YOur PASSPORT. And biometric card if you have one, you might not have one, also photocopies only if you want to. It helped me, Kevin, a question on what next, got ILR, should I now start thinking on nationality? Please send me any links, thanks,Jim Mate! You would be able to apply for British ...

Kevin24 wrote:YOur PASSPORT.

And biometric card if you have one, you might not have one, also photocopies only if you want to. It helped me,

Kevin, a question on what next, got ILR, should I now start thinking on nationality? Please send me any links, thanks,Jim

[/quote]Congratulations and thanks for your post.Enjoy your ILR

However, do note that we are not in the month of June yet.I guessed you intend typing 28th May 2013 AND not 28th June 2013[/quote]

You are right, just changed that, sorry, thanks.

congrats! I think if we carry photocopies of the docs and label each document properly (in my case I used sticky) then the process really speeds up. Same thing happened in my case..my token no. was far behind and all of a sudden I was called to collect my docs as they approved it earlier than ...

congrt, Did you provide any P60s. No, I had them with me, but This is not a requirement. Also, Kevin, I read your posts on the same and looking at various other posts and mainly application form, I concluded that I will not put them. Again I also gathered the tax history for 5 years but did not ...

A quick one, does this rule apply to people who arrived from 6th of April or for people who are to apply for ILR irrespective of when they have arrived - thanks[/quote]

This rule is ILR requirement, what is 6th April here? What year are you referring to? 2013 ?

Dear all, Thank you all for your posts, it really helps. Applied for ILR today, only produced documents as per other success stories mostly and application form. Approved very quickly, I presume reason to be photocopies of documents n all things in order, 1 application form 2 2 fotos 3 brp 4 self ...

valeed.naim2 wrote:

valeed.naim2 wrote:Hello,

What about the deposit paying for PEO appointment.

Did it required to mention anywhere.

Deposit is paid on the phone, so relax.

Hello, I need comments about filling payment details in the form which one is best way. Shall provide the card detail and leave the space after 4 characters. 1. XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX 2. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX What are recommendation because in the form boxes are more than actual characters. Thanks I went ...

It has been already two months now and I still dont know how long they would further take to decide my application. Dear gla17, Not trying to disappoint you but if the decision is not given on same day at PEO it could take its own time I.e. postal application. I think you should act on taking some ...

Hi, I applied for ILR on 07/03/13 at Sheffield PEO where the decision was not made on same day and I was requested by Case Woker to send Contract Agreement with clients in order to further support my application. I managed to send contract agreements on 15/03/13 and since then I have not got any ...

Thank you, I am in tier 1 so I guess 12 payslips are not mandatory. Do you have any written reference on HO's site that conforms this. Hi Idbright, It depends on your tier, if your leave is as HSMP or Tier 1; it is not necessary to be employed or self employed all the time. You can have breaks in ...

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

And I believe is the only option.

Any Seniors/ Guru's especially Vinny / D*... please advise me in this regard If the PBS dependant's current leave will expire before she completes the qualifying period then the dependant can apply, before her current leave expires, to extend her PBS dependant leave until such time that she becomes ...

Any Seniors/ Guru's especially Vinny / D*... please advise me in this regard If the PBS dependant's current leave will expire before she completes the qualifying period then the dependant can apply, before her current leave expires, to extend her PBS dependant leave until such time that she becomes ...

Hi Idbright, It depends on your tier, if your leave is as HSMP or Tier 1; it is not necessary to be employed or self employed all the time. You can have breaks in employment but this does not affect your ilr application as long as you score the required points. Your period of claim has to be 12 ...

Hi, Can someone please advise what shall I fill in the Set (O) form; Section 3 page 9. I got HSMP approval in Mar 2008; but got leave as a Tier 1 General 3 years + 2 years Tier 1 general extension. I am really confused as I am a Highly Skilled Migrant with an HSMP approval letter but all leave as a ...

Hi Mandy,

Congratulations on your ILR.

Can you please advise what did you fill in Section 3 (page 9 of the application form Set (O)); is it Tier1 or HSMP?

Many thanks in advance.

Jim