Again, read the guidance I mentioned above. There are requirements for documents to support your application. Although, EEA applications are more relaxed concerning the documents' availability. All you can do is to try your best and submit everything you have. Having both parents' names on the child...
Well, if this is the same post you wrote last year, the reason you did not have reply is in your question. It is not clear which advice you asking for. There is no definite question here. Reading between the lines, I can say the following: 1. Your penalty should not be a problem as long as you discl...
I would still give it a week and write to both addresses - one where you attended and the other one -the address on the form - as they are dealing with that sort of applications. If it was put on hold, there is no way to know who made a decision on your application and where. Just be on a safe side....
Send more bills to prove your residency. You can also request HMRC employment history from HMRC covering last 5 years - it will show where you worked. P60s and few payslips are enough. The problem will be in the year you do not have P60 as more payslips would be advisable. The letter from HMRC might...
Send the missing documents together with cover letter explaining the situation to the same address you sent all other documents. Mention the case reference number or whichever Home Office numbers you have, and all details - date of birth, nationality etc. It might delay the application decision, but...
Well, if she deposited money just to show a beautiful statement for the application, this might be the reason for refusal. If she had a big business transaction at the time, it would be better to show additional proving documents for this transaction and business altogether. In general, for self-emp...
Once you submitted your biometrics that means your application is under consideration. Give them some time. Human right grounds does not mean you will get a human rights visa (FLR (HRO)? ). Do not panic, although it is easier to say, than to follow the advice. If they need more information, they wil...
I doubt there will be any advice on this. 10 days are 10 days. Either "play the lottery" and hope it will arrive in time or change the flight dates - depending on which option will be chaper for you.
I would not warry too much about the name of the card as long as it is capable of making international payments. There might be a fee which is a different matter. Regarding your passport, read the guidance here https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_dat...
You only resubmitted your biometrics so far. They did not ask you to resubmit your application and pay again. No panic than. Biometrics are taken after aplication submitted and payment taken so I would think there will be no fresh application and no additional fee.
In the form on page 11 it says: "D2. When did you first enter the UK? This refers to the date of your first entry into the UK at the beginning of the period of stay on which this application is based." So I would assume the date of entry the UK is the starting point. Days on which you travel in/out ...
It is indeed mentioned among important reasons. The application costs £65 - this is how much you risk. I would go for it if all other requirement are met.
Strictly speaking, no. But as you can travel to the UK without visa and stay for up to 6 months, there should not be a problem if you explain to immigration officer your situation and show him the police report.
