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UK2018 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 22, 2018 1:41 pm@london007
Lol, you made my day... ...book ticket with biman.. now that put a smile on my face.
Please pray, I hope this final stage does not take long,each Hour is like a day... I’ve got my eyes glued to the my phone hoping I will get a email saying decision made and to collect passport.
I pray you also get a fantastic news with yours In Sha Allah...
sorry mix up with someone (refusal)
thank you very muchjamshaid wrote: ↑Thu Mar 22, 2018 6:02 pm@ Naz Khan
Submitting supporting documents -
You or your representative/sponsor should send a completed application package within 2 weeks of enrolling your biometric information (but not before) to:
UK Visas and Immigration International
PO Box 5852
Sheffield
S11 0FX
This should include:
A stamped, self-addressed envelope or prepaid return self-addressed courier envelope to return any original UK documents.
The GWF reference provided at the time of application (eg GWF 123456789).
One printed copy of the application form and photo.
All additional documents supporting your application. These should include any documents originating in the UK, like evidence of maintenance and accommodation.
Only valuable documents such as marriage and birth certificates will be returned and only if you have supplied photocopies of these supporting documents. Documents such as photographs, records of correspondence, bank statements will not be returned and will be retained in UKVI only if directly relevant to the decision.
If you want your supporting documents returned, you should send photocopies as well as the original documents. We will not return documents if they have not been photocopied.
The documents should be arranged in this order:
Application form and Appendix 2 for you and child together
English language evidence
Relationship documents
Maintenance documents
Accommodation documents
They all go as one bundle in one parcel. Once a decision has been made, the passport will be sent to the VAC where the application was made. All other original documents will be returned to the address on the self-addressed envelope.
Hi I wondered if you can help Me plz? What is the email address for enquiries if I've submitted application in the UK...i wanted to contact them but phone call is way too expensive!UK2018 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 22, 2018 11:16 amI have also realised that it is best to send them an email which will cost £5.87 ( first email) however after you get a reply you can communicate with them via the reply email and there is no additional charge.
But every time you call them you will have to pay per minute.
Thought I would let those know whom are not aware of it... so if you have waited more then 60 days, email them.
SU07 is NOT required.
Well im married to him in 2014 as per british law. So what wpuld be strongest proof to satisfy them that we r husband n wife??Londoner007 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 22, 2018 11:48 amThe problem is they wouldn't really care too much about money here more, they will care more about your immigration history and being married within UK. Your relationship is without a doubt strong and your solicitor is right, BUT HomeOffice will look if it was strong lawfully?Khokhar1980 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 22, 2018 11:36 amSince 2012 he is taking care of my finacially...coz he doesnt allow me for job. And my parents have passed away years back..living with a younger sis who is studying and dependent on me ...i have attached entire proofs of money since 2012..telephone calls...trips we made togather ...and whatever i was havinv on me...Londoner007 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 22, 2018 11:10 amSo between 2012 and until removal you had no immigration status within UK i am presuming, as by then your student visa probably expired. They may ask why did you get married when you had no immigration status or lawful rights of residence in UK. Also, under which grounds did you apply for Asylum? They may think from a student you suddenly became a Asylum.
He did nt divorce his wife because of me . Neither i can even think of it. When i met him he was separated and case was already in court. It was some property issue which took it so long....i never married a already married man...pls make it clear...for me being with my husband is important not being in uk...every that place is jannat for me where i will b with my hubby...Londoner007 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 2:31 pmIt's not whether the marriage took place or not, that's not the entire issue here. It's more to do with the relationship. They are probably thinking you were a student, then you got married to a married man to remain in UK, then you tried to claim asylum to stay. It would have been much easier for you to go back home and apply for a spouse visa as soon as student visa finished.
I am not saying you will not get approval I hope InshaAllah you get it. I am just making you become aware of things that will be in the decision makers thoughts that's all.
