There is no rule that it must be granted within 14 days. You can wait for the outcome but you will not be permitted to work. # "Eligibility You must already be in the UK under any of the following visas or schemes: Tier 1 visa Tier 2 (Sportsperson) visa Tier 2 (Minister of religion) visa Tier 2 ...
Yes, you become an overstayer. Yes you must submit an application within 14 days of AR refusal. Thank you for your reply CR001. in that case, i submit a t2 application in 14 days, do i have to be granted within 14 days or i can wait for the application decision as i found that 3c or 3d doesn't ...
Dear all, waiting for the decision on Admin Review right now. I'm wondering if AR still holds the original decision. Does it mean from the moment i get the decision, i become a overstayer? do i have 14 days to submit a new application? can i make a tier 2 application within 14 days of receiving the ...
There is a different for ILR applications based on different routes: Tier 2/work permit: application must have been made within 28 days blah blah... 10 year long residence: Cannot have been out of the UK for more than 6 months at a stretch and it doesn't matter if a new application wasn't made ...
There is a different for ILR applications based on different routes: Tier 2/work permit: application must have been made within 28 days blah blah... 10 year long residence: Cannot have been out of the UK for more than 6 months at a stretch and it doesn't matter if a new application wasn't made ...
Dear All, could you please help me with this as I've been checking the relevant documents for a long time and am still confused with the continuity for ILR. Quote @Continuous residence is not considered broken if the applicant: is absent from the UK for six months or less at any one time, and ...
