Hi Why should I dig a bloody big hole for my self by writing a covering letter and increasing the work for the CW to have a look at an extra documents which in turns gave the CW a good chance to extract some thing out from that covering letter which you might be thinking that you're writing in your...

Click on the links given, and read the information there in. The answers to your queries are already available in there. With regards to mandatory documentary evidences required, either wait for the policy guidance to be updated or make an informed decision based on the information available in the...

I have to say that I'm getting confused. According to a sticky post, 'PBS dependants whose leave expires after 08-Jul-12: If your current (PBS dependant) leave will expire after you have completed the qualifying period then, according to the changes announced, it is expected that there will be no n...

Spouse visited MP's office who put a call through to UKBA. They callected hubby's refrence and promised to call back after looking at his file. They called back and says 1) his dependant visa is techinally void because the main applicant is no more on PBS visa so cant wait to make ILR on 10 years in...

UKBA will hardly confirm that you/wife had right to work.

Any other input?

Cheers

Thanks Sush

1) In that case, are we going to be ok if one of us earn at least £18000 and the other earn £10000?

2) Will original payslips for 6 months be ok for the application?

Thanks

Hello Folks, I am an ILR holder. Spouse is in the process of applying for ILR. Kids born in UK and have a pending MN1 application. We intend to bring our first child from Non EEC country but need clarification on our earning power? 1) Do kids born here have anything to do with maintenance thresold o...

vinny wrote:

Angelica wrote:1) Recently got ILR based on 10 years long residency

Great news!

vinny wrote:However, I am concerned about her future Long residence application.

Do give details!

I have give the details in set o timelines the other time, thanking you for your help in those dark days.

sushdmehta wrote:

Angelica wrote:Can he just wait till December to apply straight for his ILR?

Yes (under long residence), if he does not intend to travel outside UK until his settlement application is decided.

Angelica wrote:Could the law change?

Ask a clairvoyant.

He's not going anywhere.

Hmmm 1) Recently got ILR based on 10 years long residency 2) Spouse has been my dependant for more than 6 years(as a student dependant and psw dependant) 3) Spouse currently have PSW dependant visa that will expire next year. Did not apply with me in my ILR application because there is no room for t...

Thanks

Hello folks,

A friend need to make an application in 5 weeks time. can she book the finger print well ahead?

Regards

Application sent January 18. ILR stamped 23 March Passport received 16th April. Little bit of complication weeks to reaching 10 years[ UKBA plot to stop the clock] Only Previous passports and life in UK test result sent. Thanks nto Vinny,Sushmedata and few others for their great help in those challe...

@Leo

People may NOT answer you as this thread is NOT for that. Try to launch a thread on that.

Why cant you break it properly? for example;
1) entered uk on student visa from abc to xyz

2) on pqr date, make application for tier 19 etc


It will be easily digested if you do that.

The immigration rules (319) that relate to settlement offer no scope for PBS dependants to apply for ILR individually (ie a any situation that is not a joint application with the PBS migrant using the same form). Obviously a joint application is not possible under the long residence category and th...

1) No [ Unfortunately ] 2) Most people go for FLR(M) which is another waste of time. If i were you after the main applicant have gotten his ILR, the dependant can then apply for ILR using set O, ticking ''other ares not covered by the rule'' and in the blank option, put ''dependant of a settled per...

1) No [ Unfortunately ] 2) Most people go for FLR(M) which is another waste of time. If i were you after the main applicant have gotten his ILR, the dependant can then apply for ILR using set O, ticking ''other ares not covered by the rule'' and in the blank option, put ''dependant of a settled pers...

Hello Mr Naija(Wazobia)
You will be fine. Its always better to use a completely different account for application(s). It saves one from unnecessary headaches

Good luck.

If "end of day" balance is 800 or above, and the statement is issued in the format as you state, you are fine. Careful Sush :roll: I hope you remember my story pre-pankina matter @Wazobia Which bank statement are you presenting? If did not use abbey national bank at that time, i wouldnt be in troub...

vinny wrote:However, the UKBA should follow 17(1)(b).

Any updates, Angelica?

I have checked the link and discover that UKBA had a modernised version of the 1997( which appear to address my problem). Is the 1997 one in place in 2009?

Cheers

U remember me Vinny? Thats very nice of you. I hope you knew there was so much mess in my application(s) at that time. I have NOT applied for ILR yet. My case cost me thousands of pounds. I got my PSW few months ago. I just dont have the application fee NOW. Hopefully, i will apply by december. Is t...

Well...the choice is yours. 1) You can make use of your UK bank balance for application made in india. 2) Make sure you pass your dissertation before you EVEN think of going back home. Submitting disertation does NOT guarantee passing it. Weigh your option very well. It appears it is cost effective ...

Work permit holders went to court and lost. The HSMP Forum Ltd judgement is not about work permit holders at all. PSW applicant went to court but Tier 4 applicants then benefit on the same maintenance funds refusals I believe the main issue in HSMP is the 4/5 years now leading to settlement. The sa...