From what you have said you are travelling on an Indian passport, so need a visa or a BRP to be allowed on a plane to the UK. Even if you don't return the BRP it will be cancelled by UKVI a few days after your ceremony. If an airline checks whether your BRP is valid they will find that it isn't and ...

Go to link below and click the green Report now button. Fill in the form. Should respond in five working days to tell you where to vollect. By the way, you made the choice of collection site when you filled in the online application.
https://www.gov.uk/biometric-residence-permits/collect

The ohoto above is of a biometric enrolment letter. It is used at Post Office in tge early stages of an in country application.

It is nothing like the letter issued to overseas applicants collecting their BRP from a Post Office.

You can collect from Post Office without the letter. You will need the passport containing the endorsed vignette.

Since late 2012 convictions do not become spent for the purpose of immigration applications. There is no factual error on the part of HO. You have a conviction which you didn't declare. You can try AR.

Can take up to 3 weeks, but usually less.

TOC is 8 weeks, and more expensive.

In terms of the premium fee you won't get a refund. You paid for a same day decision, which you got, not a same day BRP. That is a common misunderstanding.

Glad it is resolved.

Rehab of offenders has not applied to Home Office since Oct 2012, so "spent" is meaningless. https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/488205/Rehabilitation_of_offenders_act_v2.0EXT_clean.pdf It will not be accepted as a genuine mistake. In terms of whether you can ca...

HO will know when your criminality results come back. If you don't declare it you WILL be refused for deception/lying now. See thread below for what happens when you don't declare: http://www.immigrationboards.com/uk-tier-2-employer-sponsored-visas/tier-2-extension-refused-traffic-offence-not-declar...

Sounds like your former employer may have been a bit too easy going with HMRC as well as the Home Office. Sounds like they may have deducted tax from you but not handed it over to HMRC, which is why it is not on your record. You need to sort this out with HMRC before you apply. Their view of your ta...

It is not a good enough reason to succeed. I can understand you doing only a few hours with the childcare burden, but why is your husband only doing 16hrs? If he was doing a full week's work and earning enough to support the family you could claim to be exercising Treaty Rights as a self sufficient ...

No IO or ECO is going to take your word for it "now just being a visit" if you make a failed attempt for settlement. You will be firmly back in the barren realms of the Rules, rather than the green and gentle pastures of Treaty Rights. The onus will shift back onto wife's parents to satisfy the ECO ...

Unless you have 5million to invest, or are married to a Cypriot, you need to have had PR in Cyprus for 7 years to naturalise. http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/CRMD/crmd.nsf/All/F03BEB8DF3591BC1C2257D2C00453383?OpenDocument To obtain PR as an EU citizen you need to reside there for 5 years. http://www.moi.g...

Sounds like your wife has a hiatus in her exercise of Treaty Rights, which delays her acquisition of PR. Part time work can count but if she was out of the labour market entirely for a period without CSI her 5 year clock was reset to zero and restarted when she return to genuine and effective p/t wo...

If she is being issued with a new US passport, even a short validity one, rather than just an emergency travel document (for use one way to the US) she has an alternative. Apply for vignette transfer abroad. It may also be cheaper than making a TOC application within the UK. In UK she can't go down ...

He is not a visa national so he can arrive early and ask the IO to admit him as a visitor. Happens all the time. But he must leave the UK and re-enter, seeing an IO, somectime after his student vignette starts. Note that goning to Ireland won't work because of the Common Travel Area. The vignette ca...

It is very clear in para102 that it is a reference to PGCE or PGDE only.

Para 106 is clear that your PGD in Computer Science will not get you the 30 points you need. From your post I assume that you did not do your bachelor's degree in the UK, so to switch into T2G you have to complete your Master's.

There has been a crackdown by NHS Trusts on people who should pay, so expect a large bill even after a visit to A&E. Long overdue.

On the bright side, and unlike in the US, parents won't be asked for their credit card before life saving treatment starts.

As a matter of interest, what did your lawyer ex think your statusxwas before you got long residence?

NOT an overstayer since Feb!

OP states application was made in time, so has been covered by s3C. Continues to be covered by s3C while an AR can be brought.

If the FP route fails, even after reconsideration, I would rate your chances under the Immigration Rules as zero.

HO are unlikely to bother searching for your documents. You won't know if they have them until after your application should have made it on to the casework system. May be a few weeks more if EEA teamsxare busy.

Starting to sound like your husband is flirting with facilitating entry by deception.

BRP should be issued as period of CoS plus one month at the end. If the contract doesn't match the CoS there is no error in the decision. Your sponsor could have changed the start date if the CoS before the visa was issued. The BRP itself cannot be extended and it doesn't sound like there was any er...

And stop firing emails at every mailbox you can find. There is clearly a delay and you are addingbto whatever queue there is, slowing diwn others, by sending multiple emails. Perhaps the reason it is taking so long to sort your lroblem is lots of other people fire emails everywhere...