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Why do you say that. It is a foreign degree and needs NARIC red route.
Hi, My question is: Do I need to provide the NARIC verification if the degree alone (without NARIC verification) was previously accepted as part of my successful FLR application in 2016.
Hi CR001,
Thanks, agreed - not going to risk it!CR001 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 18, 2019 9:28 amYou do of course risk being refused ILR due to not submitting NARIC for a foreign degree and losing the ILR fee (yes, there have been many refusals for this very reason). If ILR is refused, you then risk HO putting you on the FLR(FP) 10 year partner route and you will need to pay £1000 IHS for this (many have had this unfortunate experience in recent weeks).
For the sake of £150 for NARIC red route or the 10 minute B1 test, you risk losing a couple of thousand £££.
Personally, I am not a fan of taking risks with HO and would pay the £150 for NARIC or test.
Not an issue.andrea878 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 22, 2019 9:29 amhello,
I'm currently applying for ILR Set(M)
There is a surname discrepancy between my payslips and my bank statements and i'm concerned it may cause a problem.
Basically, for all official purposes (i.e bank accounts, utilities etc.) I use my family surname, which is still in my passport.
However for work and everyday purposes I use my married surname.
So, my payslips are currently made out to my married surname (Petra xxxxx yyyyyy) , which i use for work and everyday purposes, while my bank statements are still made out to my family surname (Petra xxxxxxx bbbbbbbb).
I've just not had the opportunity to swap my passport over to my married name as it requires requesting new residency card etc etc.
It is clearly evident that it is me - and I have marriage certificates etc to justify this.
Also, for my FLR application in 2016, i justified this with a simple cover letter explaining the situation.
Do you think i can do the same for this application?
Thanks!
There is no absence limit for Set M spouse visa holders.
It applies to all visa routes. Many have done it, myself included.andrea878 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 24, 2019 1:06 pmHi,
I understand there is a general rule that applies to all immigration applications, where you can apply 28 day before reaching the end of the qualifying period (60 months).
I cant seem to find any evidence that this applies specifically to SET(m) 5 year route applications.
Is there anywhere that specifically states this?
I dont want to risk applying too early if it doesnt apply to this category.
thanks