What route did you apply under? (I guess skilled worker)
Is your COS for 5 years?

Reading the entire story it looks like you pressed the red button. So in February you want to hire some for 25k then it gets rejected then suddenly in April you wish to pay 38k? TBH, I would have questioned this as well. Usually when you budget for a certain role you put a reasonable bracket and the...

Can you reference what you have seen? Usually, the guidance will have an errata which lists all the changes. So check what was the update between the previous and current version.

Very unlikely. Please see, https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/private-life-caseworker-guidance/private-life-caseworker-guidance-accessible--2#Child_7 The normal expectation is for a child to follow their parents. I suggest that you read the case worker guidance and make your own assessment. ...

I guessed that what would happen. The HO is notorious when it comes to their IT systems. This was a key reason I spent the money on citizenship. I had similar issues before with the RTR and RTW services. Ring their support number they are able to look at your file on CID/ATLAS and ask for support. ...

I guessed that what would happen. The HO is notorious when it comes to their IT systems. This was a key reason I spent the money on citizenship. I had similar issues before with the RTR and RTW services. Ring their support number they are able to look at your file on CID/ATLAS and ask for support. W...

Maybe you should consult advisor. In my opinion a court order is a public document that should be sufficient and currently the case worker disputes court decision (albeit of a foreign country). As for serious and compelling evidence I suggest you don't go down that route as your case is not serious ...

The only visa I'm aware she might get is FLR(FP). Even this is unlikely as she needs to be present in the UK at least 20 years if arrived as an adult. I think she should ask the solicitor what he have done with her passport. Otherwise, like people said before unless it's someone you know for many ye...

For more information about case worker discretion please refer to, https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/naturalisation-as-a-british-citizen-by-discretion-nationality-policy-guidance/naturalisation-as-a-british-citizen-by-discretion-accessible#bookmark18 I think you will find what you looking f...

1. I have inserted my list of travels and I am at 30 trips and the form won't let me add more, is this standard form limit? (Can I add the rest manually in a cover letter? Is there opportunity to upload a cover letter in general to give some context, e.g. why I travel a lot?) you can attach excel. ...

1.Sorry about the jargon... Statuary excuse is the way a landlord established your right to rent. When using your BRP you landlord statutory excuse against prosecution will end when your visa expires. After that he technically must establish new excuse by conducting new right to rent check. If you l...

Your landlord statutory excuse may run out. So better to double check with the landlord or agent. You may need to show your entry boarding pass to the landlord once you arrive. The only thing you have to do before your visa expires is either to apply for a further LTR or to leave. You can leave and ...

An interesting read for the forum members here about the ATLAS immigration IT system. The claims in this article are pretty severe. Hope it is no against the forum rules to share interesting articles. https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/faulty-71m-home-office-it-system-causes-immigration-errors-and-le...

Try to remove one day. You requested 3 years + 1 day.

I called the council when I got the invite.
I asked them and they said they wait for the applicants to contact them. E.g. they don't notify the applicants (Gloucestershire).

How long ago did you get approval from FNE?

Type: First British passport after naturalization Passport office: Hemel Hempstead Passport arrived 29/02/2024 the supporting documents arrived the same day different envelope (secure delivery) Passport printed: 28 February 2024 Application approved: 27 February 2024 Documents received: 23 February ...

Currently the passport office quotes 3 weeks. Mine took exactly 10 days (from application until I got it in hand).
It's probably a matter of luck.

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So recently both myself and my wife got naturalized. We have one foreign born child which we would like to register. (And another 2 which are already citizens) Yesterday I was looking at the guidance and got confused as for the correct option to choose. The background is that the child was born in 2...

Eligibility criteria: 5 years tier 2/skilled worker + 1 year ILR Language: UK Degree (PhD) Nationality: Non-EU Method of application: Online Date of application submission: 19/10/2023 Date of enrolling biometrics: 9/11/2023 Date of receipt of approval: 5/2/2024 Date of Citizenship Ceremony: 19/2/202...

How's the ex-student working without a valid visa? Also not sure what a broken phone has to do with everything. I think OP claims that they did not know they were withdrawn from their course. From my understanding as soon as they were withdrawn from studies they could not work anymore even if the v...

Hi, Just noticed that I mixed the council name in my naturalization application (put Gloucestershire rather than South Gloucestershire). Is this going to be an issue with the application? I don't mind doing my ceremony in Gloucestershire as it is not far but I wonder if it won't cause issues or dela...

Is the MPhil in the same subject? Is your transfer resulted from your confirmation review? I think if that's the case you should definitely consult the university. A transfer from PhD to M.Phill is a common practice I don't exactly know what it means in terms of progress from UKVI point of view but...

Is the MPhil in the same subject? Is your transfer resulted from your confirmation review? I think if that's the case you should definitely consult the university. A transfer from PhD to M.Phill is a common practice I don't exactly know what it means in terms of progress from UKVI point of view but ...