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Some People on here said 2wks.jossywilliams wrote: ↑Sun Jun 28, 2020 9:45 pmHow long does it takes to get a decision after getting response to complain... does anyone have an idea or anyone with similar case?
Thanks very much! That's good to know!roro_15 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 29, 2020 11:55 amBrunoK1441 I scanned my tier 2 BRP via the app and it worked. They scanned the physical copy again at the biometric center.
Some applications are being processed quickly - timeline for those seeking a view on how quickly they're processing:
Applied via app: End of March
Lockdown happened so couldn't submit biometrics
Biometrics submitted: 3rd May
COA: 4th May
Decision received: 25th May
BRC received: within 3 days of the decision (I am based in London)
Hi, I also could not scan my BRP via the app, so I sent it to the address on the website by post instead. However, it took me almost 5 months to receive my CoA and I am still waiting for the final result.BrunoK1441 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 29, 2020 9:34 amGuys have the rules been slightly changed re. proving identity?
I'm a Non-EU (Australian) citizen applying through my EU spouse and as far as I'm aware the last time I checked I was not able to scan my Ancestry Visa Biometric Residence Permit through the online app (I had to send my BRP or Passport via return post and make a Biometric appointment). Only Biometric Residence CARDS were permitted through the app.
Can someone confirm whether Non-EU applicants can simply scan their BRP through the app now?
Thanks!
A big congratulations!!
I'm a non eea national who have a retain right of residence and my mum was married to eu national, I got the settle status because I was under 21 who did not need to show that I have being here for five years, the only proof I submitted was child benefit letter and birth certificate, and on the online application they ask me how did I want to get my status and I clink on I want to get the same status as my mum.
CongratsMuri123 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 6:28 amI'm a non eea national who have a retain right of residence and my mum was married to eu national, I got the settle status because I was under 21 who did not need to show that I have being here for five years, the only proof I submitted was child benefit letter and birth certificate, and on the online application they ask me how did I want to get my status and I clink on I want to get the same status as my mum.
My application took 10 month and four days and settle status was granted 3days ago
5 years of qualifying evidence should be fine. Maybe add in an extra year just to be safe.BrunoK1441 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 1:03 pmHi again guys! Could someone help me?
I'm applying on the website and when I click 'find out how many years continuous residence you have to prove' it shows every year from 2013 until 2020 (8 years).
Does anyone know if I should provide evidence for all 8 years or should any 5 of those years be fine? I just don't want to get myself in the situation down the track where they ask for those extra years/evidence and it prolongs the application.
Many Thanks!
Hey Guys! after 5 months waiting, I finally received my pre-settled status! I made complains couple of times and call the settlement center countless times, hope I will receive my new BRP soon! This forum really helps me a lot, appreciate you all and all best luck!Jia2020 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 29, 2020 2:32 pmHi, I also could not scan my BRP via the app, so I sent it to the address on the website by post instead. However, it took me almost 5 months to receive my CoA and I am still waiting for the final result.BrunoK1441 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 29, 2020 9:34 amGuys have the rules been slightly changed re. proving identity?
I'm a Non-EU (Australian) citizen applying through my EU spouse and as far as I'm aware the last time I checked I was not able to scan my Ancestry Visa Biometric Residence Permit through the online app (I had to send my BRP or Passport via return post and make a Biometric appointment). Only Biometric Residence CARDS were permitted through the app.
Can someone confirm whether Non-EU applicants can simply scan their BRP through the app now?
Thanks!
Well it just simply means you need to confirm that they can give you pre-settled status, if you know and sure that you have not already done 5yrs. So if you know you have a history of less than 5yrs, then that is what you get. But if you have done over or just 5yrs, then you need to let them know this as well... so look within you and give them them the answer. Best of luck.ravian3 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 12:20 amHi
My timeline is
Applied - 23/03/20
Biomatrics - 19/05/20
COA - 25/06/20
I’ve got an email from them asking me to to confirm if I’m happy to be issued pre-settle status? Does that mean they’ve granted me ? Email below.
Thank you for your application under the EU Settlement Scheme.
