Londoner007 wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 31, 2018 6:51 pm

If the sponsor has a British Passport, then just a photocopy of Bio Page is sufficent.

any official source of this information as because a lot members in past were saying to photocopy all pages even blank ones and certify them.

Simple question silenced the ordinary & senior members

Thanks I sent them yesterday via special delivery and tracked it today they have been delivered and signed for. Do they email you to say they have received documents ? Shortly you will get email confirmation. Just a small information regarding sponsor British passport as whether its all pages inclu...

Hi
When submitting spouse visa application then whether the whole British passport with every single blank page need to be photocopied and notarized/certified or uncertified/unnotarised photocopy of bio page & entry stamps can be sufficient of British passport.
Thanks in advance.

Hi

When submitting spouse visa application then whether the whole British passport with every single blank page need to be photocopied and notarized/certified or uncertified/unnotarised photocopy of bio page & entry stamps can be sufficient of British passport.
Thanks in advance.

I have asked a very good question. I think easiest way to ask it from some competent person in post office.

Involve your mp and complain to every possible section of HO and trace that caseworker. Apply appeal and also write to same caseworker to ask reconsideration as he/she is incompetent.

Refusal is incorrect because see list below and B2 at centre # UA001 is on the list of UKVI. B2 test is even higher than B1 and is UKVI approved test. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/731794/Approved_Secure_English_Language_Tests_and_Tes...

can you copy paste the exact reasons of refusal. I think refusal is not due to test because B2 is higher and is indeed an ielts test but i suspect the refusal might be because the centre is not on their list.

If someone is working on a contract from 3 years which now will be transferred to new company in November. Of course under tupe rule the person will be moved to new company in November. If he is planning to apply entry clearance spouse visa for his wife in October then will it be wiser to apply unde...

I think apart of sponsor the applicant passport too must be at least valid at the time of application. Few places the passport must be valid for six months but I guess in case of spouse visa there isn't such (6 months) requirement.

For initial spouse visa the proof of cohabitation (living on same address) is not mandatory.

Thanks for ur kind response mate, i am ILR holder so my wife would be on spouse visa right ? or is there any other category where i can apply for her visa. And the plan is to apply for her visa by November 2018 so that upon my return ON 12 FEB 2019 she would have a visa i assume. Now you have clari...

If he is not getting paid like normal employees but still must be paying taxes on what he has been withdrawing/getting and if so then he might be self employed which requires extensive range of paper work than a normal employee. However, on the other hand if you are earning at least £18600 or if eit...

Ohh I am sorry i forgot to mention, Nikkah ( Real marriage ) is already done 1 year ago i was waiting for my ILR basically so i could apply for her visa. And on 20th January is our reception ceremony only. I can provide proof of our Nikkah ceremony. Thanks for the timeline thread that will help alo...

I think more wiser strategy is to get ILR based on long residence in your situation otherwise you both will need to wait until 2021 and by that time a lot of rules & fees might have been changed. By this strategy at least one of you will get ILR now. True, thank you seagal. If I go for paper applic...

There is no fixed template for drafting these letters but based on common sense they should precisely give the all key information. By the way why don't your bank & employer draft such letters at their own

I think more wiser strategy is to get ILR based on long residence in your situation otherwise you both will need to wait until 2021 and by that time a lot of rules & fees might have been changed. By this strategy at least one of you will get ILR now.

In a lot of areas the MPs don't much be helpful in immigration matters.

My employer explained in employment letter that I got confused when I received call from the Home Office and I said weekly because I thought the question is about the time when I started working. At that time I used to get paid weekly when I started working in 2016. I think it must not be written i...

In this case the visa will be required to enter UK. If you are a non-EEA national who holds a valid genuine residence card, issued to you as the family member of an EEA national who is exercising free movement rights in another EEA State (i.e. not your EEA relative’s Member State of nationality ) un...

THANKS FOR YOUR REPLY THE FIGURES ARE MAR 1303 APR 1467 MAY 1417 JUN 1903 JUL 1287 AUG 1261 AND AS I TOLD YOU YEAR 2018 APRIL P60 IS 19660 AND LIKE YOU ASKED ME I HAVE GIVEN YOU LAST 6 MONTHS PAYSLIPS PLAESE UPDATE ME THANKS Yours wages from the last 6 months is not sufficient to meet the requireme...

you have already completed your 5 years of qualifying period on 1st August 2018 for ILR. You could have applied for ILR 28 days earlier of 1st August 2018, that's what it means.

Sys73 wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 24, 2018 8:31 pm

Thank you once again

And I know I am repeating myself but is it a really bad offence and makes me a overstayer or is it something that can be handled

Overstaying even one day is still an offence but up to 14 days can be pardoned if backed by real reason.

Thank you for the reply and yes it was 28 days back then, but am I classified as an overstayer ? I don't have a negative stamp on my previous passport ... Further my actual worry is how can I justify cause I was ill and my university was taking too long , I have my illness records and it was someth...