Eligibility criteria:4 years HSMP+1Year Tier1+1year ILR (1 adult) Method of application: NCS Aldershot Date of application: 07/11/13 Date of receipt by UKBA: 08/11/13 Date of debit of fees: 13/01/14 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 16/01/14 dated 13/01/14 Date of receipt of approval: Waiting Date...

Eligibility criteria:4 years HSMP+1Year Tier1+1year ILR (1 adult) Method of application: NCS Aldershot Date of application: 07/11/13 Date of receipt by UKBA: 08/11/13 Date of debit of fees: 13/01/2014 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: Waiting Date of receipt of approval: Waiting Date of Ceremony: ...

Hi pied_piper, The list looks fine to me. Make sure you write full names on back of each photographs. Also make sure you give only the documents asked for(they will start with pasports and Application form), especially co hab. For cohab start with Tenancy docs, council tax.... etc . I got my ILR fro...

Hi Tejomon,

arifahmmed is right. Select the first one. Also take the original certificate with you , just in case.

I selected the first one for my ILR last tuesday.

Hello All, We were granted ILR from Solihull PEO yesterday. As already mentioned in this forum by others, Solihull PEO is one of the very best of the lot, with competent staffs(security, biometrics and caseworker). Appointment was at 10:30. We were in front of the PEO at 9:30. To our luck the securi...

Thanks tejomon.. Yes photos (2 each with Full names at the back) is included and employer letter aswell . Good luck to you for Thursday.

If you are applying on 5years Tier1 route u should still have to have the necessary points , else if you are applying via 10 years route u dont. Experienced members can comment regarding the dependants requirements and how/when to apply, if you mention which route you plan to apply. Make sure you me...

Hi Chemistry, I have seen your posts before where u told that you were applying for ILR via 10 year route .Now your query sounds to me for 5 year Tier1 route. The requirements are different for both . I think you need to make up your mind which route you plan to apply before posting any questions/ o...

Thanks wpilr_nov12 , will carry the acknowledgement.

Hello All, I will be applying for my ILR next Tuesday with my wife who joined me on 15th of May 2009(1 dependant), at Solihull PEO. My Visa History. Student Visa ( September 2005 - Jan 2007) SEGS work permit (Jan 2007- jan 2008)) HSMP (26 November 2007 - 26 November 2009) Tier1 (16 Dec 2009- 16 Dec ...

Hi jnj8284,

I had my LI Uk test last week. They insisted on the documents to be with in the last 3 months. Luckily we had the joined Bank statement which did the job. Make sure the document is as recent as possible.

Hi Soyo, Since you extended your visa claiming points including the profit(17,000) you need to pay the tax for the 17,000. You can get away with it if they don't notice, but if they find that you have not paid tax for 17,000 for which you already claimed points during renewal you can be in big troub...

You should be fine as long as the money dosent go below the required limit.

Hi fundoopg, As long as you are paying the right amount of tax (as you mentioned (Grosspay=commision+holiday pay+salary) then you should be fine to claim those amount as your gross pay.Get a pay slip which says Gross amount/Taxable amount and dont expect the case worker to calculate ((Grosspay=commi...

Hi fundoopg, The GROSS pay or TAXABLE pay is what case worker will take into consideration for your extension.Tell the umbrella company to specify Gross pay or Taxable pay in your payslip. If you are claiming expenses every month your Gross pay/Taxable pay will be reduced a lot which can cause probl...

Hi asal, The best option to avoid confusion to the case worker is to get a salary statement(only for those months you are claiming the points) from the employer.Provide the salary statement instead of payslips and make sure that the salary statement contains the two parts entry for that month . Sala...

T1(G) to T2 (work permit) should not be a problem. Logically and practically it is safe to extend T1(G) than switching to T2 unless and untill you dont qualify for extension of T1(G). If you are planning to save some money by letting your company to file you T2 then that could be an expensive mistak...

hi sureshp, i was in the similar situation(Contractor+Self employed) some time ago.Below are my views to your questions and .Experts corret me if i am wrong. 1) Net payment to your bank account is good and make sure it is same as the net payment amount in your monthly payslip, if not you can be in t...