I'm applying for an India eVisa from UK for my 4-month old child for a trip to India starting December - about 3 weeks from now. In the application, there's a question: "Have you lived for at least two years in the country where you are applying visa?" WHat would I answer to this? While I've lived i...

I'm applying for an India eVisa from UK for my 4-month old child for a trip to India starting December - about 3 weeks from now. In the application, there's a question: "Have you lived for at least two years in the country where you are applying visa?" WHat would I answer to this? While I've lived i...

BTW, is there any reference to UKBA/Border Control/Home Office rules which detail this?

thanks cfdman, appreciate the help.

Hi, I am on ILR along with my spouse and child. My child's passport (Indian) is expiring in mid-June. We will be traveling out of the UK for about a month in April, and planning to return in early May. Can I apply for renewing my child's passport in the UK AFTER our return to the UK? At the time of ...

Hi, I am on ILR along with my spouse and child. My child's passport (Indian) is expiring in mid-June. We will be traveling out of the UK for about a month in April, and planning to return in early May. Can I apply for renewing my child's passport in the UK AFTER our return to the UK? At the time of ...

thanks Macrorun

Thanks Macro_Run, appreciate your response. Did you provide any affidavit / notary letter at all or was it accepted without these? It won't be a problem, if degree does not contain surname fully (initial good enough) so you can use them. I am sharing this from my experience at PEO. In my wife's case...

Hi Naveen, My spouse has a similar issue with the name on the degree certificate - the degree certificate mentions the initials, whereas her official documents (passport, BRP etc) have only her first and last names. We were planning to use her degree certificate as evidence of knowledge of English. ...

Thanks Ali - that's helpful I looked at the FoI reply and this is what is specifically says: I can confirm that if you book an individual slot for yourself and each of your dependants separately on the same day then yes you are able to make a single application provided that you are all applying for...

Thanks Guru G for a morality lesson, much needed for us slackers who are not doing the hard work and expecting the appointment to appear in thin air!! Anyways, I sent a couple of emails to cardiff peo and then sent a letter telling them my situation and that I was not able to book a combined appoin...