Here's my case: I initially came on HSMP in July 2006 then converted to Tier-1 and my wife came in January 2009 as Tier-1 Partner written on her visa. I've got ILR-JR appointment at Croydon for 23rd June and have already tried to convince UKBA on the phone but they are not agreeing at all. Regards F...
Hi All, There are quite a few threads on this topic already but i just want to consolidate all. To explain the situation briefly it's basically when your tier-1 dependents haven't spend 2 years in UK and applying for ILR under JR with you. Currently, most likely UKBA is not allowing ILR for dependen...
I meant the current conclusion BUT very strangely we've a success case of gvamsimba where he even wasn't asked on her wife's Tier-1 dependent visa and i don't believe that they would have information that Oh she applied using VAF2 form so lets not create trouble for them.
Thanks for the help guys. So the current conclusion is if your dependent came here using VAF10 form then they won't get ILR. Though this is completely ridiculous the main applicant also on pure Tier-1 but because they're protected under JR then they don't consider Tier-1 rules but for the dependents...
Just checked with gvamsimba and he was'nt even bothered with this issue at Croydon and straight away got ILR for his wife as well. She was also Tier-1 dependent. So i believe it's all about luck which is frustrating me :( Btw in worst case if my wife doesn't get ILR then does she has to spend 2 year...
1664, croyden people didn't even allow you to file your wife's ILR with you?
did you mention that few people like moderator here has got dependent ILR from croyden?
sushdmehta, do we have more successfull examples like you?
Is HSMP forum doing anything relating to this? I believe we should try to get something in written formUKBA by giving them references to JR ruling.
I don't remember which form was it but i'm pretty sure it was Tier-1 dependent form. Now i'm really regreting why i didn't apply under JR on my visa extension as then my wife would have come here as HSMP dependent not Tier-1 dependent. I had the option of both Tier-1 and HSMP-JR but i opted for Tier...
I'm in the same situation and got an appointment at Croydon. It's really a reliefe to know that my wife can apply with me but as i just spoke to UKBA and they're keep saying that my wife can't apply. Now after reading your replies just wondering will they create any issue at croydon or caseworkers t...
I'm in the same situation and got an appointment at Croydon. It's really a reliefe to know that my wife can apply with me but as i just spoke to UKBA and they're keep saying that my wife can't apply. Now after reading your replies just wondering will they create any issue at croydon or caseworkers t...
We're going to apply for ILR under JR in June but UKBA saying my wife can't because now I'm on Tier-1 visa and according to Tier-1 dependent rules she should spend 2 years in UK with me. I don't understand all this, if i'm elligible for the ILR under JR though i'm on Tier-1 why the same rule can't a...
Thanks for the reply, so just to clearify both my wife and son can apply as dependent on me i.e. they don't have to fulfil the 4 years criteria under JR as my wife is been in UK from last 1.5 years and my son born in UK and he's just 4 months old. Plz confirm as it's not clear in SET(O) guidance. Ma...
Hi all, Here's my UK immigration story in brief: Nov, 2005 -> Applied for HSMP Dec, 2005 -> Got rejection on misunderstanding in education section Jan, 2006 -> Applied for Review April, 2006 -> Got Approval July, 2006 -> Landed in UK Now in coming July it'll be four years in UK, and according to my ...
Hi All, Very simple question, Just want to know if i've a 3 years visa on my passport which is expiring in a year time and at the end of the year i'll get a new passport. I believe old passport with valid visa will still work? it'll just stick with the new passport or i'll have to get visa on new pa...
Hi All, I'm totally disturbed and annoyed after trying everything to bring my mother or mother-in-law during my wife's pregnancy which is also over now as my wife has given birth to a cute little baby boy on 27th Oct but the last 4 months was the worst of my life when we tried three times for my mot...
Sorry guys taking this thread off-topic again, but i'm really confused in how to apply for mother after rejection of my mother-in-law and lots of other applicants. If you can clear me on just one thing i would really appreciate that Based on the rejections these days i'm thinking to apply for my mot...
Hi, My mother-in-law visit visa applications has been refused twice under P41 and now i;m going to apply my mother visa. I want to know how she can prove that: - she has family - she has dependents - she has assets - she doesn't work so don't have any income - she's dependent on her husband I tried ...
Thanks DulhaRaja, i'll pm you. Just want to know what you guys think the definite list of documents/evidence once should submit with the visit visa application. Now i'm going to apply for my mother all i'm doing is the same list of documents which i did for my mother-in-law and i'm hoping that becau...
All i need is suggestion from you people based on your experience that is it worth going in to all this provided my wife is due on 24th Oct and it could be before that as well. So i'm talking about getting visa stamped in less than a month time based on current examples i don't think it looks practi...
Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 7:40 pm Post subject: Many thanks for the replies, but could you please suggest something on following? Me and esp my wife are really worried now 1) Somebody has told us if your visa is rejected then you can only apply again after six months? 2) Shall i apply both my mother...
Many thanks for the replies, but could you please suggest something on following? Me and esp my wife are really worried now 1) Somebody has told us if your visa is rejected then you can only apply again after six months? 2) Shall i apply both my mother-in-law and my mother together or one at a time?...
