Hi, I applied MN1 for my son 28th july thru NCS, money was debited 10th August and today I recived an acknowledgement letter. But there was no information on Biometric Registration. is this usual? will there be a second letter on the way for Bio Registration? Are they not sent together? Please let m...

mjm9691 wrote:Please just confirm me in yes or no whether 27/7/15 is the correct mailing date ???

You qualify from 19 July15, so 27 is safe. since your case is sraightforward why not do PEO instead of postal. £1200 is a lot less than 3-4 months of anxiety in my point of view.

Hi, Got my ILR approved today, my case is listed here: http://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/set-o-applying-soon-documents-listed-please-comment-t188648.html#p1205343 I applied 27 days before my 5th anniversary of EC date. Category : Tier 2 (G) Main Applicant - Full time salari...

rukmesh wrote:Where in the application form is that written ? Please do not confuse us

Just in case

mjm9691 wrote:Is the employer letter and absence letter dated within 1 month of applying ?

Yes, I have these letter dated within one month of applying

I have EC date as 13/8/2010 on Tier 2 G but entered on 19/9/2010 and so therefore will be looking for appointment on 24/8/2015. Are you correct in applying so early.applie? I think it's the 28 day rule that applies Yes, I guess 90 days entry clearance will be applicable and we can apply 28 days bef...

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Dear experts, I will be applying for ILR through Tier 2 G in a few weeks, so would appreciate much if you could please have a look at my list of documents I will be submitting and comment if anything is missing. Tier 2(G) to ILR EC date 10 Aug 2010 UK entry 19 Aug 2010 PEO booked for 13 July 2015 (u...

Incase anyone else has confusion like me, I got an email confirmation from Homeoffice which I thought would share: Dear Mr X, Thank you for your email correspondence of 30 May. I am sorry for the delay in replying to your email. A Tier 2 migrant who entered the UK within 90 days from the date of the...

If it were me and only because it would give me enough time to make sure everything/docs is 200% correct, I would book an appointment for around the 22nd to 29th July, but the choice is your completely and you should be fine either way. I am generally a very cautious person so would always play it ...

I always play it safe especially with HO and would, for example, book an appointment sort of midway in the timeframe I am allowed to apply and cover either scenario (visa start date or entry date). Trying the calculate midway in the timeframe...Considering the my dates given above, which date would...

1. If that is 28 days before 10 August, then yes it should be fine. Many thanks CR001. I was confused because the SET(O) guidance notes section 5 doesnot explicitly mention about the 90 days concession. It only says about the 28 days rule. I hope the casworkers are aware of these rules as they keep...

Hello experts: I will be booking for ILR appointment soon, my Case: Tier 2 (General) entry clearance valid from 10 August 2010 Entered UK and started Job on 19 August 2010 .i.e. within 90 days of entry clearance issued 1. Do you suggest I apply exactly 28 days before 10 August 2015 i.e. on 13 July 2...

Hi, How many old passports to include for ILR application. Only passports held during the period applying for (5 year for tier 1,2)? or do I need to include all passports I ever held? Just wanted to keep minimum documents required. Thanks

Hi, I will be applying for ILR with my wife in July. Our current Tier 2 visa expires in mid september. I am planning not to include my pbs dependent child on ILR application as he is UK born and now on dependent visa. Could anyone tell me what visa type my child would be eligible for extension just ...

UKBALoveStory wrote:Your son is not a burden to anyone. He is just an ordinary person like anybody else but with some special needs. I wish you all the best for your application.

Many Thanks UKBALoveStory and CR001

CR001 wrote:Besides, as your child is UK born, he has an entitlement to register as a British citizen as soon as you are granted ILR.

Thanks, I am aware of this. I was just thinking if they think my son as a burden to UK economy and decline parents ILR to avoid this. Just a thought.

CR001 wrote:No it won't, because that would be considered discrimination.

Thanks for the quick and invaluable information CR! I was concerned because many other contries like Canada, Australia do this discrimination to immigrants

Hi, I am on Tier 2 (G) and will be applying for ILR next month with my spouse. I am not including my 7 year old Autistic son in the application as he is UK born. But I was wondering if my sons being disabled would affect the ILR application. We are not receiving any benefits. Could any expert please...