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ILR granted at Croydon PEO
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 5:43 pm
by ramanvirk
Hello everyone
Finally I have got my ILR yeahhhhhhh..
I have got an appointment for 24 th Jan at croydon which i will cancel please let me know if you need it.
documents submitted
Set O form
LIUK
BANK STATEMENTS
PAYSLIPS
THATS IT.... my absences were more than 249 days and I didnt provide any absence sheet. I kept it very simple. Didnt gave any P60
I would encourage everyone to go and do their application, dont gofor solicitors/ representatives if you all have your paperwork.
section D2 - I said yes
gave my reason that i visit india everyear.
One of the OSIC mentioned to me that I am not eligible and will be refused but he was wrong.
RAMAN
Congrats
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 6:07 pm
by Ilrdueinjan
Congrats raman
For securing a place
I will b going next week in croydon and have taken representative and paid half, It would be gr8ful if you could share some experience and also wht documents did u submited and your visa status wp,or hsmp
Thanks
Re: ILR granted at Croydon PEO
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 6:32 pm
by Gagan1986
ramanvirk wrote:Hello everyone
Finally I have got my ILR yeahhhhhhh..
I have got an appointment for 24 th Jan at croydon which i will cancel please let me know if you need it.
documents submitted
Set O form
LIUK
BANK STATEMENTS
PAYSLIPS
THATS IT.... my absences were more than 249 days and I didnt provide any absence sheet. I kept it very simple. Didnt gave any P60
I would encourage everyone to go and do their application, dont gofor solicitors/ representatives if you all have your paperwork.
section D2 - I said yes
gave my reason that i visit india everyear.
One of the OSIC mentioned to me that I am not eligible and will be refused but he was wrong.
RAMAN
Hi Raman, can you please confirm what was te category you applied under? Workpermit, Tier 2 or Tier 1?
Re: ILR granted at Croydon PEO
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 6:33 pm
by oskhan
ramanvirk wrote:Hello everyone
Finally I have got my ILR yeahhhhhhh..
I have got an appointment for 24 th Jan at croydon which i will cancel please let me know if you need it.
documents submitted
Set O form
LIUK
BANK STATEMENTS
PAYSLIPS
THATS IT.... my absences were more than 249 days and I didnt provide any absence sheet. I kept it very simple. Didnt gave any P60
I would encourage everyone to go and do their application, dont gofor solicitors/ representatives if you all have your paperwork.
section D2 - I said yes
gave my reason that i visit india everyear.
One of the OSIC mentioned to me that I am not eligible and will be refused but he was wrong.
RAMAN
Congratulations.
Can you mention the VISA type and Times lines please.
These are my times and My visa is Tier 1, do i need to talk to a soliciter?
HSMP visa Stamp : 20th March 2008
First Entry into UK : 12th May 2008
Moved to Tier 1(General) - 20th March 2010, Granted for 3 yrs till 20th March 2013
Number of days after stamping : 53 days
Holidays Country Backwards if I apply on March 1st Inshallah
March 2013 - March 2012 - 52
March 2012 - March 2011 - 51
March 2011 - March 2010 - 87
March 2010 - March 2009 - 47
March 2009 - March 2008 - 0
All of these are annual leaves and I have always been paid.
Total Days Outside UK - 237
Arrival and Departure dates are 34.
Total Days outside excluding dep and arr - 203
Total Business Travel 12
Total Days Outside UK excluding business trips and dep and Arr - 191
Questions:
1. Do I need to submit any documents for Holidays?
2. My first job was from June 2008 to March 2009 before i went on holiday, then as soon as i came i was back to work and for NHS. Then they hired me Permanently in DEC 2009, Worked for them till June 2011. Then I moved to another company and I have been working for it so far. Alhamdullila
(A) Do I need to produce any employer letter or all pay slips?
(B) Do I just need to produce pay slips for last 12 months with bank statements?
(C) Do I need p60 for all the 4-5 years.
3. What do I mention in the question
" D2. Please confirm whether you have been outside of the UK for any single absence over 3
months or one or more absences which amount to more than 6 month in total during the 5 year
period:
Yes Go to question D3
No Go to section E"
Re: Congrats
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 6:36 pm
by mohan_atr
Congrats and all the best !!!
Few questions which might help people who have absences of more than 180 days during the 5-year period and also 90+ days single absence.
Under what VISA category have you applied for ILR ?
Did the case worker ask any questions on absences ?
Were you paid in UK during your absences ?
Did any of your single absence exceed 90 days ?
Thanks in advance
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 7:22 pm
by vishal17jan
hi dude,
congrats on ur ILR..
can you please confirm did you mention your absence in the set o form as you did not provide the separate absesce sheet.
Please confirm that will be helpful?
Thanks
V
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 9:00 pm
by ramanvirk
hello
I was on hsmp (25/01/2008) and was granted tier 1 on 26/02/2010.
applied for ILR on 09/01/2012
I did mention my absences in Section 6 and also Under section 9- Q d2- I ticked yes- and wrote a reason. I just Wrote a paragraph saying that my family is in india so I visit them every year.
I didnt gave any separate absences sheet.
Also Regarding Docs like I said Before I kept it very simple i.e. I only gave what was needed according to the form Set 0
My appointment was at 1:30PM - I reached at 1pm, went through security and then paid the fees(15 mins). After that they registered my case which took almost 25 Mins. After that went for biometrics which took 5 mins.