You have a dubious immigration history and your application will be heavily scrutinised. Nothing you can do but wait.Khokhar1980 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 4:38 pmHe did nt divorce his wife because of me . Neither i can even think of it. When i met him he was separated and case was already in court. It was some property issue which took it so long....i never married a already married man...pls make it clear...for me being with my husband is important not being in uk...every that place is jannat for me where i will b with my hubby...Londoner007 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 2:31 pmIt's not whether the marriage took place or not, that's not the entire issue here. It's more to do with the relationship. They are probably thinking you were a student, then you got married to a married man to remain in UK, then you tried to claim asylum to stay. It would have been much easier for you to go back home and apply for a spouse visa as soon as student visa finished.
I am not saying you will not get approval I hope InshaAllah you get it. I am just making you become aware of things that will be in the decision makers thoughts that's all.
Yea doing same...wat else i can do ...praying from Allah for the best for me and for everyone who is on this forum and who is not on forum...may Allah bless them with happiness of being with their loved ones...AminCR001 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 4:41 pmYou have a dubious immigration history and your application will be heavily scrutinised. Nothing you can do but wait.Khokhar1980 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 4:38 pmHe did nt divorce his wife because of me . Neither i can even think of it. When i met him he was separated and case was already in court. It was some property issue which took it so long....i never married a already married man...pls make it clear...for me being with my husband is important not being in uk...every that place is jannat for me where i will b with my hubby...Londoner007 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 2:31 pmIt's not whether the marriage took place or not, that's not the entire issue here. It's more to do with the relationship. They are probably thinking you were a student, then you got married to a married man to remain in UK, then you tried to claim asylum to stay. It would have been much easier for you to go back home and apply for a spouse visa as soon as student visa finished.
I am not saying you will not get approval I hope InshaAllah you get it. I am just making you become aware of things that will be in the decision makers thoughts that's all.
I have applied from uk and thank you I will have a lookUK2018 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 10:42 am@ Halisonu5. There is a UK number to call them but they will not answer your question as it is only for those whom have applied from UK. If you applied from outside UK then I’m afraid you will have to use the expensive number. Further from my experience, the call should only last around 5mins, min wonky lasted 2mins. Nevertheless it’s best to email them.
All contact and email numbers are here.
https://www.gov.uk/contact-ukvi-inside- ... uk/english
Which acknowledgement email was that? Does it start as below:ak80 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 24, 2018 8:54 amHi everyone
My first settlement application refused in last November due to English language requirement. I've done IELTS general instead of A1 test
Applied for the second time with A1 test results.
Biometrics date : 8th January 2018
Documents sent : 18th january 2018
Acknowledgement email received stating my application is now preparing give to a entry clearance officer: 23 march 2018
54 working days and counting.
Wondering why they took so long to send a acknowledgement email
Yes it isAL1982 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 24, 2018 12:40 pmWhich acknowledgement email was that? Does it start as below:ak80 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 24, 2018 8:54 amHi everyone
My first settlement application refused in last November due to English language requirement. I've done IELTS general instead of A1 test
Applied for the second time with A1 test results.
Biometrics date : 8th January 2018
Documents sent : 18th january 2018
Acknowledgement email received stating my application is now preparing give to a entry clearance officer: 23 march 2018
54 working days and counting.
Wondering why they took so long to send a acknowledgement email
Your online application has been received at the UK Decision Making Centre. Your application is currently being prepared for consideration by an Entry Clearance Officer.
I've had the same email. Not sure if it is actually going to the ECO any time soon or whether it's a generic delaying email.ak80 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 24, 2018 1:06 pmYes it isAL1982 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 24, 2018 12:40 pmWhich acknowledgement email was that? Does it start as below:ak80 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 24, 2018 8:54 amHi everyone
My first settlement application refused in last November due to English language requirement. I've done IELTS general instead of A1 test
Applied for the second time with A1 test results.
Biometrics date : 8th January 2018
Documents sent : 18th january 2018
Acknowledgement email received stating my application is now preparing give to a entry clearance officer: 23 march 2018
54 working days and counting.
Wondering why they took so long to send a acknowledgement email
Your online application has been received at the UK Decision Making Centre. Your application is currently being prepared for consideration by an Entry Clearance Officer.
