Liverpool PEO - 10 Jan Success Story...
Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 11:23 pm
First of all thanks for all the moderators and the active members, without your help i would not be able to do the application myself.
Total Applicants : Main Applicant + 2 defendants.
Category : Tier 1 general. (set-o)
Absences : < 180 days for main applicant
Absences for spouse : a little more than a year. (arrived in UK together.)
Documents gathered:
1. 12 months payslips + bank statement. (dec 2011 till nov 2012)
2. cohab docs - (council tax, water and GP registration)
3. Life in the UK pass certs
4. P60 statement from HMRC(optional)
5. passports.
6. 2 photos each....
remember to take photocopies of all the docs(mandtory for a set-o application) - also it makes life simpler for the case worker.
The PEO staff were very considerate and co-operative.
Please don't depend on the PEO photo booth... it isn't working.(a nearby photo processing booth is good.)
i arrived in the UKBA office an hour early, but they started processing the application as soon as i reached. I did take out some time to get the photographs done and to get the photocopies done.
It took me less than 2 hours and did not face any issues...
oh yes, the case worker did ask me about the fund maintenance and i told her that for an ILR application it wasn't required and she seemed to agree with me.
The missus`s absence for over a year did not seem to bother the case worker...
I received the bio-metric cards on 15th....
thanks...
Total Applicants : Main Applicant + 2 defendants.
Category : Tier 1 general. (set-o)
Absences : < 180 days for main applicant
Absences for spouse : a little more than a year. (arrived in UK together.)
Documents gathered:
1. 12 months payslips + bank statement. (dec 2011 till nov 2012)
2. cohab docs - (council tax, water and GP registration)
3. Life in the UK pass certs
4. P60 statement from HMRC(optional)
5. passports.
6. 2 photos each....
remember to take photocopies of all the docs(mandtory for a set-o application) - also it makes life simpler for the case worker.
The PEO staff were very considerate and co-operative.
Please don't depend on the PEO photo booth... it isn't working.(a nearby photo processing booth is good.)
i arrived in the UKBA office an hour early, but they started processing the application as soon as i reached. I did take out some time to get the photographs done and to get the photocopies done.
It took me less than 2 hours and did not face any issues...
oh yes, the case worker did ask me about the fund maintenance and i told her that for an ILR application it wasn't required and she seemed to agree with me.
The missus`s absence for over a year did not seem to bother the case worker...
I received the bio-metric cards on 15th....
thanks...