We were actually told that we had too many documents for that type of application! I would rather have more than not enough any day.

We didn't photocopy any of our documents. The gentleman who processed our application photocopied the documents he needed.

Thanks, Julie. We were asked to hand over documents we felt would support our application most. We chose:- 6 months bank statements our payslips covering various points over the past two years P60's Utility bills Various letters (e.g. Letter from employer, British red Cross, home insurance e.t.c ...

I had a 3pm appointment at the PEO in Croydon. Got there at 2.30pm as advised. Waited to get to security for about 10 minutes. Went through security in about 5-7 minutes. Then waited, for about 15 minutes, in a queue to see the person who checks to see if your application is valid. All was ok and so ...

Hello everyone,

I have a quick question. My husband and I lived with his sister for about 4 months. However, she was claiming some benefits ( se is entitled as a British citizen). Will this affect our ILR application? Should I omit the fact that we lived with her for a bit?

Thanking you in advance!!

Hello everyone, I need some help as I am not sure how the 28 day rule affects me and will soon be putting in an application for ILR (or FLR(M) - whichever is applicable). My settlement visa is valid from the 10/07/08 to the 10/07/10. I arrived on the 02/08/08. Could someone please tell me, when the ...