Probably 2009, but as "probationary citizenship" is simply an immigration status rather than a form of citizenship, it would be highly irresponsible for the Government to persist with using this term. Why? Because if they use the word "citizenship" then they are going to have problems returning dep...

Hi I had applied for EC for New Delhi on 28rth Feb I had showed as proof of accomodation a reservation made through venere.com in a hotel in london. Yesterday I got a mail from venere.com that the reservation has been cancelled because of incorrect credit card details. I am very sure I entered the ...

As per HSMP guidance notes education and health do not come under the ambit of public funds.Whereas as per information available on websites of UK universities etc local fee would be charged to foreign nationals only if they are resident in UK for last 3 years and has indefinite leave to remain in ...

gauravgupta2808 wrote:Hi,

Did someone come across the case if earnings are from 2 country.

1. Will it still be pro-rated

Please help

~Gaurav

For what? initial application, extension?

I bet you the actual decision to grant the work permit takes no more than 5 minutes to make. Your application more than likely sits in someone's "Inbox" for 5 months until eventually they get so sick and tired of looking at it, they finally get round to processing it. Yep, i can attest to that. Hav...

Rog wrote:SYH, thanks for your reply. Does this mean that for ILR passing the Life in the UK by the main applicant and the spouse is sufficient and a separate test of competancy in English is not required for ILR purpose.

What did I just say?

Thanks for your reply. The IELTS is the test of English Language. If the dependent spouse has to sit for the Life in the UK test it obviously means that the test of English would have to be given as well. This is unecessary time and expense for both partners having to give these exams, it should be...

To be fair to me, I think I said I would think of myself as a passport-pimp if I had multiple citizenships, although I phrased it quite badly. Blame the San Miguel..! Apologies anyway if I offended! I still feel the same tho, having another citizenship is like having another woman, nice and useful ...

You are from Tehran. Why do you think it is taking so long?

Yes, i suppose it makes sense.....it just seemed like a very brash reply. Well apart from from that question (which is the whole point of the appeal), are there any other questions they ask? Yeah, Syn is one of the GOM's here like me - Grumpy Old Men... U see we hang around here for free and someti...

They ask "why are you appealing?"

dvf wrote:Thanks for the replies. What if my employer wants me to send me to an EU country for 3 - 6 months?

You need a visa for the country you will be working in

No such thing as immigrating to the EU zone
pick a country and get back to us

it isn't ignorance, they don't care. second, you don't have to wait for 12 payslips to apply. If you have made the requisite income already and have enough points to be approved, then apply tomorrow, then you dont have to leave the country whining like a crybaby about the ozone and the HO being igno...

VictoriaS wrote:Just do it by post. The guys on the PEO desk are too stupid and/ or lazy to cope with this application.

Victoria

Ouch,
However by virtue of the person being able to find the info on the OP and to state such info indicates that they have the info readily available.

double, triple posting it is the same issue as the other threads, please stop posting mulitple iterations of the same thing Hi SYH Where else did I post the same thing? http://immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=149278&highlight=#149278 Are you trying to be funny. wherever you started a thread yo...

BTW I was told at Home Office that I can apply in August 2008. I m not sure on what basis did the person on counter reccomended me August. Is it to do with something like when my workpermit alteration was applied by my previous employer ( in Nov 2003) Home Office may have asked for 3 months salary ...

rajeshbhanu wrote:Thanks alot for your reply.

Could you please elaborate further? Have you heard any news or information about (a), (b) and (c)?

Best,
Rajesh

No there is nothing more to elaborate on

The thing is your website, really isn't just strictly a blog where people write their anecdotal experiences. It comes off as being an authority which is where I believe Victoria is having a problem with. Plus she is not here, nor is anyone else here to fix your mistakes. If it was something here or ...

that sounds right

double, triple posting
it is the same issue as the other threads, please stop posting mulitple iterations of the same thing

sikouanastreet wrote:If someone reading this has done the job search sitting outside UK, please post your experiences.

Can you not double post?

Hi I have visited both places. I know settlement in USA is very difficult process as I have seen my own family member suffer in this category. Even after 7 years of being on this Visa he is still no where. Whereas the UK HSMP route will lead to Naturalisation in UK after about 6 years of legal and ...

I think logic would dictate that the referree have some connection to the UK

probably not so try to behave in Australia