willnotbackhsmp wrote: dk79 wrote: Okay. After several cross references, I figured out that the postal ILR waiting time is 70% of the applications are decided in 4 weeks and 90% within 14 weeks. It is not 6 months for all the applications. I got this info from HO personnels, four different people ha...
I read this tread with a raptorous interest and I'm very glad for you that it turns out to be a positive outcome at last. I wish you and your lovely wife the best of married life together.
hsmp_candidate, sorry about this. I think this people are proving more and more to be incompetent in what they do. Yet they complain against migrants taking their jobs. Anyway, this is a dicey one but if you had copies of important pages it will help you to argue well in case there is need for it. I...
hsmp_victory wrote: I dont think anything is updated yet though it says 05/2009 on the link but the forms inside are still version 04/2009. May be we might have to wait for sometime for correct forms. Something have been updated in the guidance notes, see http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent...
Hi, There should be a court order that will order the HO to remedy your judgement within a particular time frame if you are sure that this case will not be appealed against by HO. Sometimes it takes between 6-8 weeks for your passport to be released to you. According to the information you gave it h...
Congrats bhaskar! Just like tech echoed, kindly intimate us with the summary of your preparation, experience with the case workers and eventual ILR stamped.
Accountant and Mambol6, this is a healthy arguement/discussion between you two. I just want you to throw more light into this issue raised by Rashid and also support with links or references where possible because I can see this forum benefiting from this in a long time to come. You guys have done w...
Samsung, If I understood you very well, you may not need the £20K extra to qualify for extension, is it? If yes, then don't worry about it, just appply based on £40k earning. But if you felt you will need the allowance = £20k to increase your score, then it is better for you to mention it to HO. ...
Del, Reference from ur other topic: HSMP ILR JR WON - DISCUSSION ONLY FOR HSMPIANS. You may be able to apply based on the old rules as stated in the UKBA site: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/partnersandfamilies/partners/#header2 , which state: '...If you were given permission to enter or remain a...
Del, You may be able to apply based on the old rules as stated in the UKBA site: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/partnersandfamilies/partners/#header2 , which state: '...If you were given permission to enter or remain as a partner under the old Immigration Rules (which had a minimum age of eightee...
Del, I presume you have a good case here. Since you applied based on the old rule/policy, that is, before 3rd April 2006, then in my own view, which I think also in HO's you stand a good stead of qualifying for ILR after 4 years. I believe you will get ILR when HO eventually release a new policy doc...
Navnas wrote Hi There, iam a pre-3April 06 HSMPian and later got married and my dependent has been here in UK snce 1-1/2 year so my question is in the light of the recent JR will she be able to get ILR along me now or ?? will highly appreciate your comments in this regard ... regards, I suspect that...
Best advice from the heart man, PATIENCE! You have waited till now from 2004 or 2005 over 48 months. So, whatz hampering you from being patient to see what the HO will come up with in just a few weeks from now or waiting till May 2010. All I can say is PATIENCE, thatz what you need. I can understand...
You had almost six months of absence between Dec'04 and June 05. From June 05 till date fine, going to 4 yrs continous stay with less that 90 days absence. Because you came in before April 3 2006, you obviously qualify for ILR after 4 years, if the UKBA remedies coming out soon decides to include WP...
Having read through the HO article through the link provided by tech, I perceive and suggest that you declare it. If you choose not to and it created a serious negative consequence, you may regret it. But if you choose to declare it, it does not really matter since they have the information already ...
If there is a provision in the form to mention your driving offence then you can do that but if it is silent on the form, it is not obligatory or compulsory for you to mention it. Howbeit, this offence does not constitute a ban or long restriction as per not driving again in the UK. I don't think yo...
