I want to thank all the moderators on this forum for their generous help - CROO1, iworker, frontiermole, djsuccess to name a few. you are phenomenal. i wish i could take you guys and gals out for dinner. my out of country tier 2 went really smoothly. got back everything in 5 working days despite ...
A former UK PM was a pedophile and they missed it. This was just recently reported. Corruption, nepotism, inefficiency is far more rampant in UK than US. grenfell tower.... if that happened in the US, all hell would have broken loose Bottomline is US is far more attractive no matter how you look at ...
ok these are fair points. However, why should nurses, teachers, and scientists who are all well qualified and educated foot the bill for these extracurriculars? These people are not that rich and its not fair to burden new skilled workers. i can understand if parasitic bankers get charged more but ...
HO is clearly running a racket here. The new priority Tier 2 fees is around gbp 1800. The numbers just dont make sense. they issue roughly 2000 Tier 2s per month. If we say the fees is 500 gbp per application, that comes to a million pounds a month on Tier 2 revenue. Lets say they have a 100 ECOs at ...
How much cash are new Tier 2s allowed to bring into the country before HMRC considers it taxable? or can they tax savings that a new Tier2 transfers to UK?
i wish i had read this pdf guide before submitting. it also says on Page 47 200.You should provide full contact details for each document supplied to allow the documents to be verified if necessary. You should also provide any information/explanation of the documents that may help us to consider ...
You are absolutely right. The VFS lady took my original degrees etc and said they will be returned with the passports.
There were some posts here that said the originals were scanned and returned to them there and then. In my case, she folded them up and put them in a return courier like bag.
aww thanks to you CR001 too. I wouldnt be surprised if you two are real life ECOs helping others incognito. Its hard to believe that someone can acquire this wealth of information by just going through guidlines. in some cases you two are quoting obscure rules and regulations which is amazing.
iworker you rock man. Thank you for all your help here. may i ask you a question? are you an immigration lawyer by profession? i am just asking because you and CR001 gave me excellent advice and am wondering if you two are lawyers or this wealth of knowledge comes from experience?
i have no idea. The HR handled it all. I am not even sure I can ask that. HR did tell me they always submit on the 5th and hear back by the middle of the month. good luck to you. i am sure you will get it soon.
Hang in there man. A good law firm can make all the difference. The law firm that I quoted for you can do miracles - a friends elderly mother's visit visa was rejected. These guys not only got her a 10 year visa but an apology letter from the Home Office too.
My God, I cannot believe you two. While i have respect for the free service you provide, CASAs advise is clearly wrong per his own link which states that "Under paragraph A320 of the immigration rules, you must not refuse an applicant under 320(7B) if they are applying for settlement as a family ...
Maks sorry ro read your story. Which country are you applying from. Is the clinical trial for a pharmaceutical company, a University or a hospital? what documents did you submit?
there are 10 points for english language. If you are relying on the IELTS you gave for your PLABs then be aware there a different IELTS for visa. Otherwise a UK degree would do.
The Tier 2 application form has a question on National insurance number. As a Tier 4 student some 13/14 years ago, I was employed by the University and issued a NIN. Since then I completely forgot about it, moved to the US and didnt even remember I was issued this number. Now my new UK employer sent ...
