AN is not an immigration application. You do not need any employer letter now. AN application falls under the Nationality law. You should meet all the AN requirements including residence. Read through the links provided below to understand the requirements. If you are applying in your own right i.e ...

I attended my biometrics appointment on the 24th of September. I uploaded some of my documents myself prior to the appointment and some were scanned during the appointment by ukvcas staff. After thr appointment I logged in to my ukvcas account to see if everything was scanned and I noticed that the...

Hi everyone I have been following this platform for some time, and am really impressed with the good information and knowledge coming from members and moderators here. My application is for flr m on the 15/06/20 and did idv on 08/09/2020 (got the idv invite on 07/09/20) I have booked a f2f appointm...

Thank you CULLINAN I submitted scanned paged of all previous passports with my current passport. Current passport does not have any stamp so I only submitted phot page of current passport. is that everything i need to submit in relation to Proof of living in the UK f You only need passport(s) cover...

msaleemu wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 27, 2020 5:41 pm

1) No. But it would be best if you could submit full passport scan covering the qualifying period including the last visa stamp when you arrived in UK (given you did not travel in the last 5 years).

Hi Guys 1)What documents i need to submit for Proof of living in the UK?. I submitted photo page of my passport as i did not travel outside UK in last 5 years. Is there anything else i need to submit? 2)proof of freedom from immigration time restrictions?. I submitted ILR scan copy, is it sufficien...

Caliburgh1234 wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 27, 2020 5:15 pm

I have proof if living in UK but they need proof of every time you enter/exit. And we did not receive stamps coming or going in some cases as eGates on both sides...

Employer letter, P60 or government department letters.

1) https://www.gov.im/media/624353/listofreferees.pdf

2) Yes

Hello. I have a question about the place/country of birth of both my parents. That place has changed name in their lifetime (and was also part of different states...) Should I put: a) the state and the relevant form of the town then , or rather b) the current one. I’ve checked the guidance but it’s...

Can my child travel back to UK if her Tier 2 general is about to expire (15 days left to expire), but we (parents) being in ILR status.And also if the child is born in UK, is ILR must for her or can we bypass ILR and directly apply for British citizenship? Yes child can return before visa expiry. W...

You will need to prove that you have been living in UK during the missed period (if entry/exit to UK is missing) as per your qualifying period.
Employer letter, P60 or government department letters.

UK does not stamp on exit but the destination country stamps on arrival.

Thanks Cullinan, I have spoken with Council and they were not sure. They told me that my 3 month starts from end of July and will finish in end of October and they will return my certificate to home office. Well the official gov website clearly states the time starts from receiving the invitation l...

RIYER wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 27, 2020 3:38 pm

Hi for tier 4 visa does any know how long after IDV submission to hear back? (No dual submission)

Really stressed!

Thanks

Why did you not consider going for a dual submission given your urgency??

Due to coronavirus, the period over time to book a citizenship ceremony after receiving an invitation from the Home Office has been extended from 3 months to 6 months, to allow for greater flexibility. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/first-virtual-citizenship-ceremony-welcomed-by-home-office-min...

https://www.gov.uk/citizenship-ceremonies Citizenship ceremonies and coronavirus (COVID-19) Usually you must attend a citizenship ceremony within 3 months of receiving your invitation from the Home Office. Because of coronavirus, this time has been extended. You might be able to have an online ‘virt...

From conviction date 14/3/2018

Declare the FPN, you will be okay.

Try your best not get any more FPN’s.

Apply on/after 14/3/2021.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... idance.pdf

Hi there, Just tell everyone that I got the prove letter today after I attended the physical bio submitting on 18th September (dual submitting). Application date: 27th August 2020 Fingerprints reuse email: 4th September 2020 IDV and document submitting: 7th September 2020 Physical bio appointment: ...

a) Last 2 years. 3/4 sources evenly spread during the last 2 years i.e. every 3/4 months. b) I think, yes. Check the Tier 2 guidance. Page 70 https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/900030/2020-07-13_Tier_2_Policy_Guidance.pdf c) In this case s...

Checklist is not accurate always. Cohabitation documents are not generated in the checklist. You have to follow the immigration rules as the final say. For your dependent: You have to provide cohabitation documents from 3/4 different sources evenly spread for the last 2 years i.e. every 3/4 months. ...

Yes its fine. Just for reference page 28:

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https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... -v18.0.pdf