You should be ok, if it is less than 100 days else you have to wait.
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... n_2015.pdf

Hi, I am looking to get my dependant parents to UK via SS route. I am planning to move to Ireland for 6 months or more. I have couple of questions 1. Can I use my UK limited company for invoicing purpose if I find a contract in Ireland. Will it create any problem for me to prove that my centre of l...

jinbigo wrote:Thanks ukswus/noajthan. I am trying to find more info from my friend who received the letter on how and the letter cover is looking. i'll post back when i have any updates.

Thanks all.

Regards,
JB

Most probably, this letter is fake.

In that case you should inform UKVI or seek the advice of changing of the circumstances to avoid the prosecution. My intention is to live in UK without any "but" (not when it is convenient) I am seeking to obtain the citizenship to be able to take full part in UK live, be able to vote and decide on...

to be honest I am not surprised. Really? I am shocked. If you didn't plan to stay in UK why did you to apply for the citizenship? When you apply for citizenship, you INTEND to live in UK. You are not saying "no matter what, i will live in UK" All you are saying is, My intentions are to live in UK b...

This document says https://www.gov.uk/moving-or-retiring-abroad "Your UK citizenship will not be affected if you move or retire abroad." Now, this does not mention that anything about Naturalised British or by birth British so I am assuming, it should be applicable on both. A quick Google search htt...

That is too much.

AA321 wrote:Hi Amber & Experts,

Can you please help me on my queries?

Thank you

You need to provide the following information for anybody here to help

- Your initial visa granted date
- In country or out of country?
- your initial entry to UK date
- Current visa expiry date
- list of absences

vinny wrote:Under what category is your friend applying for ILR?
When did child first apply for leave as a dependant?

and where was child born?

I think my best option would be to contact the BRP service by email address provided in letter and wait for what they advise. Good idea. Meanwhile, personally I'd also try another Post Office, take my ILR BRP card and explain that its already done and accepted, perhaps the other Post Office Worker ...

You would be silly not to use NCS. Not necessarily. Making the application by post is perfectly fine and saves you 100£ The only thing that you need to send is the birth certificate of your child and your ILR approval proof. For ILR approval proof, you can send the approval letter that you got when...

azeem87 wrote:Dear " UKBALoveStory" it was an in country application.

Ok. You can apply for ILR anytime after September 24, 2015 (as mentioned by Malik), provided you meet all other requirements.

From Friday, October 22, 2010
Added 4 years, 11 months, 2 days
Result: Thursday, September 24, 2015

CR001 wrote:Correct as she will have held ILR for 12 months by then too.

Thank you very much

28 days before to 22 Oct 2015 will be 24th September 2015 So you are eligible to apply ILR on or after 24th September 2015 . It depends where you initial visa was granted. for out of country application, ILR eligibility is based on your entrance to country (UK) and not on actual visa data. you need...

She will qualify in her own right based on 5 years residence in Jan 2016, provided she meets all the requirements and has 1 year on ILR. She will only qualify sooner if you are British, which you are not as yet. Thanks for replying. Much appreciated. She entered UK on 17 Jan 2011, based on this, ca...

Hi guys,

My wife has qualified for ILR in December 2014 from Tier 1 dependent. She entered UK in Jan. 2011. I am also on ILR and will apply for British Citizenship in Dec. 2015.

Can anybody please guide me when will she qualify for British Citizenship?

Many thanks

Your son is not a burden to anyone. He is just an ordinary person like anybody else but with some special needs. I wish you all the best for your application.

Hi saqibmbhatti , I think it is highly unlikely your ILR will be succesful if you applied under your current Leave to Remain. As suggetsed by others the best option would be to make a switch. Whilst the sguggestion to make a postal application could have worked if you were short by say around 30 da...

Hi All, I am asking this question on behalf of my friend and below are the details. - Main applicant (Husband) and dependent (wife) qualified/granted ILR on 02/06/2014 based on Tier 1(G) and Tier 1(Dependent) criteria in PEO Croydon. - Dependent has been living in UK since Jan 2011. Questions are Ca...

Application Type: New (Registered Citizen) - Minor Method of application: Check & Send Date of application: 26/01/2015 SMS confirming receipt : 28/01/2015 Date of return of documents:03/02/2015 Date of receipt of interview letter: N/A Date of Passport Appointment: N/A Date of Passport Receipt: 04/02...

Eligibility criteria: section 1(3), 2 Kids. Method of application: NCS Aylesbury, 23/12/2014. Date of receipt by UKBA: 24/12/2014 Date of debit of fees: 5/1/2014 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 7/1/2014 Date of receipt of approval/rejection: N/A Date of receipt of documents: N/A Date of receipt ...

Yes they may contact the counter signatory. I personally know two persons who recently applied for their kids and their applications got delayed because their counter signatory did not reply back to the passport office. By the way.. Did you put the grandparent's detail in the form? Thanks for reply...

Hi Guys, Just a quick question. I am going to apply for first British passport for kids. They are registered as British. Does anybody know if passport office is going to verify the counter signatory? i.e. Are they going to send a letter to counter signatory and ask some questions? or Are they going ...

Application Timeline Eligibility criteria: (section 1(3) Two Children. Method of application: Postal (Special Delivery) 31/12/2014 Date of receipt by UKBA: 05/01/2015 Due to holidays. (Remained at local PO till 04/01/15) Date of debit of fees: 07/01/2015 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 15/01/20...

Application Timeline Eligibility criteria: (section 1(3) Two Children. Method of application: Postal (Special Delivery) 31/12/2014 Date of receipt by UKBA: 05/01/2015 Due to holidays. (Remained at local PO till 04/01/15) Date of debit of fees: 07/01/2015 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 15/01/20...