Hi All Received my approval today. Eligibility criteria: 5 Years Tier1 + 1 year ILR Language criteria met : PBS, IELTS Current nationality: Indian Method of application: NCS Harrow Date of application: 22/05/2015 Payment method: Debit Card Date of debit or clearance of fees: 09/06/2015 Date of ...

Hi Dev,

Yes, I am using the March 2015 (version 04/15 - see footer of the form).
Also it's worth checking with your NCS as well.

Regards

I agree ukswus, I said the same thing before. Apparently I am giving evidence of the option I never selected. To make matters worse, PBS printouts as evidence are not mentioned anywhere in the form but the guidance does mentions it (but again it doesn't mentions how I should select from PBS when ...

Hi DevThombare, NCS confirmed what sabeekj wrote earlier. They basically need my degree certificate and the printout from the points based calculator. For the points based calculator, they asked me to 1) Select Tier 2 (General) (There is no Tier1 (General) option available now, so use this instead ...

Hi sabeekj, tier1o

Thank you very much for your input.
I would use the the PBS printout and attach my degree.
I would confirm the same with NCS tomorrow.

Much appreciated.

Could anyone please answer the above question.

Much appreciated. Thanks

Thanks noajthan, It was quite helpful. From your first link https://www.gov.uk/english-language/degrees-in-english it seems if I submit my degree with Point based calculator print-out, it should suffice. Although I still have a slight confusion because in the AN form, shouldn't I select: "I met the ...

Hi, I am applying for naturalisation this month - May 2015. I applied and received my ILR last year in May, 2014. During my Tier 1applications I used my Indian degree which is on the Points Based calculator to get points for the language requirements and in ILR application I said I have already ...

Amber_ wrote:Absences should be <180 days per 12 months, if you're attending a PEO it's unlikely you'll be asked for evidence.

Thanks Amber. Appreciate your quick response. I would go ahead with my ILR application

Hi, First of all thanks for taking time to visit my post and I really appreciate your help on this. I am wondering if I pass the ILR 5 year continuous period criteria. I have gone through various posts regarding the same, but unfortunately I still have some confusion regarding my case. I have Tier 1 ...