I am British by birth my wife came over in 2015 on spouse visa daughter followed on a dependant visa (not point based) I fully understand the non 5 year requirement for the child its can she apply with her mother in October 2020 or does she have to wait till february 2021 (neither of these periods ...

board 2018 wrote:When I spoke to the case worker in Nov 18 he explained the grounds for refusal and said I could apply anytime after completing my 60 months.

That was your answer. After 60 months in the UK. As soon as you reach 60 months.

We submitted our application for ILR SET M on 17th April 2020. All was good and we have been advise it was a strong application, until yesterday.... Surely if the ILR application was submitted in the 17th April and the notification of the charge wasn't received until after that (the 18th April), th...

I am uploading documents for SET (M) application for spouse AND dependant child (now over 18). The online application provided for both the spouse and the dependant, and now the UKVCAS upload documents system similarly provides a full set of document categories for both the main applicant and also t...

, we gave the annual figure and will include/upload the full year's pay slips, banks statements & P60. Don't attach P60 Am I right that you can't start uploading the supporting documents without having booked the biometrics appointment, or have I missed something? https://www.ukvcas.co.uk/help-supp...

In my view whichever option looks suitable should be selected and then correct calculations should ideally be presented either by adding a covering letter or in additional info section of the application form. Thanks for your comments. Yes, we picked the "not the same amount continuously, less than...

Until near past those who were working for their employer from 6 months under category A select the first option and supply the 6 months of payslips & bank statements by adding a covering letter clarifying their calculations. Because remaining three options mistakenly classify it as under category ...

In the employment section of the ILR SET (M) application, under: "What do they earn?", the options are either "The same amount continuously", or "Not the same amount continuously, " ... above or below the FR. My wife has been in the same job for several years, but her monthly earnings fluctuate bec...

In the employment section of the ILR SET (M) application, under: "What do they earn?", the options are either "The same amount continuously", or "Not the same amount continuously, " ... above or below the FR. My wife has been in the same job for several years, but her monthly earnings fluctuate beca...

Thanks for that information Ramiri. Noted re English test and Life in UK certificates going under "Education". Application is for ILR SET (M). Upon further reflection, I had decided to keep bank statements and pay slips in separate pdf's, in case for example the caseworker is looking for bank statem...

I tried to read the locked sticky topic on this subject, here: https://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/uploading-your-documents-category-t296002.html ....but there was nothing there apart from the subject itself. I am seeking to clarify what documents go into which categories an...

My apologies thanks for your reply... Omg that’s going to be hell of docs scanning. I guess that’s the price I pay for not paying a solicitor. I do appreciate you all the help so far. Would you recommend standard service or the Priority? We not in a hurry. Any other things I need to look at for? It...

Hi everyone, Please help me out here. Finally had the balls to do my wife indefinite leave to remain application rather than asking the solicitor as I normally do with all her visa. The big question is how is the £18,600 calculated? Let’s me show you my earnings monthly. 1. October 2019>>£2,281.91 ...

https://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/10-year-route-need-advice-t289079.html#p1827092 I am referring to ILR SET (M) for a spouse on the 5 year spouse/partner route. No difference Thank you Zimba. I have read through the linked thread above, and a number of other linked thread...

Zimba wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 22, 2020 8:49 pm

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I am referring to ILR SET (M) for a spouse on the 5 year spouse/partner route.

Ah, I may have missed a point here. You are saying that the (earliest) "eligibility" date is 28 days before the 5 year from arrival date? And not the 5 year anniversary of arrival date itself? Yes I had been thinking that one could submit and pay 28 days before the 5 year anniversary date, but that...

Ah, I may have missed a point here. You are saying that the (earliest) "eligibility" date is 28 days before the 5 year from arrival date? And not the 5 year anniversary of arrival date itself? Yes I had been thinking that one could submit and pay 28 days before the 5 year anniversary date, but that...

Yes. Ah, I may have missed a point here. You are saying that the (earliest) "eligibility" date is 28 days before the 5 year from arrival date? And not the 5 year anniversary of arrival date itself? I had been thinking that one could submit and pay 28 days before the 5 year anniversary date, but tha...

In view of the Covid 19 pandemic, Is there any flexibility on the earliest submission date for ILR - SET(M) applications? Currently we are working on the date 28 days before the 5th anniversary of arrival into the UK. We have an application already keyed in, just waiting to submit on that date whic...

In view of the Covid 19 pandemic, Is there any flexibility on the earliest submission date for ILR - SET(M) applications? Currently we are working on the date 28 days before the 5th anniversary of arrival into the UK. We have an application already keyed in, just waiting to submit on that date which...

Custody does not matter for an adult I suppose what I am getting at here is, will they, or are they likely to, go back to check any of the information relating to initial entry (requirements), or is that now "water under the bridge" (so to speak), and thus can be excluded unless specifically asked ...

P60s are not required for SET M ilr. You only need payslips, bank statements and employer letter. :D Could you please look over my checklist when you get the chance? In the Documents required checklist, at the end of the online SET(M) application for my wife, it lists her P60 as required. Whether t...

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Thu Mar 12, 2020 2:35 pm

Custody does not matter for an adult

Thanks. I'll just stick with the birth certificate then, (and some documents to confirm she is living at our address and is at college).

We are applying for SET (M) for spouse and dependent child. Child was admitted when under 18 but is now over 18. I note that child's birth certificate is required (no issues there), but recall at Initial Entry and FLR(M) stages we provided custody documents, demonstrating that the birth mother (my ...

We are applying for SET (M) for spouse and dependent child. Child was admitted when under 18 but is now over 18. I note that child's birth certificate is required (no issues there), but recall at Initial Entry and FLR(M) stages we provided custody documents, demonstrating that the birth mother (my s...