Thanks @sah10406
Are there any limitations of how many days dependent can stay out of UK? or if there's anywhere I can read more on this?

If my husband comes with me on dependent visa to just settle me there, as he won't be able to work without license as he is a doctor. Can he travel multiple times on dependent visa? like stay with us for a month and go away for few months and we do this? P.S: asking the above question on behalf of a ...

Asking for a friend.. please help He has been legally in the UK for 10 years and 3 months.. 6 years on student visa, then got married in 2016 and unfortunately divorced in 2019. He received curtailment letter on Oct’19. Was advised by a solicitor to apply for FLR(FP). Decision of this came within 3 w ...

Hey guys! My wife and I got married in Pakistan in December and we will be starting her application next month but I have a mix of questions that I’d like to ask you.. 1. Wife completed her masters from UK in 2017. She has her certificate but lost her transcript. Is a transcript necessary or degree c ...

Hi guys, other than the spouse visa entry, can my to-be-wife come visit the UK for a couple of months on my invitation/visitor visa or any other category allowed by UKVI? Sometime in January/February I also heard about some temporary spouse visa? But couldn’t find anything on that.. We will be g ...

Eligibility criteria: Long residence Language Criteria: BSc + LIUK Nationality : Pakistani Method of application: NCS+JCAP Date of application: 27.02.2018 Payment method: Debit Card Date of acknowledgement: 06.03.2018 Date of debit of fees: 06.03.2018 Date of Biometric letter issued: 08.03.2018 Date ...

Hello! I will be eligible to apply for naturalisation in September. I expect that if I apply on the first day I am eligible (4 September), I will have been absent for 98 days in the last 12 months. I know that you should not have been absent for more than 90 days, but that up to 100 days are ...

Eligibility criteria: Long residence Language Criteria: BSc + LIUK Nationality : Pakistani Method of application: NCS+JCAP Date of application: 27.02.2018 Payment method: Debit Card Date of acknowledgement: 06.03.2018 Date of debit of fees: 06.03.2018 Date of Biometric letter issued: 08.03.2018 Date ...

Hi, I'm in the process of neutralisation and may have to travel back home for almost half a year. I understand that the form we fill for neutralisation says that "I intend to live in the UK" but what is there any restriction or rule about how long are we allowed to be out of the UK? Thanks!

Hey CR001! I have a followup question but didn't want to make another post so gonna ask here I managed to get an appointment at another centre for 27th December 2017 BUT I was asked by the person on the phone whether I was in the UK exactly 5 years ago, i.e: 27th December 2012. Weirdly enough, I was ...

haha that explains

It duplicated for some reason and I deleted one of them but I guess both got deleted.

Anyway, thanks for your help as always CR001!

Hi guys I was granted my ILR on 24th December 2016 and understand that we have to wait for a year to apply for Neutralisation and passport. But when trying to book an appointment with NCS Westminster, I saw availability for 19th December and next one for 8th January. Can I book for the 19th December ...

A friend of mine after living in the UK for 11 years got deported back a year ago. He was put on a chartered plane and sent back as he initially refused to go when they took him away from the detention centre. He was never illegal but had a complicated history of some fraudulent degree from 7 years ...

Hi Farrukh Yes, all went very smoothly. I made a post couple of days back covering everything. Have a read as it'll answer your questions. If you still have any ask on the post I'll reply :) [ http://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/tier-4-to-ilr-varied-from-flr-success-peo ...

Hi guys I had my ILR Appointment at Sheffield today. A bit of background first; my visa was expiring about 18 days before I would've reached my qualifying period and so I applied for an FLR(FP) application first and then varied it. 1.Category: SET(LR) 2. Number of dependents: 0 3. Total cost: £3700( ...

Hi Asim Not a moderator but I'd also say the same.. You don't really need a cover letter for a straight forward application. However, I do have one that my solicitor wrote for m as my case had one little complication. I can share it with you if you still looking for one. Drop me your email Regards ...

Hi farukkh Answer to your question is yes. I was 18 days short of my qualifying period and so I made a FLR application and since no decision was made on the application I booked a peo appointment once I reached he qualification period. I am now waiting for my appointment and will share my experience ...

Hi Snoopy
I have an appointment booked for next week. Will update you guys shortly

How does one stay a student for so long? Thought they had an upper years cap on time spent studying? I came 2007 ( no cap that time) also I did HND which did not count when I extend next 2 times on tier 4. Hi guys I didn't have that long of a gap but was falling around 2 weeks short. After reading ...

life [/quote] fahadii123, did u apply ilr by post? as i read ur post before that u going to put ilr through postal service earlier than the due date..... could u update plz. thnx[/quote] No Faysal I didn't send early ILR application. Instead, I first sent an FLR(FP) application and now that I've ...

Salilr.. Is there a reason why you're insisting earliest possible appointment? Would it make any difference in your opinion?

Salilr wrote:life

I recently varied my application and will be going for my PEO appointment in 2 weeks. I received a biometric letter for my initial(FLR) application and have been told that I'll have to retake biometric again when I go to my appointment. So I'm guessing you would also have to do another biometric as ...

You're right. I have done it now and was lucky to have it for sooner than later.

Cheers!

Can someone please advice clocks ticking and I really need some advice before I take the next step.

Appreciate your help and time
Fahadii