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ILR Success PEO Croydon WP+Tier 1 General

Posted: Tue Apr 30, 2013 11:30 am
by RockON
Hi All,

First of all thanks a lot to everybody and this forum who helped me through the application process. I got my ILR approved at PEO Croydon. It was a very quick and smooth process.

Security check (Ground Floor)
Passport check (Ground Floor)
Payment made (Third Floor)
Passport/photo check (Third Floor)
Biometric done (Third Floor)
Documents submitted (Third Floor)
Approved (2.5 Hours)

Once you clear security, you are given token number and sent to 3rd floor.

Once on 3rd floor you are sent to waiting area and asked to wait till your token number is called. Once you are called, you are asked to pay first and then wait in the same room for your case to be registered. During the case registration, you are requested to share all the documents that you want to submit.

Please note: Croydon PEO has changed the process and now you do not get to meet the Case worker.

Once registered, You are asked to proceed for Biometrics (Carry your documents) and the biometrics person will then keep the document folders.

Documents Provided:

Document Set 1:
•Appointment Letter
•Set (0) new form – Completed with Photographs
•Passports - Main Applicant + 1 Dependent
•Biometric Residence Permits – 2

Document Set 2:
•Approval letters > 1) WP letter 2) Tier 1 initial approval 3) Tier 1 extension approval
•Life in UK – Main Applicant + Dependent
•Absence letter mentioning the reasons of leaves (self signed) (Total UK absences: all during Tier 1, all paid leaves and weekend breaks, approx 140 days. longest absence was 29 days)
•Printout from PBS Points calculator
•12 months Payslip (Online payslips printed on company letterhead, signed and stamped)
•Letter from Employer confirming gross pay and net pay details.
•12 months bank statements

Document Set 3: Cohabitation Documents
•Marriage Certificate
•Dependent’s New Passport (Showing Spouse Details): Attached in doc Set1
•GP Registration Letter: 2 years
•Landlord Letter: 2 Years (Rent inclusive of all bills)
•Joint bank account Statements: 2 years
•Another joint bank account Statements: 1 year
•Electoral Registration Documents: 2 Years
•NHS Medical Cards
•Driving licenses
•Travel Insurance
•HMRC Letters
•European Health Insurance Cards

And photocopies of all the documents above

Supporting Documents (but not submitted):
•4 years P60's/HMRC Letters
•Paid leaves letters from current/previous employers
•Education documents
•Previous documents submitted on earlier visa applications
•Savings account statement (maintenance funds)
•Other Cohabitation letters/documents

ILR approved with no questions asked in 2.5 hrs from start to finish.

Once again thank you everyone and hope my personal experience could be of any help to someone, be confident and positive.

Re: ILR Success PEO Croydon WP+Tier 1 General

Posted: Tue Apr 30, 2013 1:54 pm
by purlain
RockON wrote:Hi All,

First of all thanks a lot to everybody and this forum who helped me through the application process. I got my ILR approved at PEO Croydon. It was a very quick and smooth process.

Security check (Ground Floor)
Passport check (Ground Floor)
Payment made (Third Floor)
Passport/photo check (Third Floor)
Biometric done (Third Floor)
Documents submitted (Third Floor)
Approved (2.5 Hours)

Once you clear security, you are given token number and sent to 3rd floor.

Once on 3rd floor you are sent to waiting area and asked to wait till your token number is called. Once you are called, you are asked to pay first and then wait in the same room for your case to be registered. During the case registration, you are requested to share all the documents that you want to submit.

Please note: Croydon PEO has changed the process and now you do not get to meet the Case worker.

Once registered, You are asked to proceed for Biometrics (Carry your documents) and the biometrics person will then keep the document folders.

Documents Provided:

Document Set 1:
•Appointment Letter
•Set (0) new form – Completed with Photographs
•Passports - Main Applicant + 1 Dependent
•Biometric Residence Permits – 2

Document Set 2:
•Approval letters > 1) WP letter 2) Tier 1 initial approval 3) Tier 1 extension approval
•Life in UK – Main Applicant + Dependent
•Absence letter mentioning the reasons of leaves (self signed) (Total UK absences: all during Tier 1, all paid leaves and weekend breaks, approx 140 days. longest absence was 29 days)
•Printout from PBS Points calculator
•12 months Payslip (Online payslips printed on company letterhead, signed and stamped)
•Letter from Employer confirming gross pay and net pay details.
•12 months bank statements

Document Set 3: Cohabitation Documents
•Marriage Certificate
•Dependent’s New Passport (Showing Spouse Details): Attached in doc Set1
•GP Registration Letter: 2 years
•Landlord Letter: 2 Years (Rent inclusive of all bills)
•Joint bank account Statements: 2 years
•Another joint bank account Statements: 1 year
•Electoral Registration Documents: 2 Years
•NHS Medical Cards
•Driving licenses
•Travel Insurance
•HMRC Letters
•European Health Insurance Cards

And photocopies of all the documents above

Supporting Documents (but not submitted):
•4 years P60's/HMRC Letters
•Paid leaves letters from current/previous employers
•Education documents
•Previous documents submitted on earlier visa applications
•Savings account statement (maintenance funds)
•Other Cohabitation letters/documents

ILR approved with no questions asked in 2.5 hrs from start to finish.

Once again thank you everyone and hope my personal experience could be of any help to someone, be confident and positive.
Congratulations!
so you did not submit any employer signed letters for your absence, did you?
THanks

Re: ILR Success PEO Croydon WP+Tier 1 General

Posted: Tue Apr 30, 2013 2:19 pm
by RockON
Thanks,
No, I did not submit paid leaves letters from current/previous employers. I had all letters except one. One of the previous employers has closed the business due to recession. I did take the original payslips with me (for that period), but did not submit with the application. Hope this helps :)