ILR APproved at PEO Croydon - 1st April

Hi,
Thanks everyone for their help regarding my application. It was smooth sailing and approved within an hour and a quarter.

Following docs were submitted:

• Current & Previous Passports & BRP’s
• PEO Appointment E-Mail & Payment Sheet
• Main Applicant PBS Self-Assessment Summary
• Set (O) form
• 2x Recent photographs with full name written on the back of each (4 total)
• Main Applicant 12 Months Payslips
• Main Applicant 12 Months Corresponding Bank Statements
• Main Applicant P60’s
• Passport pages with entry exit stamps.
• Life in the UK & Main Applicant Evidence of English (degree taught in English)
• Dependent Evidence of English (degree taught in English) & Life in the UK
• Dependent P60’s and 12 months Bank Statements (Also for Cohabitation)
• Dependant’s Passport pages.
• Letter from current and previous employer for absences. I worked for an employer before the last one but I didn't submit letter from them and it was no problem.
• Marriage Certificate
• Cohabitation Documents
Home Office Letter for Tier 1 General extension
Tenancy Agreement
Council Tax Bill for current Year and Letter for Previous years
Electoral Poll Registration
Gas Bills

Congratz.

any emp letter you submitted for absence?


S

Yes, I did. updated the original post.

Cheers.

5fifty5 wrote:Hi,
Thanks everyone for their help regarding my application. It was smooth sailing and approved within an hour and a quarter.

Following docs were submitted:

• Current & Previous Passports & BRP’s
• PEO Appointment E-Mail & Payment Sheet
• Main Applicant PBS Self-Assessment Summary
• Set (O) form
• 2x Recent photographs with full name written on the back of each (4 total)
• Main Applicant 12 Months Payslips
• Main Applicant 12 Months Corresponding Bank Statements
• Main Applicant P60’s
• Passport pages with entry exit stamps.
• Life in the UK & Main Applicant Evidence of English (degree taught in English)
• Dependent Evidence of English (degree taught in English) & Life in the UK
• Dependent P60’s and 12 months Bank Statements (Also for Cohabitation)
• Dependant’s Passport pages.
• Letter from current and previous employer for absences. I worked for an employer before the last one but I didn't submit letter from them and it was no problem.
• Marriage Certificate
• Cohabitation Documents
Home Office Letter for Tier 1 General extension
Tenancy Agreement
Council Tax Bill for current Year and Letter for Previous years
Electoral Poll Registration
Gas Bills

Hi 5fifty5,

Could you please advise below question.
Have you submitted only degree certificate + transcript or UK NARIC letter as well for your dependent?
Dependent Evidence of English (degree taught in English)
Thanks in advance.....

Hi suryavaddi
I didn't have Any UK NARIC Letter. I submitted originals (no transcript) which were returned to me.

My degree as well as my wife's appear on PBS Calculator. All I did was put random stuff on the calculator, but correct University so that the points would appear on Self-Assessment summary, and that was it. I made a note on the SAS to say it was dependants'

5fifty5 wrote:Hi suryavaddi
I didn't have Any UK NARIC Letter. I submitted originals (no transcript) which were returned to me.

My degree as well as my wife's appear on PBS Calculator. All I did was put random stuff on the calculator, but correct University so that the points would appear on Self-Assessment summary, and that was it. I made a note on the SAS to say it was dependants'

hi 5fifty5,
Thank you very much for reply

Hi 5fifty5, did your dependent's degree got 10 points in "English Language Skills" section of PBS?

My wife's degree is recognized in "Qualification" section of PBS and scores 30 points but scores 0 points in "English Language Skills". any advice?

Thanks.

Hi

for the past 2years in my current company I have not made any business overseas trips. and previous employer I've made a couple 2 weeks each. I don't go over the 180days mark, do I need to get a letter from prev employer?

davesam00 wrote:Hi 5fifty5, did your dependent's degree got 10 points in "English Language Skills" section of PBS?

My wife's degree is recognized in "Qualification" section of PBS and scores 30 points but scores 0 points in "English Language Skills". any advice?

Thanks.

I would advise you to get a NARIC letter since you are not scoring points. Better be safe than sorry.

bruceb wrote:Hi

for the past 2years in my current company I have not made any business overseas trips. and previous employer I've made a couple 2 weeks each. I don't go over the 180days mark, do I need to get a letter from prev employer?

Bruce: I never spent any time abroad on business trips. I would advise getting one because you're paying a lot for in-person appointment and its better to have them, just in case CW asks

Forum Members,

Can someone please forward me the link for Main Applicant PBS Self-Assessment Summary for ILR via Tier 1 (G) routet?