UPDATE Eligibility criteria: HSMP,Tier1 + ILR Language criteria met (UK degree) Method of application: NCS Date of application: 30/1/14 Payment method:CC Date of receipt by UKBA: Unknown Date of acknowledgement: 6/2/14 (Received 11/2/14) Date of debit or clearance of fees: 06/2/14 Date approval rec...
UPDATE Eligibility criteria: HSMP,Tier1 + ILR Language criteria met (UK degree) Method of application: NCS Date of application: 30/1/14 Payment method:CC Date of receipt by UKBA: Unknown Date of acknowledgement: 6/2/14 (Received 11/2/14) Date of debit or clearance of fees: 06/2/14 Date approval rec...
Eligibility criteria: HSMP,Tier1 + ILR Language criteria met (UK degree) Method of application: NCS Date of application: 30/1/14 Payment method:CC Date of receipt by UKBA: Unknown Date of acknowledgement: 6/2/14 (Received 11/2/14) Date of debit or clearance of fees: 06/2/14 Date approval received: ...
Eligibility criteria: HSMP,Tier1 + ILR Language criteria met (UK degree) Method of application: NCS Date of application: 30/1/14 Payment method:CC Date of receipt by UKBA: Unknown Date of acknowledgement: Waiting Date of debit or clearance of fees: 06/1/14 Date approval received: TBA Date of ceremon...
@stokbrig - It took me atleast two weeks of hardwork to get appointment....one just needs to be patient. Visa expiry was mid February (my initial application was in-country and on my FLR they gave me visa for little over 3 years). @ilrupdated I claimed 75 points. I didn't get any points for age as i...
I have been a regular reader @ this forum and really thanks to all the members here who posted their experiences to guide others. Below is my experience. The appointment was on 3rd Jan 2012, 2 dependent & spouse. I was on HSMP & Tier1 and the appointment was 14 days before completing 5 years. The a...
Congrat's bouqet777 ! Which PEO was it, that you went to? A couple of questions, were the documents you submitted requested by the caseworker, or did you simply supply what you had with you? Additionally what was your employer letter for, was it just to confirm your current employment or for someth...
I have been a regular reader @ this forum and really thanks to all the members here who posted their experiences to guide others. Below is my experience. The appointment was on 3rd Jan 2012, 2 dependent & spouse. I was on HSMP & Tier1 and the appointment was 14 days before completing 5 years. The ap...
Hi Folks ILR is fast approaching and i am having a PEO appointment in couple of weeks time. I was stopped by a Community support officer for cycling on the footpath. It was that i ddn't get off when i came out from underpass. He just cautined me and took my details and said there will be no fine bu...
Hi Folks ILR is fast approaching and i am having a PEO appointment in couple of weeks time. I was stopped by a Community support officer for cycling on the footpath. It was that i ddn't get off when i came out from underpass. He just cautined me and took my details and said there will be no fine but...
Not annoyed any more :). Got an update from UKBA that a check was being done on documents that need to be verified in my home country [and I think it is beyond the control of UKBA]. So just waiting for that check being completed ASAP. Hi, Did you include any document from your home country with you...
Hi, My ILR is due on Dec 15. Currently rented a 2 bedroom flat and we are a family of 4. me, wife and 2 kids under 10 My son will turn 10 in the first week of december just before i am due to apply ILR and I read somewhere that kids (1 year old to 10 year old are considered as 0.5) but over 10 need ...
If you have already got visa for the country you are visiting, It's fine. The six month validity only applies if you have to apply visa for the visiting country.
cheers
They are not fully abolishing PSW but as per the statement they will restrict it to some specific degrees / courses as was few years back (SEGS sort of visa). Anyway I too will suggest to try to go for Tier 1.
I would still suggest to go for birth certificate if possible as that is the only authentic prood of age. if not please check if you can provide some government paper (Original) which could second you DOB on passport.
Better check with home office directly may be you are right becuase if they say "any Tier 1" or "any Tier 2" category that might be that there are many sub categories under those tiers such as Tier 1 (Entre) PSW or Tier 2 WP / ICT's etc; There is a reason they did not mention Tier 2 dependent....so ...
Guys remember it's a petition If anybody knows or have any lawyer in their friendship circle who could draft the petetion in such a tone that it shall carry a request as well as something between the lines to convey our message in letter and spirit with some weight to be considered or atleast be kep...
user_name wrote:Thanks for your update.
Regarding your mentioning about Judicial Reviews, is there any legal things happening at the moment about the new rules?
Thanks.
There can't be anything for what we don't know as yet....just wait and see and hope for the best!
Try working overtime or try to do a partime work for a month. Please put your job or occupation and someone will give u headsup on the partime work which you could do to make that extra month's wage.. NB: Please also note that waiting untill march means there is a risk you might not be able to make...
you are exactly in my situation......don't worry 1-you need to have a letter from your friend stating that you are staying with him and that you intend to leave as you have rented a flat to accomodate your family. 2- Tenancy Agreement 3-Suitability letter from Estate Agent that property will not be ...
