congratulations, enjoy the freedom. under what category did you apply? I have just applied under the 14 year rule. still waiting. only 3 weeks since I applied. Thankyou....I applyed under spousal visa.... ILR SET M....as i am married to a UK Citizen, therefore i only had to wait the 2 year ...
congratulations, enjoy the freedom. under what category did you apply? I have just applied under the 14 year rule. still waiting. only 3 weeks since I applied. Thankyou....I applyed under spousal visa.... ILR SET M....as i am married to a UK Citizen, therefore i only had to wait the 2 year ...
POSTED FROM SCOTLAND...18th June 2011 LETTER BACK UPON THEIR RECEIVING APPLICATION...21th June 2011 ILR STAMP IN VISA...14th August 2011 RECEIVED BACK ALL DOCUMENTS N VISA SHOWING APPROVED ILR....30th August 2011 TOTAL WAITING TIME ...9 WEEKS n 5 DAYS Thankyou all to those who have helped me over ...
it expires on the 28th aug 2011, but i arrived into the UK on teh 9th July 2009...therefore, my date of sending in a postal application was the 11th June 2011.....basically, what i worried about is from the time i went for my PEO appointment on the 13th June 2011 and was not processed, i will be 1 ...
On the 13 June i had a appointment at the Glasgow PEO ofice to submit my Application for ILR set M , to be told that i was missing one documenet so was not processed, they then told me to send my application via Post on Special Delivery, but i am worried about the time frame , as if i was to post it ...
hi there......heres my story.. I received my Spousal Visa was issued to me on the 28 May 2009 I arrived in the UK on the 9 July 2009 My visa expires on the 28 Aug 2011 as you can see...there was a short time of 1 month and a half before arriving in the UK......I was wanting to know at the earliest ...
The charity work won't benefit your ILR application (but won't adversely affect it either)...but it should put you in a good position for British Citizenship under the regulations due to be introduced in July 2011. Buy the study books that accompany the official Home Office publication. You can ...
If you have sufficient income to enable you to take up voluntary/charity work then this (according to the new Citizens Bill) will be an advantage when applying for British Citizenship later on. It should (according to the published regulations) reduce your 'probationary period' by 12 months. i.e ...
Hi there....first of all, great site for gettinginfo etc etc:) I have been over here in the UK since July 09 on a spousal Visa, and have been working here for 6 mths now, I was intending to leave work and do some Unpaid Voluntary Work<Red Cross> therefore gaining community exposure and my First Aid ...
thankyou......just what i thought, just needed confirmation on it from someone else who knows....