You can switch from tier 2 to tier 1 as the main applicant in the UK. You can't apply for Tier 1 as the main applicant from abroad as this route is now closed. You can't switch to Tier 1 dependent in country. However you can apply for Tier 1 dependent from abroad because your partner is already here...
what is your status in the UK? What country is your husband from and how long has he overstayed for? What was his previous status in the UK? How long have you been together. Do you have any other children? If you answer these questions then people might be able to give you some further advice. Final...
it is a multiple entry visa, just like your student visa was. they don't expect you to be stuck here for the whole two years not even UKBA are that unreasonable!
the UKBA can and will raise new grounds in an appeal so as others have advised you should provide evidence to show that you have been living together for two years. As you have just been refused a visa to join your husband as his dependent they might not accept that you have an intention to return a...
you can certainly apply for the visa and then come back later. you don't need to enter the UK first and then leave to travel unless there are practical reasons why you want to come to the UK before you go travelling (to sort out accomodation etc). Have you already left the UK? if not is there any re...
Mulderpf has already given you the answer to your question and set it out clearly. there is no such thing as a 'switching category' switching just refers to applying for leave to remain in country from one category to another. What you have suggested is not possible. You can't get 'principle approva...
319C only allows applicants to swtich in country to a category of PBS dependents if they currently have leave as a PBS dependent or as a spouse/child etc under another category e.g. from Tier 4 dependent to PSW dependent or old style student dependent to Tier 2 dependent. (the exception is if the ma...
as long as it has a closing balance it should be OK. Some bank accounts just have the most recent balance which relates to the most recent transaction and a date of the statement. If this is the case then you can either put/take out £10 from your account and get a new statement or highlight the dat...
the postal address is not a requirement. This is what the guidance says: Personal bank or building society statements covering a consecutive 90 day period: The most recent statement must be dated no more than one calendar month before the date of application. The personal bank or building society st...
It's the same. The only difference is that indefinite leave to enter is issued from outside the UK and indefinite leave to remain is issued from within the UK.
you can't work full time on a Tier 4 visa apart from at the end of your course or during the holidays. If you have stopped studying then your college/uni are likely to have reported you to the UKBA and withdrawn their sponsorship of you. This means that UKBA could curtail your Tier 4 visa. In any ca...
Sorry I don't really understand your last post. If you mean that the actual start date doesn't appear on the CAS then yes the start date should be mentioned but in your case they can't put the actual start date on the 'start date of visa/course' section on the CAS because they can only put a date in...
2. This is the embassy where your wife made the application for entry clearance - you mention New Delhi below. Don't worry if you can't remember the exact date she gave fingerprints the month and year is enough.
There are a number of things you can do - Ask for a letter from your employer to confirm dates of your employment - Provide payslips - Ask HM Revenue and Customs for confirmation of your earnings over the relevent years - If you have submitted P60s with your previous applications ask for disclosure ...
