Rahul1977 wrote:@pegakrishna:
Congrats, mine was also approved yesterday at Croydon but took 3 hrs and 40 minutes from entering into the building till ready for collection

Thanks Rahul.. Just received BRP card in 2 days...quick!

Thanks everyone who promptly replied my ILR queries.

Very Smooth experience... took around 1.5 hours from case registration to ready for collection.

Yesterday, I have got ILR successfully at Croydon PEO and waiting for BRP card to arrive.

I hope this helps...

Thanks all and going with confidence

I'm planning to make a visa fee payment using VISA Debit Card.

Is this acceptable in Croydon PEO ?

in Set (O) form says Debit card - Delta / electron

Please advise

see this link http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=133172

I won't worry much...

see this link http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=133890

In this case, try to book any PEO with 1 dep and then later you can reschedule with your PEO choice.

Any feedback those who applied recently...

Anyone in our group... in my case... feel free to review the checklist and let me know...

isaac2k2 wrote:
Hi when you booked your PEO online, what service did you choose "Tier1 - General" or "SET (O)"?

Ofcourse, SET(O) service..applying coming Wed

Hi all, I will be applying ILR in next week and please see the below consolidated docs checklist and let me know if I'm missing anything especially who recently got successful ILR. Thanks in Advance . My Case is Initially WP and then Tier 1 G visa. EC Date: 18 July 2008 Entry Date : 10 Aug 2008 Note...

What payment method have you used to visa appln fee ?

No CW did not ask a single question. I met with him only when he came down to let me know that the ILR approved. However when I submitted my document before that he ( who register my case on system not caseworker) knew that I am on WP +Tier 2 +Tier 1. I think he retrieved my data by my name or DoB....

Thanks CR001. I have paid £100 already. so remaining £1326 I need to take bankers draft.

Is this same case as yours ?
Banker Draft should be payable to "Home Office"

Pls advise

Hello all,

Is there anyone used BankerDraft payment method this year for ILR visa ??

Please feel free to shout here. Thanks


Best,
K

Mention 4 yrs 11 months and it will not create any issues

You can apply ILR - within 28 days before 12 September 2013. I'm also similar situation like yours

Thank you Amber & Vinny for your inputs.
As whole, Extension of Tier 1 PBS dependent is simpler option to go.

Any Seniors/ Guru's especially Vinny / D*... please advise me in this regard

UKBA TEXT: We will consider any valid application to extend your visa, regardless of when you make it. If you are applying for settlement (also known as 'indefinite leave to remain'), you will normally need to have lived in the UK for a specified length of time before you apply. This is called the ...

Hello all, My spouse came to UK after July 2012 rules and I will be applying ILR in next month. My spouse Tier 1 G Dependent visa expires in 2015. 1. Does she need to apply FLR(M) after I switch to ILR ? 2. Can she remain Tier 1 Dependent Visa and Apply for extension in the same visa category until...

Hello all, My spouse came to UK after July 2012 rules and I will be applying ILR in next month. My spouse Tier 1 G Dependent visa expires in 2015. 1. Does she need to apply FLR(M) after I switch to ILR ? 2. Can she remain Tier 1 Dependent Visa and Apply for extension in the same visa category until ...

Thanks Alan for your assurance.

I have received Home Office Payment Confirmation Letter by yesterday. In that letter it has been mentioned that Application Type as "FS" but when I check UKBA online my PEO appointment shows SET(O) service.


Has anyone encountered this ? if so, what are next steps that I need to follow

I have recently booked PEO appointment and paid £100 already. How long it will take receive Payment Confirmation letter via post ? Please advise You should receive the letter by post with in 5 days. If not you need to contact UKBA. Thanks Kevin. Today,I have received the Home office letter. In that...