I'm sure my fellow moderator John will confirm this but IIRC you may not get P60's substitutes. Your employer can confirm in writing that you were working over the relevant period in time and likely details of the relevant tax office. IND will cross reference this with appropriate taxation and NI co...
vmulberry, I'm sure JAJ will weigh in with his opinion on this but there may be a case for you to try and obtain an S1B visa - returning lawful permanent resident from the US consulate in London. Based on the info you provide its likely to be a lost cause but perhaps the help of a good attorney well...
I don't get your point but I presume you are asking whether the fact that your son is a BC should influence the visa officer to grant the mother a UK visa without her needing to meet the rules. NO is the answer. Your son has the right to be with his family is correct but it is also correct that this...
The OP is eligible to apply in country but it is likley the application will fail since the spouse is claiming public funds that she really has no right to given that the family has an appropriate level of income and further savings. Get the spouse of benefits is the message here then apply for a vi...
1. Did you actually apply to adjust status after your marriage by submitting form I-485? 2. If you did not then you must do so immediatley. 3. Don't leave the US before your application is decided and a green card granted. If you do so you will be barred from the US for 10 years as you ahve overstay...
The Home Office does not accept dependents under the 10 year or 14 year long residence categories so only you can get ILR under this. Your spouse needs to fill out a Form FLR (M) and include the children in it as dependents which should be submitted with your form SET(O). You must pay 2 sets of fees...
IIRC the Immigration Tribunal recently found (sided with) for the Home Office in a similar case where the HO refused an application for the dependent of a dependent of an EU national to reside in the UK. I believe it was the sister of a Mexican national who was married to a German national working i...
maralain5, In summary you are: 1. An illegal entrant by way of presenting false documentation. 2. An overstayer by way of remaining beyond the validity of your visa. 3. Further in breach of the immigration laws by working whilst a visitor. 4. Inolved by way of fraud in criminal proceedings. IMHO you...
angelus, I recommend you go to the Immmigration and Nationality Directorate website's application forms section. Search for Form SET(O) and review the evidence required for the 14 year residence category. Let us know what you have from the list then come back to the board. On another note this visa ...
1. An applicant needs only to be admitted to the relevant country for at least 1 year to be able to apply at the Canadian visa post serving said country i.e. in this case OP if issued a student visa for Canada of at least 1 year he can apply at Buffalo as soon as he arrives in Canada. Effectively he...
She can travel to the UK within the validity of the visa. The visa is fully activated upon 1st entry into the UK. Since the application for ILR down the line reviews the 2 year period from said activation date those who delay their entry into the UK will need to extend their probationary visa for th...
vmulberry, Based on the details you provide I see no reason why an application submitted 'in country' should succeed and add to that the lengthy processing time it will take - IMHO not less than 3 years. There are no compelling circumstances to note. As far as the Home Office is concerned you have b...
Our son is a British passport holder aswell, so unsure how that will affect her application. As a british citizen your son does not require entry clearance so it could be the ECO takes the view there is one less person to be concerned about on the funds issue - not a major aspect though so I wouldn...
John has responded in some detail to your queries to which I concur. Appropriate evidence is required because it is the case that just as domestic violence does occur so do false allegations of such get made (not saying this is the case here).
almondo, It would appear that you know you should have applied for your spouse's ILR prior to the departure. As that is water under the bridge your only option is to obtain her another 2 year (probationary period) spouse visa. The 4 year requirement that Chess comments on applies where the couple ha...
1. IIRC US consulate in London started around 2 years ago requiring DCF applicants to have a USC spouse 'resident' in the UK where said residence = ILR. As such you would have to wait 5 years for DCF. 2. DCF in your spouse's country depends on the local US consulate policy on their definition of 're...
1. An employer who has employed her part time (less than 20 hours per week) wishes to offer her a full time job. Both understand that the status needs to be changed and cannot be switched while in UK. However, Can he apply for a workpermit for her while she's still continuing in UK as a student? If...
Dependent visas are issued on the basis of accompanying to the UK or joining the primary visa applicant in the UK. The Immigration Officer can thus deny entry where the dependent precedes the primary applicant and would be within their right to do so. At worst the visa can be cancelled if there are ...
From an immigration perspective any child not included in the parents application for naturalisation as a dependent does not acquire British Citizenship. He/she will retain their current nationality. There is a window of opportunity to register the child as a British Citizen further down the line bu...
I fear we are digressing and that this 'political integrity' subject is a matter best covered in pm territory. To summise passport processing times are a matter of the respective government's policy. Where such is an issue for the public it is for concerned citizens to raise questions and demand ans...
Appreciate the link...kudos to the RSA government for chasing up...shame that in the UK those culpable of similar or worse 'excesses' remain in parliament to date. As a side comment my understanding is that there are 400 odd RSA MP's so that 10% could be rotten apples hopefuly shouldn't put off thos...
That you no longer want to study is your personal business. Your continued stay in the UK though is Home Office business. If you meet the rules for the WP visa category you will be granted the WP Entry Clearance - naturally the ECO would consider your previous stay in the UK to make sure for example...
Firstly, I don't have an MP in South Africa as I am not resident in South Africa anymore. On the presumption that you may have some family in RSA is it worth them writing in to their MP on this 'length of time in of passport issuance' issue for the greater benefit of the rest of the citizenry? Seco...
