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ILR - Successful PEO Tier 2 route
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 1:23 pm
by cerus
Hello everyone,
I’m glad to inform you that my PEO for ILR (Tier 2 route) was successful at Croydon.
And I’m surprised to receive BRP in 2 days
Thanks to each and everyone in this forum to help me out with my questions.
I really owe you.
Much appreciated.
I would like to provide any information if need be.
At the moment, I’ve a question:
Got BRP, but validity on it is for 7 years that is till 2024.
Honestly, I’m not sure what I should expect in terms of validity.
Should it be for 10 or some X number of years?
Do I need to renew when it expires?
Have rules changed?
Could please anyone suggest.
Thanks in advance.
Re: ILR - Successful PEO Tier 2 route
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 1:46 pm
by CR001
Got BRP, but validity on it is for 7 years that is till 2024.
Honestly, I’m not sure what I should expect in terms of validity.
Should it be for 10 or some X number of years?
Do I need to renew when it expires?
Have rules changed?
2024 is the year the EU has set for all biometric documents (passports and BPR cards) to be upgraded with enhanced security features. Similar to the way passport designs change every few years.
Nothing has changed in the rules. You simply renew the card if you are not planning to apply for citizenship.
Re: ILR - Successful PEO Tier 2 route
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 2:07 pm
by katanayi
Many congratulations.
Do you mind to give details of documentation you provided, including dependents( in case you applied)
I am due in February, apprehensive about the documentation part.
Thanks
Re: ILR - Successful PEO Tier 2 route
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 2:36 pm
by cerus
Thanks CR001 and Katanyi.
Hope this can help.
Documents list:
-Appointment confirmation
-Payment confirmation
-SET O
-Photographs *2
-Degree certificate
-Life in UK certificate
-Payslips (3 months)
-Bank statement (3 months)
-P60 (2 years)
-Employment letter (with salary, SOC code, salary, still required in employment for foreseeable future, start date)
-Absences letter from current employer (with dates of absences)
-Payslip endorsement letter from employer (as my payslips are stored in a company website so I have to print out And I got HR signatures on it)
-Cover letter for Absences whilst in previous employment (I can’t request as those companies are closed). So explained the situation with list of dates on holidays
-Payslips. Bank statements, Email ticket, stamps copy from passport (as evidence of paid absence in previous employment)
-Photocopies of all the above
Re: ILR - Successful PEO Tier 2 route
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 3:40 pm
by Sara_wales
Hi
Congrats on successful outcome of your application.
I also have the ILR-BRP card with expiry date in 2024. Was confused initially but now I know that we just renew it the way we renew passports
Re: ILR - Successful PEO Tier 2 route
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 3:58 pm
by kUMARI16
Hi,
Firstly, Congratulations on approval of your ILR. Also thanks for sharing the submitted document list.
Would you mind to answer my query below...Thanks in advance.
1. Payment Detail section - Can we leave it blank or do you filled this though you paid Online? and what proof you showed for Payment, is it the email what we will receive when we book the appointment?
2. Have you applied with dependents?
Many Thanks in advance.
Re: ILR - Successful PEO Tier 2 route
Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 4:13 pm
by katanayi
cerus wrote: ↑Thu Oct 26, 2017 2:36 pm
Thanks CR001 and Katanyi.
Hope this can help.
Documents list:
-Appointment confirmation
-Payment confirmation
-SET O
-Photographs *2
-Degree certificate
is it UK degree, As I am confused ealier got tier 2 G with indian degree certificate with point calculater
-Life in UK certificate
-Payslips (3 months)
-Bank statement (3 months)
-P60 (2 years)
Is it mandatory?
-Employment letter (with salary, SOC code, salary, still required in employment for foreseeable future, start date)
-Absences letter from current employer (with dates of absences)
is it mandatory if it is just annual leaves of 20-30 days?
-Payslip endorsement letter from employer (as my payslips are stored in a company website so I have to print out And I got HR signatures on it)
-Cover letter for Absences whilst in previous employment (I can’t request as those companies are closed). So explained the situation with list of dates on holidays
-Payslips. Bank statements, Email ticket, stamps copy from passport (as evidence of paid absence in previous employment)
-Photocopies of all the above
It is a great help, thanks very much. a couple of doubts please clear them.
Re: ILR - Successful PEO Tier 2 route
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2017 4:05 pm
by cerus
hi
@kumar16,
Yes, Payment section need to be left empty if you are going for PEO. They will ask for payment confirmation print out when you first go on reception. (Permanent confirmation you can print out from your account on gov.uk when you have paid for PEO)
-Applied alone, no dependant as she is not eligible at this point.
@kantanayi,
Yes, mine is UK degree. So I provided it.
In your case, you've to do Naric.
P60 - Not mandatory, but good if you can.
Absences letter - Yes mandatory. Doesn't matter you had 20-30 days leave. I had never gone past 30 days in a year.
Hope it helps.
Re: ILR - Successful PEO Tier 2 route
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2017 6:54 pm
by katanayi
cerus wrote: ↑Fri Oct 27, 2017 4:05 pm
hi
@kumar16,
Yes, Payment section need to be left empty if you are going for PEO. They will ask for payment confirmation print out when you first go on reception. (Permanent confirmation you can print out from your account on gov.uk when you have paid for PEO)
-Applied alone, no dependant as she is not eligible at this point.
@kantanayi,
Yes, mine is UK degree. So I provided it.
In your case, you've to do Naric.
P60 - Not mandatory, but good if you can.
Absences letter - Yes mandatory. Doesn't matter you had 20-30 days leave. I had never gone past 30 days in a year.
Hope it helps.
Thanks Cerus, that would greatly helpful for my ILR app.
Re: ILR - Successful PEO Tier 2 route
Posted: Mon Oct 30, 2017 10:38 am
by kUMARI16
cerus wrote: ↑Fri Oct 27, 2017 4:05 pm
hi
@kumar16,
Yes, Payment section need to be left empty if you are going for PEO. They will ask for payment confirmation print out when you first go on reception. (Permanent confirmation you can print out from your account on gov.uk when you have paid for PEO)
-Applied alone, no dependant as she is not eligible at this point.
@kantanayi,
Yes, mine is UK degree. So I provided it.
In your case, you've to do Naric.
P60 - Not mandatory, but good if you can.
Absences letter - Yes mandatory. Doesn't matter you had 20-30 days leave. I had never gone past 30 days in a year.
Hope it helps.
@cerus,
Thank you for clarifying on Payment section. Good Luck!!