Hi SKJMR, Please see page 48 in SET(O) form. "If you have a spouse or civil partner listed in section 2 of this application form who is applying at the same time as you, please provide documentary evidence of cohabitation since you were last granted leave (up to a maximum of two years). Evidence pro...
Hi Leicester_boy, No, my son was born in India. In my case, yes, he needs ILR. I'm not sure about the children born in UK. Would let someone who are more informed answer your queries. Hi All, Thanks for your greetings. Apologies. I took a good break and wasn't following this forum. I guess most of t...
Dear members, When I first started my ILR process I was not fully confident whether I will be able do it on my own without a consultant/solicitor’s help. But, after going through the questions frequently asked and success stories posted, I gained confidence to try it on my own and I’m very pleased t...
Dear members, I booked an appointment for 06-Aug-2013 (Set(O)) on 26-Jun-2013 and I received a confirmation e-mail saying as below. Your appointment details are as follows: Booking reference: X-X-XXXXXXXX Date: Tue 06 Aug 2013 Time: <time which I chose> Location: Croydon Number of attendees (includi...
Hi D4109125, Thanks for your feedback. I'm going for ILR and currently on Tier 1 (General) visa. My son was born in India and his biometrics weren't taken at the time of his first T1 dependent visa from India as he was too young. When we (myself, wife and son) renewed Tier 1 (General) in 2010 in UK,...
Please accept my apologies if this is too silly. Me and my family have booked an appointment for ILR in early August 2013. We already have got Biometric cards from our past Tier 1 renewal. Will the Biometric Data collected again at the same time when we attend PEO in early August and we don't need t...
Hi db83, Congrats on your successful ILR application. I'm writing this in response to your reply on "Tue Feb 19, 2013 11:56 am". "32 days absence acknowledged by the employer as annual leave/. The other 130 days as Tier 1 doesn't need any proof unles they were compelling or compassionate. There are ...
Hi db83, Congrats on your successful ILR application. I'm writing this in response to your reply on "Tue Feb 19, 2013 11:56 am". "32 days absence acknowledged by the employer as annual leave/. The other 130 days as Tier 1 doesn't need any proof unles they were compelling or compassionate. There are ...
Thanks shuttlespy. I will give a call to HMRC on Monday and try my luck. Hi Leicester_boy, You exactly echoed the dilemma and doubt I was in. By further churning this forum. I found an interesting post http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=125765 If we notice the reply from db83 on "Tue F...
Hi ganeshptrk and shuttlespy, thanks a lot for taking time to read my long queries and sharing your feedback. ganeshptrk, Regarding your answer to my question 1, I'm currently a permanent emp in a UK branch of a US based IT product based company. I'm working in this company since last 1 and half yea...
Dear Forum members and Experts, I'm a Tier 1 (General) visa holder who has completed 5 years and preparing to apply for ILR (SET O) along with wife and son in early August. I have been going through some topics on this forum which have been very helpful. I have following questions on the application...
Dear members/experts, Firstly apologies if the same question has been answered in any other forum. I did tried to search this topic in the ILR forum without luck. I'm currently on Tier 1 (General) and planning to apply for ILR (for me and my dependent family members) in August 2013. My bank is offer...
Many Thanks sushdmehta. I understand the following criteria .. " If the PBS dependant's current leave will expire after he/she has completed the qualifying period and the dependant meets the other requirements for settlement then the dependant may apply for settlement directly (319E). " But the ques...
Hi, I'm currently on Tier 1 (General) valid till Nov 2013 and I'm now eligibile for ILR. I got my wife and son on Tier 1 (General) dependent visa living with me in UK. My wife hasn't got the ILR eligibility yet and will be eligible next year in September 2013. In these circumstances, I have the foll...
Hi, I'm currently on Tier 1 living in UK and completed my 5 years of stay in UK on 27-Jul-2012 and eligible for ILR (offcourse along with other qualification critieria). I'm pretty much clear on my eligibility and have few questions regarding the eligibility of my dependents. Details are as follows....
Many thanks for the suggestions osteophytes and sushdmehta. Unfortunately, the bank statement doesn't show the beneficiary name in the statement. Would that worth contacting "Home Office" about this? any other alternatives.
Dear memebers, Firstly, I would like to thank this forum for being a knowledge base for the Tier 1 applicants. I request some sugguestions on a query regarding the acknowledgement which I haven't received yet. The details are as follows. I'm currently in UK on Tier1 visa valid until 05-Nov-2011. I p...
