What do you mean 'IT Skilled Worker Visa' exactly? There is no such named visa as you have stated. There is a Skilled Worker Visa or a ICT Visa.

Also, better for your friend to register on the forum and ask their own questions!

What were the errors/mistakes?

You could have just written a cover note to address if they were not fundamental.

Refunds can take a few weeks.

https://www.immigration-health-surcharg ... uk/contact

Thanks for your reply contorted_svy. I asked on this thread because I had similar queries [#2 and #3]. I will create a different thread for NARIC and other things. It is considered rude to tag onto and hijack other members topics. It also creates confusion. I have split your query and merged with y...

1. Wait another week or so. HMPO Centres receive applications and supporting documents in bulk, it takes a bit of time to work through the system. 2. You have applied shortly before a half term school holiday, which is always considered peak period as is the summer. It is usual for high volumes and ...

Fees : £1250 + £80 ( ceremony) Note sure where you got this from. The fees increased on 10th April. It is £1500 for citizenship, which includes the £130 group ceremony fee. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/visa-regulations-revised-table/home-office-immigration-and-nationality-fees-10-apri...

1. If I withdraw my naturalisation application and make another application at later may be after 1 or 2 years, will there be any effect on that as I am going to withdraw my recently submitted application now? No. 2. Furthermore, after withdrawing my naturalisation application, I have to apply for ...

Perhaps a silly question, but if one is an Irish citizen, isn't the English language requirement automatically satisfied by producing an Irish passport? Nice to waive the requirement, but it was automatically satisfied to my eyes already. Not all Irish citizens are Irish born. There are 1000's from...

byfaithandgood wrote: ↑

Mon May 20, 2024 1:56 pm

Also any one have any good recommendations for lawyer or application advisors on such matters to possibly seek?

Members are not permitted to post recommendations for lawyers or immigration advisers. Please do not ask for such.

We don't need general 'anyone in the same boat' topics. They become ridiculous to moderate. There is an Indian Timelines only topic (no questions), not updated for a year though. https://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=2112234&hilit=india+timelines#p2112234 Priority service is also NOT...

Can home office refuse our ILR on the basis that our children Visa has
expired and we have not made new application for them?

No!

Not sure where you are based in India. But I would recommend talking to an immigration lawyer in India about appeal/litigation timeline process. I have consulted with Name removed by moderator ( weblink removed by moderator ) from Company name removed by Moderator in City name removed by moderator ...

Thanks for your reply. I will submit the same evidence to register the child and what evidence should we submit for the step mother proof of parental responsibility as its asking for it. I reiterate, the childs Step Parent is completely IRRELEVANT to the child's citizenship application. What exactl...

I am now very confused as I will be travelling to India on 14th June and coming back on the 13th July. You are free to travel after a biometric appointment. Not sure what you are finding confusing. 1) Can I travel outside the UK (to India) between now and my biometrics appointment (I can book an ap...

My immigration history is outlined here https://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=337873 Topics Merged. My spouse visa extension is just around the corner, i had been a sponsored student till Nov 2023 when I graduated. Unfortunately, I had a serious surgery and couldn't work, started workin...

Is this a possibility or is there a better way to go about this. He cannot apply for a graduate dependent visa unfortunately. He should have applied when his wife did, as a back up. He will have to leave the UK and apply for a visa he qualifies for from abroad. The child also is only entitled to 3 ...

Their route to ilr is irrelevant. It is simply that they can apply immediately if married to a British citizen. That is it.

If they were born abroad and you let their visas expire, of course they will be overstayer with no legal right to remain in the UK. That means no free NHS either and being charged at 150% of cost. There is no shortcut. They need ean extension with your wife. Who exactly gave you this "opionion&...

You will need to submit the same evidence to register the child without the other parents consent.

Step parent is irrelevant in citizenship law. The child’s ability to register as British is solely based on his biological parent being successful at the same time.

Where is the childs mother? What evidence was used to obtain a visa for the child to live in the uk?

Does the period of stay on which this application was based include any leave granted since 11 January 2018?
Yes

Have you had any absences from the UK during any leave granted since 11 January 2018?
Yes

Should I include the absence only from Jan 2021?

Correct yes.

She got the Tier 2 Dependent Visa in Sep 2017. When did this visa expire? She has been outside the UK from July 2018 -> Mar 2019 (Due to Delivery) She has been outside the UK from Mar 2020 - Oct 2020 (Due to Covid Restrictions) There is NO absence limit if the absence occurred during the whole time...

secret.simon wrote: ↑

Thu May 16, 2024 11:27 am

You mentioned that you were an EU/US citizen. Do you hold Irish citizenship? If you do, you can move to the UK and live in the UK with the same rights as a British citizen on your Irish passport.

OP is Italian.

viewtopic.php?p=1802180#p1802180

If you want to use separate cards, you have to apply separately on separate forms.

If you all apply on one form, you only have the option to pay with one card

There is no other way to pay.

ILR and Citizenship are two completely separate applications with their own separate rules and laws and different departments and caseworker teams. Just because you have ILR, doesn't mean you can assume UKVI will 'look back at your file' for documents. You MUST submit what is asked for when you appl...