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The BRP update in this case is NOT when ILR is approved. This is in case when OP has attended the ceremony and is British now.

IELTS Life Skills – B1: Indefinite leave to remain IELTS for UKVI (Academic and General Training) IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training for UKVI are designed to meet certain administrative requirements that are specified by the UK Home Office. The actual test taken is the same as IELTS (for all o ...

Note, the above link is not a guarantee to check the validity of the BRP. It does not work for all plus this can take sometime to get updated also. If you fly to Pakistan believing on the above link and then it gets updated on a later date, you are stuck.

You should make sure the test that you book is the one approved for SELT: IELTS SELT Consortium: ‘IELTS for UKVI’ LanguageCert: ‘LanguageCert International ESOL SELT’ Trinity College London: ‘Secure English Language Tests for UKVI’ Pearson: ‘PTE Academic UKVI’ or ‘PTE Home’ You will find your SELT u ...

Once you complete the form you will get a documents checklist. Cohabitation documents are needed but usually not mentioned in the checklist as its not always correct. You must follow the official guidance for which documents are needed. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads ...

1) What is your initial visa issue date? You can apply ILR when you complete 5 years minus 28 days counting from visa issue date. 2) You can NOT view any appointments unless you pay and submit an application first. No one can tell you about the availability as we do not have access to the system. 3 ...

1) Not sure how the Polish system works. If I was you, I would not even bother to declare it since its from 2013. However, if you wish to declare, just say Speeding Notice in “other” penalties. It is called a “Fixed Penalty Notice” in UK, not sure what is it called in Poland. 2) No issues. No need to ...

She can not apply for ILR on LR basis until 2025 as she has had absence of more than 180 days that breaks the continuous stay for LR. It is ANY single count of more than 180 days during the last 10 years.
So the quicker would be SET(M) in 2022.

Hi All, I've just submitted my wife's first extension and looking for an appointment at the centre now, can someone confirm the following; 1) How long does the scanning take, do they have machine that quickly scans them all or is it a slow process of page by page taking an hour to scan 60-80 pages ...

And ukvi didn’t ask anyone to submit ftf appointment, two applicants (who applied via app) got response that ukvi doesn’t have the bio Possibly they are in the queue to be called for biometrics again. Maybe their IDV biometrics did not pass the first stage of clearance and put on hold. Yes, going fo ...

@Skeleton The issue is some applicant who could hold of ukvi, got response that ukvi hasn’t got the bio yet Have you known anyone who was called to submit biometrics by UKVI after submitting via IDV app already? Of course not personally I guess you have checked twitter already, at least two r ...

@Skeleton

The issue is some applicant who could hold of ukvi, got response that ukvi hasn’t got the bio yet

Have you known anyone who was called to submit biometrics by UKVI after submitting via IDV app already?

Requirements of a referee Each referee should know the applicant personally . Where the applicant is a child applying, one referee should be a professional who has engaged with the child in a professional capacity, such as a teacher, health visitor, social worker or minister of religion. For an ...

Welcome. 1) Yes 2) Simple two lines that both parent(s) consent to registering the child as BC. Both parents sign and date. 3) Contact them, if the refuse, add a cover letter and show evidence of correspondence (if possible). Provide another referee (not necessarily someone who knows the child in a ...

Galaa wrote: ↑
Sat Oct 03, 2020 3:59 pm
Thanks for your reply. Now, I see how to proceed.

Once you start a new application, the online form asks if you have a pending application. You will declare it there anyways. Adding a cover letter is also a good practice.

Cristina88 wrote: ↑
Sat Oct 03, 2020 8:29 pm

No proof needed. Just input the last two addresses. Start the date for second address when the first address date ends to bypass the question. Ignore the 2 weeks.

If you really want to declare the 2 weeks in between, you can. No proof needed anyways.

Just carry originals to be on the safe side. The staff will not check it though. Only passport and appointment confirmation is mandatory. No need to print soft copies. Just take in a USB/email.

1) Does the form ask who the email address belong to? If not, just select “applicant”. HO knows the parent is applying on child’s behalf.
2) Correct.
3) No need. Just answer yes for 5 years. HO knows child is only 3. No proof needed.

kgnot wrote: ↑
Sat Oct 03, 2020 6:03 pm
Ok I understand about the PCN but let me paraphrase it for my future reference when I speak to my colleagues who know even less then me.
How do you recognize a traffic warden from a police officer?

Google it.

Only if you make to the UK border first. If you are denied boarding the flight because your ILR BRP is not valid at the Pakistan airport, then you will have problems. I am not sure if ILR BRP will flag up as invalid at the Pakistani airport though.

A PCN is a penalty for contravention of parking regulations. It can be paid, contested by appeal, or contested by defending a claim for payment under the small claims track of the county court. You won't get a criminal record or points on your licence.

Thanks for the reply. I have read the Home Office guide on what constitutes good character. But there was another government document which had a bit more detail on the traffic offences and what they meant in regards to immigration applications. Someone had posted a link to it on a different ...

Given the pattern, I think Section 6(1) applications mid-late June are processed now.... and applications on basis of BC spouse or EU route are processed quicker... I sure think its down to BREXIT. They may be prioritizing EU application due to the looming deadlines No, its always been the case ...

Thanks for his reply. Should I declare it explaining the entire story? Out of curiosity will the HO be able to see this as a record on TEC or some other site? TBH I have lost track with your PCN’s and FPN’s! You must declare the FPN’s especially the ones endorsed on your license) or any criminal con ...

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