Eligibility criteria: 5.5 years Tier 2 General + 1 ILR Language Criteria: Trinity SELT B1 GESE Nationality : Non-EU Method of application: NCS Date of application: 24/08/2018 Payment method: credit card Date of acknowledgement: Date of debit of fees: Date of Biometric letter issued: Date of biometri...
Hi everyone, please advise if I need the original letters from employers, HMRC employment history (because I don’t have the original letters from employers) or if I need to obtain my travel history from the Home Office via a Subject Access Request (becaue I don’t have the original of my previous pas...
Dear members, Thank you very much for the great advice you give on this forum. My background: Date first arrived in the UK: 31 Jan 2012 Nationality: Non-EEA Visa type: Tier 2 General ILR grant date: 7 Aug 2017 Marital status: Married, 2 kids (wife – Non-EEA, got the ILR after me; one of the kids got...
Admin review was unsuccessful. I had medical issues at the time of the employment gap which I didn't explain when I first applied for the ILR. Applied second time for the ILR with the following additional documents: - UK NHS GP letter explaining my medical history including copies of all NHS corresp...
I am married with 2 kids. I got the ILR and we have already applied for the British citizenship for the younger child. Now we are applying for the ILR for my wife and the elder child. My concern is about rule 319J(h) in the Part 8 of the Immigration Rules: (h) All arrangements for the child’s care a...
Hi there, I got the ILR via Tier 2 (General) and now we are we are applying for the ILR for my wife and child who are still on Tier 2 (General) spouse/dependent visa. My wife is a housewife with no income/savings of her own. Could you please advise what to submit with my wife’s ILR application to sa...
Hi there, I got the ILR and now we want to apply for an ILR for my wife and child (born outside the UK). I was on Tier 2 (General) and my wife and child were my dependents on Tier 2 (General). Due to cash constraints, we couldn't all apply for the ILR at the same time. My question is this: Can we in...
Apply for MN1 through NCS at the council. You will get to keep all your original documents and you can apply for citizenship and passport jointly at the same time.
Hi there, I got the ILR via the Tier 2 (General) but my wife and 2 kids are still on Tier 2 (General) Spouse/Dependant. One of my kids was born in the UK so we are now applying for citizenship via MN1 because we first want to get the citizenship for the young one before applying for the ILR for my w...
Child benefits must be claimed in your name only. Tax credits must be claimed in JOINT names with your spouse. My children are still on Tier 2 (General) Dependant visa. If I claim child benefits, will this not impact negatively their ILR/citizenship applications? My wife is still on Tier 2 (General...
Child benefits must be claimed in your name only. Tax credits must be claimed in JOINT names with your spouse. My children are still on Tier 2 (General) Dependant visa. If I claim child benefits, will this not impact negatively their ILR/citizenship applications? My wife is still on Tier 2 (General...
thank you Was your kid born in UK ? Yes, one of them was born in the UK when we were still on Tier 2 (General) before the ILR. The other one was born outside the UK. The one born in the UK is eligible to register as British Citizen https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/application-to-register-...
Hi, I recently got the ILR but my wife and kids are still on Tier 2 (General) Spouse/Dependant visa. My wife is a housewife and one of my kids was born in the UK. If I start claiming benefits, can this have a negative effect on my wife's ILR application? Not if you claim under your name. thank you ...
Hi, I recently got the ILR but my wife and kids are still on Tier 2 (General) Spouse/Dependant visa. My wife is a housewife and one of my kids was born in the UK. If I start claiming benefits, can this have a negative effect on my wife's ILR application? Not if you claim under your name. thank you
Hi, I recently got the ILR but my wife and kids are still on Tier 2 (General) Spouse/Dependant visa. My wife is a housewife and one of my kids was born in the UK.
If I start claiming benefits, can this have a negative effect on my wife's ILR application?
I had my P45 which showed the last day at the previous employer. They counted from that day. Better strategy would have been not to present the P45s unless they asked for it.
I did some research and wanted to get your thoughts on the below. I was refused ILR because of 245AAA(b) (“…the applicant must have been employed in the UK continuously throughout the five years…”). I had a look at the Immigration Rules and got the following extract: 245AAA(b): the applicant must ha...
Hey, Can you please tell me what was the outcome of your appeal (if you chose to do one)? I am exactly in a similar situation and been rejected because the gap was 66 days. Thanks I went on 1 Apr so I have till 14 Apr to submit an AR. Good luck to both of us! Hope it works out! One of the Big 4 imm...
I am in a very similar situation. I also went to the Liverpool premium visa service centre. I was also refused ILR due to a gap of 77 days. I went on 1 Apr so I also have till 14 Apr to submit an AR. Good luck to both of us! Hope it works out! One of the Big 4 immigration advisors has advised me not...
