Don't I need to show additional funds in regards to two children?

Only if the children do not hold ILR or British citizenship.

35k is not uncommon for people graduating from my university. Maybe not but I am sure not all graduating require sponsorship for a Tier 2 General visa and HO might expect RLMT if you are being offered experienced rate when you have no experience. What is your job description and job title on SOC 24...

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What is your full UK immigration history?

You still have not responded with what your full UK Immigration history is

I had applied for an in country Tier 4 to Tier 2 visa around 4 weeks ago (10 day postal priority). Having not received a response, I contacted the Home Office and today finally received this: "‘The caseworker is still investigating a complex issue that they have discovered with this case. I do not ...

Yes, the start date needs to be mentioned in the CoS. You must apply within 3 months of the CoS being issued.

Your initial visa will only be valid for 30 days and you need to enter the UK within the 30 days.

You can get married, nothing stopping you from doing that but you cannot sponsor a spouse till you have ILR. You need to show evidence of meeting the financial requirement of £18,600pa with bank statements and payslips for a minimum of 6 months. You cannot use your benefits you claim towards the fin...

There is already a topic about the next ceremony, we don't need another one.

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Has your new visa been approved??

Can someone please update what followed after encountering this issue?? People everywhere have been posting same issue and then just going away without providing any help from their experience. :cry: We cannot force members to return to update on what they did. It is their choice if they choose to ...

As she is USC, she doesn't need to meet the English requirement to switch to FLR(M) spouse visa if you are British. Reread this a few times and still confused. I tried Googling but couldn't see anything about US Citizens not needing FLR(M) with a British spouse. Would you mind elaborating a little?...

It is entirely up to you if you want to apply for UKM and change your spouses visa. Was just advising about her current UK visa status if you become British and the costs involved.

As she is USC, she doesn't need to meet the English requirement to switch to FLR(M) spouse visa if you are British.

1. Yes.

2. Form FLR(M). You need to meet the English and financial requirements.

3. Yes, if you meet the long residence requirements.

Is your wife on a Ancestry dependent visa?? Yup. Is that bad? Yes, she will likely have to switch visa category to FLR(M) spouse visa once you are British. She will need to meet the Engish requirement and financial requirement. Her clock towards ILR/PR will also reset to zero and she will be on a n...

Hi everyone, any one live on this topic ? https://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/set-p-refused-pls-help-t238572-20.html#p1695299 Any one here live? :? This thread is more than a year old. Please start your own topic with your circumstances and questions!! Rather than typing on...

Hi Just want to check if anyone has applied for extending Tier 2 General/switching employer within UK via priority postal service? I want to check the recent timelines how long did it took to get a result and a BRP? Thanks in advance https://www.immigrationboards.com/uk-tier-2-employer-sponsored-vi...

Would I need to redo my biometrics or can they use the records from my ancestry visa? You need to enroll your biometrics again for a UKM application. The reason I ask is my unabridged SA birth certificate is in storage in the USA, so wondering whether we need to fly back there and get it before app...

I am in same situation since you are saying bank statements and bills are not acceptable as residential proof then what sort of documentation is acceptable? Useful to start your own topic with your questions and circumstances rather than tagging onto other members threads. See Point 12 of the forum...