Hi Mastermind13, Yes. That was for my wife. All though she was applying for Spouse Visa, we started with selecting option "Tier 1 (High-value Migrants)" and chose the options that led us to selecting university. We had to do so as there was no Spouse Visa option out there. Points calculator can be a...
Hi, My wife and son (1 yr) got their Settlement Visa (Spouse / Child visa) today. Following is the list of documents they submitted along with the application: 1. Application • Print out of online application (one for my wife and one for my son) 2. Passports • Original and a copy of Wife's current P...
I am pretty much in your case and would earnestly seek help in this regard. I got my ILR in October 2011. Prior to this I was on Tier-1 General. Whilst I was on Tier-1 General, I got married in April 2010 and brought my wife on Tier 1 General Dependent Visa (valid up to January 2013). She came to UK...
I got my ILR in October 2011. Prior to this I was on Tier-1 General. Whilst I was on Tier-1 General, I got married in April 2010 and brought my wife on Tier 1 General Dependent Visa (valid up to January 2013). She came to UK in October 2010. She returned back to India in April 2011 for her pregnancy...
Tier 1 Extension:
Expiry before application : 14 Jan 2010
Application Sent : 21-Sep-2009 (by next day delivery)
Fee deducted : 23-Sep-2009 (fee deducted next to next day of delivery)
Visa Stamped : 15-Oct-2009
Documents received : 20-Oct-2009
Current Expiry : 14 Jan 2013
Processing Time: 27 days
Tier 1 Extension:
Expiry before application : 14 Jan 2010
Application Sent : 21-Sep-2009 (by next day delivery)
Fee deducted : 23-Sep-2009 (fee deducted next to next day of delivery)
Visa Stamped : 15-Oct-2009
Documents received : 20-Oct-2009
Current Expiry : 14 Jan 2013
Processing Time: 27 days
D1: Did the applicant obtain entry clearance or a visa before entering to United kingdom?
The above question is complete in itself. Before you entered UK in 2006, you did get an 'Entry Clearance' irrespective of what was done after you entered UK. So, the answer should definitely be 'Yes'.
I faced the same situation. My application was returned back as 'Invalid Application' along with all other supporting documents. Five days later I received a letter from Home Office - Payments division that a refund would happen. The following day, it was refunded. My mistake was that the photograph...
