COS was used and application submitted. Seems strange, everything including taking pictures and reading data from current BRP is done though phone. UK immigration: ID Check https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/uk-immigration-id-check/id1499891460 It scanned the BRP card, uploaded picture and uploaded facep...

A bit of strange request. Passport expires in the last week of November. We have already submitted the form which I believe asks a question whether the passport is in date or out of date. Anyway, appointments are not available before expiry. We have booked one in the last week of December. Has anyon...

Thank you.

Additional question 5: Biometrics appointment is a month away! :cry: and the decision turnaround will be few more months on the top. All in, I think I am looking at 2 months to 8 months spread. I don't how long I could hold on to my current employment as it's becoming increasingly unbearable. I am ...

seagul wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 24, 2020 8:49 pm

How about the old bank statements?

Thank you. That remind me of P14 summary print outs from that time saved with my old bank statement archives. Phew.

It was an employment for 6 weeks after all!

That’s very to the point. Thank you very much Simon. 8) With regards to with holding of the brief employment stint, it was just for few weeks and I simply have no record of it anywhere. No payslips, no P60, P45 and PAYE online Gateway account only shows for the last five years. I was simply hoping t...

Additional question 4: Free from UK immigration conditions on the date of application. Am I understanding this correctly that having ILR means this statement is true?

Additional question 3: Five year continuous residence proof as a non-EEA application. Travel pages from my current passport and the previous passport is sufficient. Isn’t it?

Additional question 2: Same with five year address history. I have always lived in a shared accommodation or a sub-let with a family of sorts. I have never had the need to pay council tax, gas, electric or even internet bills. Saying this aloud makes it seem weird. Would this in any way affect the ...

Additional question 1: Submitting ten year work history, does any one have experience with a case worker on this? I am curious as to why they are asking this in the first place? I am intending to mention that the dates are to the best of my knowledge and might even miss a brief employment which I d...

I am applying based on NON-EEA ILR after 10 years and 12 months. 12 months calculation This is just the 12 months from the date of issue on the ILR issue date on the BRP card isn’t it? The form The form I should use is Form AN isn’t it? Just wanted a confirmation. Search for "Apply for naturalisatio...

Any updates anyone?

I am just about to lose my mind.

From my understanding, CIFAS (Credit Industry Fraud Avoidance System) markers are designed to warn the lenders. These are put on individual’s credit reference file and can be referenced by any organisation as it sees fit. It is best to seek professional advice in this case. If time permits, I would ...

I have found Oxford University advises its students on Tier 4 visa that trying to get back into UK without a valid BRP or a replacement BRP Visa might be risky . Not much information is available pertaining to other visas at least on the public forums. Could I get back to the UK without getting a re...

Are you aware of a process called Applying for single-entry ‘replacement BRP visa’ to get back to the UK.?

Got another generic email on the 12th, "someone is looking into the case and a decision will be made soon" Checked right-to-work website at 10pm yesterday "No limit to work" but up until now no email acknowledgement that It has been approved. I was going to say welcome to the waiting club. But you ...

Not necessarily. I think it’s a generic email as I remember reading about those exact words from another post here before.

Don’t read too much into it. You can check your BRP status here if that’s any helpful. It’s not guaranteed it gets updated too.

https://www.gov.uk/prove-right-to-work

Hi All I submitted my application online on 04/09/2019. attended the appointment on 05/09/2019 - 9:30am no email or anything. my legal representative emailed the HO yesterday and got a reply said- they are expected to make a decision by 20th Sept, and will write to me again if there is any more del...

Impatient me called the helpline again and they immediately recognised who is calling from my number. The phone officer said that the 1st escalation wasn’t done properly and said has been done by a manager earlier today before my call. I am livid now... :roll: Not really, just sad. Eating too much b...

This whole ordeal is making me anxious and very very unhappy.

Can’t go about my day.

Why am I waiting with no updates after paying £800,

messwhat wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 10, 2019 12:16 pm

Finally i have received email from casework today that Decision has been made and i have checked right to work has been changed to There is no limit on how long you can stay in the UK.
They have also refund super priority fee as well.
i am relived eventually.

Finally,
Congrats!

Did you get the "The appropriate team has been notified regarding your request. UKVI hope to action your request as soon as possible." email? Fa got that email also and was told that counts as a reply and now has to wait a further 28 working days before escalation again. I got that email the same d...

I just got an email nearly 24 hours after requesting an escalation that my application has indeed been escalated and they aim to respond in 24 hours.

My application is a joke to them.

Fa has had the same email and was told that counts as a reply which is actually really annoying because its clearly not a reply! Seems like im back to waiting for another 28 days. We have been waiting for a reply since july 26th, Paid £800 for "super priority" Waiting 28 days before a second escala...