1. Yes

Do you have dependents in the UK as Tier 1 Ent dependent?

This thread seems too old now. Is there an update on this thread that someone has done? (Sorry I couldn't find one here) or are benefit info still the same? Thanks. If you have a question, it is better to start your own topic. However, the first post in this thread contains the link to the guidance...

No, you cannot apply for discretionary leave from outside the UK. You have asked this question previously, link to lengthy topic below, and been given answers numerous times, nothing has changed in the rules since then. This in addition to your posts in Tier 1 Exceptional Talent and Tier 1 Entrepren...

She is a dependent on your visa. If you don't have a valid visa, she doesn't have a valid dependent visa. 319C(a)(i) https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration-rules/immigration-rules-part-8-family-members 319C. Requirements for entry clearance or leave to remain To qualify for entry clearance or leave...

Topic moved to the 'General Immigration' sub forum where you will find 100's of topics.

The key is for her to prove to ECO what her ties are to home country (family, property, financial, et) to convince ECO that she is a genuine visitor and will leave the UK.

With the risk of yet another timeline topic becoming a chatting, 'any updates....', non value adding one, this topic will be locked and the moderators will add a 'passport return' line into the existing timelines where there isn't such a line already.

The 28 days has recently been reduced to 14 days. Also, this period is not supposed to be used to 'tie up last bits' before leaving. This 'grace' period is for migrants who need to apply for AR or an extension. You know you will have to leave so plan accordingly. Any period of overstay is not recomm...

If you leave the UK, you will be subject to the 12 month cooling off period before you can apply for Tier 2 again.

You can only apply online now. To do this, you require a CoS as the form will not let you continue if you do not put the information in.

I have already invested £65,000 in my startup in the UK. The company is incorporated and this was done less than 12 months ago. Am I able to apply for a Tier 1? Last visa held / current immigration status? OP is a dual USA/South African citizen. Wrongly advised previously (presumably here as a visi...

thanks again cr100 yes my mother have boc passport under same law that you mention same passport that nh india case mother because that nh (navin halai) india same place from i belong i have the same qc at this time same nh india have i m wrriting some information about solicitor pls delet this is ...

rcjn wrote:cr100
i need only information that what hppen after permission grant how long take for hearing or home withrow

It can take many months.

You are missing a key point here. The appellants mother had registered as a full British Citizen and was not a BOC at the time of the settlement visa application. On 27th July 1998 the Appellant's mother obtained her British overseas citizen passport. In August 2003 the sponsor applied for a British...

cr100 i have some information formum not allow to sher if you alow me to pm i can pm you thanks You don't have access to PM. Not sure if you can PM a moderator though but please take note of my big red statement in my signature. Always best to post in public so that others who also have knowledge c...

N2016 wrote:My wife is also eligible but is not interested to take ILR as she want's to continue Indian passport.

She doesn't lose her Indian citizenship or Indian passport if she gets ILR.

She only loses it if she becomes a British Citizen.

BOC have very few 'rights' . Not sure if a BOC can even sponsor family on the settlement visa route as BOC does not have right of abode. https://www.gov.uk/types-of-british-nationality/british-overseas-citizen Rights as a British overseas citizen You can: hold a British passport get consular assista...

The links relate to a naturalised British parent and a British National (Overseas) parent who registered under 4B of the BNA

You state you parent is a BOC, which is different.

mt case is same as NH INDIA you will find all detail from this case thanks You should provide the link to this case if you are expecting to use it or claim to be in a similar situation. Members should not have to search for the information to understand the 'similarities'. If you provide skeleton i...

Kindly refrain from posting this particular post multiple times as a new topic. Please continue in your existing topic you already have.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/indefi ... l#p1444776

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Casa wrote:Fiance visa = £1195
FLR(M) - £811 (postal) or £1311 (in person application) + £500 NHS surcharge.

Thanks Casa re correction of FLR(M) fee. Note to myself : don't post before 7am unless 2 cups of coffee consumed

What is the basis for your JR?

What is your immigration history and reasons for refusal of whatever you applied for?

Prior to the current income requirement which started in July 2012, there was no minimum income requirement to be met. No plans at present to increase the income requirement. There are sometimes transitional provisions, but not always. Suggest plan accordingly. Brexit has nothing to do with the UK i...

Am I right in saying the Fiance visa consists of - VAF4A - Appendix 2 - all supporting evidence and documents? Correct And how does the process work? I fill it out with my lawyer in the UK, get it couriered to him in the UK, and he has a visa appointment? It is an online application. You don't need...

noajthan wrote:You are posting for someone else and asking about ILR but posting in EEA forum.

Suggest friend registers and asks her own clearer questions.

Sorry noajthan, this topic was in ILR sub forum but I moved it to EEA/EU as q is for EU citizen.