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| Kayalami Member Member # 5984 | Posted July 04, 2003 09:24 AM You are assuming the WP in question is for a change of employment . Based on the information provided by the poster to whom I have replied in bullet point/ numbered format (I beleive its bhavna) it would appear that her application is a new application rather than a change of employment. It seems like she will get a new job and thus WP after she has already left the country! I also deduce by virtue that she has been made/ is likely to be made redundant it is unlikely that her occupation is in the Tier 1 category hence by default it is in Tier 2. It depends what her excact details are and since she has not provided them I have in my advise erred on the side of caution. Elementary my dear Watson . [ July 04, 2003: Message edited by: Kayalami ] -------------------- ---audi alteram partem--- |
| Alex Member Member # 54 | Posted July 04, 2003 10:29 AM Dear Holmes, I, actually, understood it a little bit differently - I thought that she (or he?) wanted to come back to the country using her (or his?) old permit and visa and apply for a change of employment - possibly I was wrong (as always). Yours sincerely, |
| Vinodh Junior Member Member # 7044 | Posted July 04, 2003 02:25 PM Hello All many thanks for all of your advices, just wanted to know one more thing, is that good to file ILR applicaion through a professional immigration cosultant or on my own ?. Please let me know which is the best and safe way of doing that,and also if somebody could give me some idea's of how to find a suitable immigration consultant will be much appreciated. thanks |
| Kayalami Member Member # 5984 | Posted July 04, 2003 02:51 PM Alex, I like your sense of humour. Good to see such on the NG. We approached the query differently and its always good to get various perspectives. Enjoy your weekend and have a pint on me oh my able sidekick
It would appear from the information you have provided that the HO applied discretion in giving you a 2nd WP for whatever reason that may have been. It would seem that you would qualify for ILR after 4 years on WP and that this would be a straightforward application. However a lawyer would be able to review all your details comprehensively and put forward representations where any doubts exist. Ultimatley The choice of whether to get an immigration consultant or a lawyer is in your hands. Note that anyone providing immigration advice in the UK must be registered with the Office of the Immigration Service Commissioner (OISC) unless exempted. Lawyers are exempted by virtue that they are regulated by their own professional body. Our hosts www.workpermits.com may be of assistance in your case (note I am not soliciting for or advocating their services) Good Luck
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| Bobblewait Member Member # 6527 | Posted July 10, 2003 02:50 PM Poop |
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