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Hi all, has anyone filled the set o themselves and applied for PEO without a solicitor? Is it hard to fill in myself and how many pages are in the set o form. Thank you all

Lizkim wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 11, 2018 2:11 pm

Hi all, has anyone filled the set o themselves and applied for PEO without a solicitor? Is it hard to fill in myself and how many pages are in the set o form. Thank you all

SET(O) not particularly hard to fill in and most do it without a solicitor, again if your case is straight forward it shouldnt be too demanding.

The SET(O) form consists of 84 pages, but not all is going to be applicable to you if you are on the DLR route to settlement. For example, I think secton 9.

The PEO now known as PSC (premium service center) is normally paid and booked (application + PSC) online once you have selected your date.

CMOSUK thank you so much for the reply. Do you mean I can now fill set o form online? Once again thanks

Lizkim wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 11, 2018 6:16 pm

CMOSUK thank you so much for the reply. Do you mean I can now fill set o form online? Once again thanks

Currently I think it is postal or PSC, either way it is paper format. They did have online but I think it may have been removed or it was in a beta stage.

Is it possible for someone to give me details of anyone who can help with set o application form. I really need help to fill it. Thanks

Lizkim wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 18, 2018 4:58 pm

Is it possible for someone to give me details of anyone who can help with set o application form. I really need help to fill it. Thanks

If you don't wish to post your queries on the forum for help, you will need to find someone yourself. Members are not permitted to post recommendations on the forum for immigration advisors or solicitors.

Lizkim wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 18, 2018 4:58 pm

Is it possible for someone to give me details of anyone who can help with set o application form. I really need help to fill it. Thanks

If you where to post your questions here it would help, alternatively you can do a search for the most commonly asked questions that are answered extensively.

@CMOSUK Thank you will post any questions am not sure about.

Do I need life in uk test or English test when applying for ILR after 6 years of dlr. Iam using form set o. Many thanks

Lizkim wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 29, 2018 4:39 pm

Do I need life in uk test or English test when applying for ILR after 6 years of dlr. Iam using form set o. Many thanks

No, As you have DLR you are exempt from the language (KoLL) requirements when making an application for ILR, however should you wish to apply and naturalise as a British citizen, you will require the B1 English test and the life in the UK test as required.

Thank you CMOSUK you are always very helpful. What should I put in section 4 of set o form. It's asking about knowledge of language and life in Uk. Thanks

Lizkim wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 29, 2018 8:07 pm

Thank you CMOSUK you are always very helpful. What should I put in section 4 of set o form. It's asking about knowledge of language and life in Uk. Thanks

You would put in my opinion ''exempt from language requirements as applying for indefinite-leave-to-remain after 6 years discretionary leave to remain.''

My first dlr was granted on 8th march 2012. I have just read that my new application should have been within 28 days after qualifying period which makes it 5th April 2018. Was planning to apply in person at the end of the month does that mean Iam late to apply. My second dlr card expires in July, 2018. Did I leave it too late. Please someone advice

No you have not left it late. There is no mandatory requirement to apply at exactly 6 years mark. You can apply at any point before your current visa expires.

You will however have to pay the new fees, which increased today.

Thank you CR001