Thank you for the responses. This is communicated to my friend

Hello,

Asking on behalf of my friend. He applied for graduate visa last week after his studies. Unfortunately, there is a family emergency due to which he need to travel outside UK. In this case what can he do to not to jeopardize his visa application? Thank you

We(husband, wife and 6 year old) are long due for citizenship application(3 years since ILR) and would like to apply for the same. However my kids Indian passport expired. Can we apply for citizenship without applying for a new Indian passport for the kid?

Hello fellow members, We both came to uk in 2009. Wife travelled to India in 2012 for delivery and came back march 2013. We both and kid got ILR in June 2014. We are planning to apply for citizenship now. I have seen the following in the https://www.buckscc.gov.uk/services/births-deaths-marriages-an...

Self assessment is a personal issue, an accountant not informing you is not the accountants fault. I'd say for £150/200 pa you're getting one seriously crap accountant, mine costs £1500 pa and he tells me everything, leaves no doubt as to my obligations, and checks I'm checking him since ultimately...

Hello, I am on ILR and eligible to apply for British Citizenship. In my Indian passport I have the surname field blank and my First name and Surname is given together in given names field.Just wondering if I need to get this fixed in Indian passport before applying for British Citizenship. Can I l s...

While I agree finding a sponsor is a big hurdle, I will not rule it out completely, I am aware of 1 person who has done this successfully. He had the right skills and about 10 years of experience, and found a contract within 2 months of arriving in the UK. Most importantly, his brother was already ...

aravindb4u wrote:Thanks varghesejim Did you tick anything in 6.3 or we can just leave unticked?

I have left 6.3 unticked.

Although the form requests this, I have not come across a case where evidence was required when the absences were <180 per 12 month period and they met all the other requirements. Hi Amber, is this still the case based on recent experiences? My application was done end of June and all was fine with...

Just one more question - With electronic payslips, if I print them out on company letterhead, would it be enough if the HR manager signs it, or would I need to have it signed by a more senior official? I just read the below guidance from UKBA and it's confusing: "If the payslip is not on headed pap...

Thanks Amber for reply, does that mean whatever cohabitation proof I have is enough to prove we are living togather for last 2 years, even after changing my last visa from WP to Tier 2 genaral in April2012. if this is the case that will save me atleast £1000 from going to solicitor. Sameer You are ...

Casa wrote:You're unlikely to get a reply from the OP. This thread is over two years old!

Didn't realize that! Thank you for letting me know

Hi tekkers09 Sorry to hear about your experience. Ironically I came to this discussion because I faced exactly the same problem when flying to Germany on the weekend and the easyjet staff said they had denied someone earlier this week on the same premises. Looks like that was you. Furthermore they ...

I have just put my home country in the first column and "Family" in the second column when I did my application (set(O)). Overlooked the details in the question, but application was successful. I don't think you need to put your property in there. But then it doesn't matter whether you put your prop...

Hello I about to send my set LR application but there is s question D14 about social and family Ties with country I have listed my mum and brother back home and said I see tgem once or twice a year For UK I listed boyfriend I date for over a year Names of best friends who are English That I got sch...

ILR was successful.

Set(F) is the right form indeed. No questions asked.

As before, friendly staff and smooth process in Croydon PEO.

Amber_ wrote:BRPs?

All done. ILR successful. Thank you again.

naras wrote:Can you please let me know if he is born out of UK or in UK?

Outside uk.

Can anyone please suggest how to fill Set(O) only for a child as we would like to fill a form and keep it with us just in case. Should I fill the form in the child's perspective. Section 5(your home and finances) are difficult to fill then since the child don't work pay rent etc If filling from the ...

Amber_ wrote:BRPs?

Of course. Thank you.

why set f i really think it's set(o) how long ago have you got ILR yourself? how old is the child? your child's current category is PBS dependant and on SET(O) one of the categories is PBS dependants my daughter applied for settlement after me on set(o) and n oone ever doubted it was the right one ...

angela05 wrote:the SET (F) form is a right form.
The HO didn't ask me to use a different form.

It would help if you explain why it took long for your application.

Hello everyone, I am new to this forum. I' ve been seeking a job in uk. Please advice me how should i go about. I am a software engg with 7+ yrs exp. My.skills include ms dynamics gp, vb.net, c#, agile, scrum in Banking and financial sector. I wanted to know how to apply as i believe recuiters will...

If the main Tier1 applicant get ILR so he/she no more Tier 1 applicant so their dependenta needs to change their visa to ILR or FLR (M) which ever applies. They can't stay on their original tier 1 dependent visa.plus they can't travel with tier 1 dependent visa. Not true. Please see the link. http:...

The form is SET (O) form. It mentions cohabitation but doesn't specify for every address or just in general over 2 years. Any advice? Yes, it was not mentioned explicitly. But since you lived in 4 addresses, I would put cohabitation proofs in all four addresses. Even if you dont have a letter in bo...