chance of success on applications?

Many Thanks,

Letter should be fine. p.s. kindly refrain from starting a new topic with each question you have. All your posts are in one thread now. Multiple topics/posts (click for forum rule) Do you know if the letter will be sufficient without a line stating employment will continue for the foreseeable futur...

Letter should be fine. p.s. kindly refrain from starting a new topic with each question you have. All your posts are in one thread now. Multiple topics/posts (click for forum rule) Do you know if the letter will be sufficient without a line stating employment will continue for the foreseeable future?

CR001 wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 11, 2019 10:59 am

Letter should be fine.

p.s. kindly refrain from starting a new topic with each question you have. All your posts are in one thread now.

Multiple topics/posts (click for forum rule)

Thank you and apologies

Hello I have a letter from my employer that states To whom it may concern XXXX has been employed by our company since XXXX her job title is XXXX on a permanent contract and her salary is XXXX The information is given in good faith and in strict confidence Yours sincerely ------------ Is this letter ...

Hello

I am submitting my ILR Application today. I have all the documents expect one which is coming in the post.

Can I submit and pay today and upload the documents at another date prior to the appointment.

Many Thanks

Your residence for ILR starts counting from the date you entered the UK. You will need to apply for a 2.5 year extension.to cover a couple of months you are short. What if the gap was 1 day. Ie 4 years 364 days. Actual question not sarcasm But it isn't just a gap of one day. :idea: What if it was. ...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 04, 2019 5:19 pm

Your residence for ILR starts counting from the date you entered the UK.

You will need to apply for a 2.5 year extension.to cover a couple of months you are short.

What if the gap was 1 day. Ie 4 years 364 days. Actual question not sarcasm

As CR001 suggested above it's better for U apply after U'll have at least one payslip with qualifying salary. Also U can apply now but most likely Ur application will be refused because salary requirements weren't met. Just update on this I have asked my HR to give the Paril month pay slip. They pr...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 03, 2019 6:49 am

If you pass the test first time, you also won't get your £100 back for the other 2 tests you booked.

I did expect that to be the case, but given the costs if I don't pass and the dates get booked up soon I had to do it.

Many Thanks

If you don't pass the test, you will have to apply to extend your visa before your current visa expires. Do not submit an ILR application if you have not passed the test. Liuk is a requirement for everyone who is not exempt because of age or medical conditions. Thank you and I presume my only exten...

Hello All My visa (UK Ancestry) expires on the 1st May 2019 , I was due to send off my ILR application today (28 days before) , but did not realise the LITUK test was a requirement for a Canadian I have booked three tests as a precaution - all at least 7 days apart starting this Saturday 6th, then 1...

Thanks, have the book and using

https://lifeintheuktests.co.uk/life-in-the-uk-test

1. How long grace do I have to remain in the UK whilst I away a UKBA response to my application, *although I will be using the super priority service ? If you apply before visa expiry (in-time application), you continue to remain a lawful resident even after your visa expiry 'under section 3C' unti...

Hello All, My UK Ancestry Visa expires in the 1st May 2019 (Canadian with UK heritage) I have booked the Life In The UK test for Saturday 6th April and have prepared my ILR Application in preparation I have a few questions 1. How long grace do I have to remain in the UK whilst I away a UKBA response...