We are in the process of considering your application and we require your verbal consent to issue pre-settled status based on your marriage.
We have tried to contact you by telephone but have been unsuccessful.
Can you please contact us and confirm if you are happy to be issued with pre-settled status.
Please provide this information within two weeks of the date of this e-mail so that we can decide your application as quickly as possible.
jossywilliams wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 9:22 amWell it just simply means you need to confirm that they can give you pre-settled status, if you know and sure that you have not already done 5yrs. So if you know you have a history of less than 5yrs, then that is what you get. But if you have done over or just 5yrs, then you need to let them know this as well... so look within you and give them them the answer. Best of luck.ravian3 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 12:20 amHi
My timeline is
Applied - 23/03/20
Biomatrics - 19/05/20
COA - 25/06/20
I’ve got an email from them asking me to to confirm if I’m happy to be issued pre-settle status? Does that mean they’ve granted me ? Email below.
Thank you for your application under the EU Settlement Scheme.
We are in the process of considering your application and we require your verbal consent to issue pre-settled status based on your marriage.
We have tried to contact you by telephone but have been unsuccessful.
Can you please contact us and confirm if you are happy to be issued with pre-settled status.
Please provide this information within two weeks of the date of this e-mail so that we can decide your application as quickly as possible.
It simply means its done... they will now send you a new email to confirm your new statusravian3 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 11:21 amHi I’ve been in UK for more than five years but only been married 2 years so I’ve confirmed to be issued with pre-settle status. But my question is does this mean it’s done or are they still making a decision on my applicationjossywilliams wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 9:22 amWell it just simply means you need to confirm that they can give you pre-settled status, if you know and sure that you have not already done 5yrs. So if you know you have a history of less than 5yrs, then that is what you get. But if you have done over or just 5yrs, then you need to let them know this as well... so look within you and give them them the answer. Best of luck.ravian3 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 12:20 amHi
My timeline is
Applied - 23/03/20
Biomatrics - 19/05/20
COA - 25/06/20
I’ve got an email from them asking me to to confirm if I’m happy to be issued pre-settle status? Does that mean they’ve granted me ? Email below.
Thank you for your application under the EU Settlement Scheme.
We are in the process of considering your application and we require your verbal consent to issue pre-settled status based on your marriage.
We have tried to contact you by telephone but have been unsuccessful.
Can you please contact us and confirm if you are happy to be issued with pre-settled status.
Please provide this information within two weeks of the date of this e-mail so that we can decide your application as quickly as possible.
jossywilliams wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 11:29 amIt simply means its done... they will now send you a new email to confirm your new statusravian3 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 11:21 amHi I’ve been in UK for more than five years but only been married 2 years so I’ve confirmed to be issued with pre-settle status. But my question is does this mean it’s done or are they still making a decision on my applicationjossywilliams wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 9:22 amWell it just simply means you need to confirm that they can give you pre-settled status, if you know and sure that you have not already done 5yrs. So if you know you have a history of less than 5yrs, then that is what you get. But if you have done over or just 5yrs, then you need to let them know this as well... so look within you and give them them the answer. Best of luck.ravian3 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 12:20 amHi
My timeline is
Applied - 23/03/20
Biomatrics - 19/05/20
COA - 25/06/20
I’ve got an email from them asking me to to confirm if I’m happy to be issued pre-settle status? Does that mean they’ve granted me ? Email below.
Thank you for your application under the EU Settlement Scheme.
We are in the process of considering your application and we require your verbal consent to issue pre-settled status based on your marriage.
We have tried to contact you by telephone but have been unsuccessful.
Can you please contact us and confirm if you are happy to be issued with pre-settled status.
Please provide this information within two weeks of the date of this e-mail so that we can decide your application as quickly as possible.
Congratulations !!!!Jia2020 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2020 12:02 pmHey guys I received my new BRC today, which issues by 03.07.2020, my previous BRC expiry date was on early January(11.01.2020), I also submitted my application at that time. So I'm wondering how to explain the 6 months gap between my resident record? Does that affect my immigration record? thanks.