Around 2:15pm the IT system went down and was not working until 3pm. Around 3:45pm, I went to the caseworker and gave all the supporting documents. He was very friendly. He advised to wait for an hour and after 45 min he called me and said your ILR is approved.
Overall experience was OK. What I have seen today is that if you have all the relevant paperwork then it's all OK.
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 9:25 pm
by mohan_atr
Great, thanks. Could you also please confirm if any of your single absence was more than 90 days and did the case worker ask any questions on the absences ?
Thanks
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 9:32 pm
by ramanvirk
[quote="mohan_atr"]Great, thanks. Could you also please confirm if any of your single absence was more than 90 days and did the case worker ask any questions on the absences ?
Thanks[/quote]
No i didnt had any single absences for more than 90 days ,the case worker didnt ask anything.
He requested P60 but I said I dont have any
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 9:41 pm
by mohan_atr
Many thanks for your time
Earliest date to qualify for ILR
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 11:34 pm
by Peeru11
Please someone help me in this scenario;
EC granted (HSMP): 19th March 2008 Pakistan
UK Entry: 28th April 2008
Extension of Visa (Tier 1 General): 19th march 2010
Visa Expiry date: 30th march 2013
As per UKBA Guideline below, how soon I am qualifying for ILR. What is the earliest date?
The period between entry clearance being issued and the applicant entering the UK may be counted toward the qualifying period, as long as it does not exceed 90 days. This can occur if the applicant is delayed travelling to the UK. Provided the period of delay does not exceed 90 days, it will not be counted as an absence. (Link below)
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http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary
Thanks
Re: Earliest date to qualify for ILR
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 7:50 am
by ilrupdates
Peeru11 wrote:Please someone help me in this scenario;
EC granted (HSMP): 19th March 2008 Pakistan
UK Entry: 28th April 2008
Extension of Visa (Tier 1 General): 19th march 2010
Visa Expiry date: 30th march 2013
As per UKBA Guideline below, how soon I am qualifying for ILR. What is the earliest date?
The period between entry clearance being issued and the applicant entering the UK may be counted toward the qualifying period, as long as it does not exceed 90 days. This can occur if the applicant is delayed travelling to the UK. Provided the period of delay does not exceed 90 days, it will not be counted as an absence. (Link below)
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http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary
Thanks
according to my opinion you can still apply 28 days before the visa expiry date via PEO service or by post.
Re: Earliest date to qualify for ILR
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 8:18 am
by [iD]
Peeru11 wrote:Please someone help me in this scenario;
EC granted (HSMP): 19th March 2008 Pakistan
UK Entry: 28th April 2008
Extension of Visa (Tier 1 General): 19th march 2010
Visa Expiry date: 30th march 2013
As per UKBA Guideline below, how soon I am qualifying for ILR. What is the earliest date?
The period between entry clearance being issued and the applicant entering the UK may be counted toward the qualifying period, as long as it does not exceed 90 days. This can occur if the applicant is delayed travelling to the UK. Provided the period of delay does not exceed 90 days, it will not be counted as an absence. (Link below)
Thanks
28 Days before 30th of March 2013
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 9:20 am
by cs95tdg
Peeru11, you will be eligible to apply from upto 28 days before the 5th anniversary from your EC date. I.e. upto 28 days before 19th March 2013.
RE:
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 11:41 am
by Peeru11
Thanks everyone for all the replies, I am plaining to get/made PEO Croydon appointment in the first weak of March. Hopefully I get one.
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 2:53 pm
by tokarthik
Date Left the UK Total Day out of country
3-Jul-08 133
11-Apr-09 19
20-Nov-09 9
23-Oct-10 10
08/09/2011 13
26/02/2012 16
Total days out 200
Please let me know do i need to provide any medical certificater for 133 days and how about glasow PEO as i got appointment
Thanks in advance
karthik
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 2:56 pm
by cs95tdg
tokarthik wrote:Date Left the UK Total Day out of country
3-Jul-08 133
11-Apr-09 19
20-Nov-09 9
23-Oct-10 10
08/09/2011 13
26/02/2012 16
Total days out 200
Please let me know do i need to provide any medical certificater for 133 days and how about glasow PEO as i got appointment
Thanks in advance
karthik
Why don't you do what has been suggested:
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... ht=#762242
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 3:35 pm
by SU2012
Raman,
"He requested P60 but I said I dont have any"
Did you say to caseworker that you have P60s at home and just did not bring it along? Just trying to understand how exactly you explained the same.
P60s are not needed as per SET 0. I have P60 for 4 yrs and missing for one. I was not planning on giving P60s to caseworker. In case he/she asks, want to have a clear explanation/statement.
Did he comment anything when you said you dont have P60s with you.
Thanks for your help.
congrats
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 4:25 pm
by praran
hi ramanvirk
Congrats , and do u still have the appointment with you ?
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 6:49 pm
by ramanvirk
[quote="SU2012"]Raman,
"He requested P60 but I said I dont have any"
Did you say to caseworker that you have P60s at home and just did not bring it along? Just trying to understand how exactly you explained the same.
P60s are not needed as per SET 0. I have P60 for 4 yrs and missing for one. I was not planning on giving P60s to caseworker. In case he/she asks, want to have a clear explanation/statement.
Did he comment anything when you said you dont have P60s with you.
Thanks for your help.[/quote]
I just said i dont have and the case worker said its ok