OP's post does sound very confusing.... nevertheless you have to apply from the country where you are a legal resident. Have a look at the UKBA website and you should get an answer to your question. If not, come back here with more details as requested in previous post and we'll try to help.

Hello, My employer after I pleaded and asked several times, He has posted the letter but there is a mistake, the letter states salary advise march - June, and the its written on the letter 'He has received following payment for the below mentioned 4 months' but the break down shows 5 months (march ...

1-) I will apply for Tier 1 Visa, I believe I will get it, I have all the related requirements. But, after visa issuance, how long can I wait to enter UK? I heard that it is 3 years. During 3 years, can I enter UK anytime I want? You can enter the UK anytime before the Tier 1 visa expires. 2-) If m...

I am currently doing a fulltime job and a part time job. My total earnings are 5,50,000 INR. (4,75,000 on full-time job and 75,000 on part-time job) which is 40486 pounds. For my part-time job I am not paying any tax. Can I show it as proof of earnings. Will there be any additional documents I need...

karupalli wrote:Hi,

Just an update.. Got ILR today in craydon. I didn't declare anything. Cheers...

Congratulations!

Apart from the fact that uplift ratio can't be applied if you lived in UK and earned in UK.

I have quoted what is mentioned in the Policy guidance (also believe that this is the document that has to be followed) which holds good for in-country and out of country applications. If somebody wants to differ, they have every right to do so. The OP can go through all the guidance available and ...

Yes, you needn't worry. As you were neither convicted nor a judgement passed against you, you do not have to mention the summons in your application.

This should not be a problem.Highlight this in the covering letter for safety purpose Shepherd Hi Shepherd, Can I mention that one of my payslip amount differs by 0.01 Pence to Bank statements. If I do so, do I need to get a letter from my employer because it might not be possible for me to get a l...

sushdmehta wrote:Exactly! Your wife needs to apply for a dependent visa. But you have provided link for an immigration category that your wife does not fall under - and asking people to comment!


regards

Hi All, Can anyone tell what is current visa processing time (Tier 1 Dependent) from Lahore, Pakistan. The following website does not tell the truth http://www.ukvacpk.com/Processing.aspx Anyone has personal experience recently or if anyone going to apply now please update on this page your applica...

questionsquestions wrote:Sorry about the duplicate post, I didn't realise this wasn't allowed.

Thanks for the help--can someone else confirm that those answers are correct?

Yes they are. Unfortunately in-country applications from your current category are not accepted.

Hi All, I need you help to confirm on issue below Is English language compulsory requirement for Tier 1 (G) Dependent? Please see the link below and advice me I am going to apply my dependent visa end of august or early September. http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/aboutus/features/englishlanguagetestfor...

I am applying for Tier 1 this week.I have received two parking tickets and one fine for entering wrong lane.All are fixed penalties which I have already paid and have no points on my licence.Do I have to mention it in my application as traffic offences as they were not issued in court.Your reply wi...

sorry for being overcautious, and if this really sounds stupid...please pardon me... i am planning for dependant visa soon and as a proof of relationship am also thinking of providing invitation card.... as original invitation was in hindi, I've asked one of my friend to just print off one copy of ...

Hi please can you help I am cuurently living and working in North America and I want to apply on Tier 1 General. My qualification and earning will be enough to land me 80 points. in the late 1980s I was a student in the UK and I had a car accident with anoth motorist. The case went to magistrate an...

lgeorge wrote:I am presently in UK on Post study visa and plan to switch to tier 1 general. will the new immigration cap affect me ?

See this link on UKBA website.

Hi I am cuurently living and working in North America and I want to apply on Tier 1 General. In the late 1980s I was a student in the UK and I had a car accident with another motorist. The case went to magistrate and court and I was made rsponsible. I don't remeber exactly what was court decision b...

Saga wrote:What is the definition of 'settled' person ?

Anyone on a legal working visa here OR
Anyone with an ILR ??

Thanks !

Those with ILR are considered 'settled'. See this link.

:!: Below forms is what I know: Main Applicant Form: http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/pbs/t1-general-form.pdf Dependant Applicant Form: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/pbs/pbsdependantapplication1.pdf :!: What other forms are required when...

Hi All, I am new joiner & posting my case for your kind perusal. Please guide me with respect to "UK Tier 1 (General) visas". Applying by post on 15th July. 1. Age : 20 points (DOB: 05-July-1982). 2. Degree: B.E. University seen in PBS.: 30 points 3. Previous Earnings: ######## Indian GROSS Salary ...

Hello, If any one has Master/Bachelor Degree from a UK University. , does it also require to get NARIC Statement of Comparability. I personally think he/she doesn't need to get verified from NARIC. It is layman question but I am looking for answer for my satisfaction. Regards, If your degree is lis...

Suggest you go through this. This is more concise and explains a summary of the new changes. Keep checking the UKBA website for more updates on the 19th.

Not required. You may submit the old NARIC certificate (in original) along with your Tier 1 application.

If you are already in the UK, then this cap will not be applicable to you. However, if you apply on or after 19 July then you have to tot-up 100 points instead of 95. See link on UKBA website.