Zimba wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 16, 2019 2:43 pm

You do not need any evidence. UKVI already has access to her entry/exit details

OK, thanks very much for the clarification!

My wife filed form AN last night on the three -year route and so we are preparing her supporting docs for upload. The qualifying period therefore is 09/2016 - 09/2019. Obviously we are uploading her US passport which most posts on this topic say is enough to satisfy “Proof of Living in the U.K.” sin...

Applied for ILR Route : Set(O), Tier 2 (General) dependant spouse, super priority Date application sent : 27/08/2019 (online) Document received by HO : N/A Acknowledgement letter received (if applicable) : N/A Biometric Letter received : N/A Date Biometrics Enrolled : 29/08/2019 09:30AM (Croydon, £...

Zimba wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 31, 2019 1:26 am

No. You are overthinking this.

Glad to hear it, thanks!

Hello, My wife was recently granted ILR and I am a naturalised BC so we are preparing for her naturalisation application on the three-year route at the moment. Soon we will have a window of time where she should meet the residency requirements. My concern about it, though, is because in 2017 I took ...

Applied for ILR Route : Set(O), Tier 2 (General) dependant spouse, super priority Date application sent : 27/08/2019 (online) Document received by HO : N/A Acknowledgement letter received (if applicable) : N/A Biometric Letter received : N/A Date Biometrics Enrolled : 29/08/2019 09:30AM (Croydon, £1...

Not required for Tier 2 dependents. You being British has no relevance. Thank you CR001. Is that a new development? I'm just a bit confused because in this post (also dealing with a T2 dependent applying for ILR) you state that most applicants provide three months of payslips and bank statements (w...

CR001's advice is also what the Home Office hotline told me this morning with the same question - see this thread.

Hello, My wife has applied for settlement on SET(O) as a Tier 2 dependent with 5 years' residence. I am a British citizen who settled on T2 previously. Although the documents we were required to provide include my consent to verification on joint accounts, we have not actually been requested to prov...

Simply answer No in the form if asked for English language degree Thank you. For the benefit of anyone else with this issue, I've also just called the UKVI helpline and they also advised to answer "no" to the degree question (notwithstanding that my wife does have an English language degree...) to ...

tier11417 wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 26, 2019 8:07 pm

All you need is the original CURRENT passport for the UKVCAS appointment. Scanned copy of previous passport is fine. So yes someone can scan and send over via email. I highly doubt HO will ever ask for the original later.

That's great, thank you very much!

I am a naturalised British citizen - previously settled on a T2 visa. My wife is now eligible for ILR as a T2 dependent so we are preparing to file on SET(O). One of the "Other Documents" to be provided is: "All previous passports, travel documents or national identity cards that you have used to tr...

It is a glitch in the online form. Just say yes and ignore the document list. Canadians are exempt and your answer on the form is not the basis for the decision I assume this is also the case for all nationalities exempt from the Knowledge of Language requirement? My wife, a US citizen, is applying...

It is a glitch in the online form. Just say yes and ignore the document list. Canadians are exempt and your answer on the form is not the basis for the decision I assume this is also the case for all nationalities exempt from the Knowledge of Language requirement? My wife, a US citizen, is applying...