Can we get a thread going for this newly opened route?

sol4real wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 01, 2022 11:59 pm

After a month of staying at home, the home office check came back and I was told to resume back to work. Thank you for all your help and advice

hello. How long did the check take to come back?

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 18, 2022 11:46 am

No, not really.

They would have to find a visa they qualify for themselves, such as skilled worker etc

What of an adult child?

Only if he is between 18-24 and meets the half life test

Anyone?

meself2 wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 23, 2022 7:59 am

https://www.gov.uk/faster-decision-visa ... ide-the-uk

Do you know if you can get super priority with the Settlement via Private Life route? The route just opened for applications on Monday so I am not sure. Thanks

Which ILR applications do not offer super priority service? Does anyone know if settlement via private life application offers priority?

Anyone please?

Hi all I am completing my application for indefinite leave to remain under the new private life route to settlement on the basis that I am between the age of 18 - 25 and have lived in the UK for more than half my life, as well as having completed at least 5 years qualifying residence. As this is a n...

It is offered on a first come first served basis but the demand is very high. Priority service is a visa processing service offered by UKVI, so it has nothing to do with UKVCAS (UKVCAS only handles the appointments/biometrics). You must choose that level of service online before paying and submitti...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 29, 2020 3:05 pm

Depends when their visa expires.

Ends mid may.
So you think the one year extension for nhs workers will include even those on tier 4 visas?

Asking on behalf of someone: Works part time as a carer. Gov have said that students on tier 4 visas can work full time if its an NHS position due to the pandemic. Would the recent 1 year extension of NHS workers visa cover students on tier 4 visas? Today Priti Patel said the extension is not just f...

Bbkay wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 04, 2020 1:33 am

tttt4 wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 03, 2020 11:00 pm

Approved 12/12

Still waiting for BRP

Hi. How long did it take to get approve? Did they notify u by email or post? It’s almost 4 months for mine still heard nothing

Biometrics were taken on 11/12 and heard back the next day via email

Approved 12/12

Still waiting for BRP

Decision communicated via email on 12/12. Received letter on 14/12. After not receiving BRP I contacted DX who informed me that HO recalled the cards on 17/10... spoke to my caseworker who said this was a mistake and it would be resent. Over two weeks now and still waiting

Anyone know why the HO would request for dx to return the BRPs even before delivery was attempted?? What is the problem with ur brp? Was it for delivery? Yes. The caseworker got in touch and explained that apparently another department mistakenly recalled the BRPs. Now they need to be sent back out...

We received our home office leave to remain grant letter last Saturday, I’m aware it can take up to 10 working days for the BRPs to be delivered, however when I contacted dx to attempt to track it they said that the home office asked for the BRPs to be returned to them. What is the reason behind thi...

Anyone know why the HO would request for dx to return the BRPs even before delivery was attempted??

FLR FP extension just granted. Appointment was yesterday 9:30 am

Do i get email confirmation after appointment that application has been submitted?

Appointment tomorrow... my anxiety is through the roof

There are certain specific routes that provide for registration after the applicant's 18th birthday. Form UKM: For people born abroad before 1983, who could have acquired British citizenship if British mothers could pass on their British citizenship to their children on the same terms as British fa...

I realise that my mum missed the chance to register me for citizenship under the discretion route when I was under 18. I’ve been here since I was 5 and I’m now 20. Currently on long 10 year parent route with myself as her dependent. Is there anything I can do or am I stuck?

Anyone?

Just booked an appointment for next week. Paid £45 to have document scanned however this only covers one applicant. My application is a parent route one with 1 dependant. Does this mean only one person’s documents will be scanned?