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Hi All I and my wife both have ILR and are looking to apply for nationality soon. I recently noticed that while my wife could apply for ILR as my dependent, she now needs to apply as an individual for the nationality. This is causing me some confusion / concern with regards to the calculation of ...

apologies - clearly, I pressed some funny button on the keyboard!

Can you please post the relevant details

1. For the oath commissioner

2. The process to get documents notarised from the post office

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Walsh clan / Bailies

Can you please post the relevant details

1.for the commissioner of oaths and

Hi Can someone please clarify how the points for work experience are calculated for FSW applications? If an applicant has two years of experience in one of the 38 occupations listed in ministerial instructions and ten years experience overall (and all the experience is in 0, A, B skilled levels ...

A quick update on this. I asked the Canadian High Commission in London to clarify this and they responded saying that there needs to be a 'majority' match between the Job Description and Main Duties of the NOC category you claim vis a vis the experience you can evidence. In essence, if you can ...

Hi Can someone please advise what the approach of CIC is to assessing the work ecperience part of the Federal Skilled Worker applications? If an NOC category is claimed by an applicant then do the job description and the list of main duties listed for the subject category need to be an exact match ...

Hi Can some one please advise what taxes is an individual (with family) required to pay in Ontario? Income tax is one thing - but what about any taxes levied by the provincial authorities (or even city councils) such as a property/council tax etc? Also, if someone could help with an estimate of ...

Can I request the moderators to please step in and close this topic off.

This is getting a bit heated and personal now. Surely a public forum is not the right place for duels . Can the individuals please carry on with this (if they want to) outside this forum?

Thanks

Hello All There seems to be a lot of information around on the subject of switching to and from employment related immigration categories. However, I can not seem to find any information about switching between employment category and being a dependent of another person. Can some one please advise ...

Thanks a lot Marco 72!

Thank you easylife4me

You have made my day

Hi I am currently in the UK under the HSMP scheme and have limited leave to remain till 2011. I want to visit my brother in the US later this year and am wondering if the US embassy in London will issue me (and my wife and daughter) a visa or ask us to apply from our home country i.e. India. The ...

Any experiences? Anybody?

I have recently got the prroval for extension of HSMP. I bank with HSBC and this is what I did: Logged on to internet banking and left a message for the administrator (central processing rather than branch based processing) explaining the situation and asked for official copies of the statements. I ...

That's an interesting perspective and one definitely needs to evaluate it. The amount i quoted over 5 yrs rent is atleast 42000 pounds. Well, if I dont buy a house then I have definitely lost the 42000 pounds for sure as pure rent. If I did buy a house, even taking into consideration of the worst ...

I pay around 700 rent for my living. Would'nt I be better off paying that to bank mortgage for my own house? Even taking the worst case scenario and assuming that I dont get even a penny rise on my property after 5 yeras, I still would have saved 700*5*12 pounds, which I would have just given to my ...

skilachi On the whole I agree with your assertion that buying a house in the UK is a good idea. However, you are making some rather simple assumptions here. Firstly, I do not think you have actually done some sums on the mortgage rates and resulting monthly payments you need to make. I would be ...

Hi I am wondering if an Associate Vice President of a company employing 2500+ people would be considered senior enough for the purposes of applying for migration visa as Priority Worker (I think it is E1 category). The category says certain Executive and Senior Managers of Multinationals ...

[quote="Rog"]Members like WoodieG are simply here to mock and taunt others who are affected by the unfair ruling of the Home Office." I would add another member to the list here - shockboy. WoodieG and shockboy - it would be good if you could have a little more understanding attitude to those who ...

Jay1b There are essentially two main routes into the US - Immigrant and Non Immigrant. In case of a non immigrant visa - H1B - you need to have a job offer and the visa needs to be applied for once an approval for the same has been obtained by your prospective employer in the US following a resident ...

BIG! aint we?! eh Junior

Well, in theory you would be breaching trust by signing an undertaking to make UK your long term home (remember doing this in you intial HSMP application) and then moving on. This might make it difficult for you to get back to UK on HSMP later etc. In practice, I do not know of anything that can ...

If your company is indeed Limited then most likely you are an employee of the company as legally the company and the owner(s) are required to be two separate entities. The question is - do you hold the shares (and hence the dividend on them) as a shareholder (i.e. did you buy them while setting up ...

Assuming you have a job to come to in the UK, there should be no problem being here for a short duration and then going on to the US. If you do not have a ready job in hand in the UK though, it is a different matter altogether and the economics (and the emotional value) of the venture would be best ...