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ILR application help
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2022 10:39 pm
by badayuni92
Hi I am sorry if these questions have ready been answered elsewhere. I would be so grateful if someone could answer the below questions.
My wife currently has the FLR(M) visa which expires soon. She is will be eligible to apply for ILR(M) via the 5 year route.
I am a British citizen and the sole earner.
1. As my wife doesn't work and I support her, am I right in saying its only myself that needs to meet the minimum income threshold?
2. To prove English B1 for the FLR(M) visa application we had my wife's degree which was obtained in india cross checked by UK NAARIC. Can I use the same UK NAARIC document for the ILR application? Or does it have an expiry period?
3. Can I submit the application anytime from 28 days before she reaches 5 years,
4. Please can someone provide a comprehensive list of supporting documents that need to be submitted with the application?
5. My wife has passed the life in the uk test. What proof do you need to supply?
Thanks so much
Re: ILR application help
Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2022 3:15 am
by AmazonianX
badayuni92 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 10:39 pm
Hi I am sorry if these questions have ready been answered elsewhere. I would be so grateful if someone could answer the below questions.
My wife currently has the FLR(M) visa which expires soon. She is will be eligible to apply for ILR(M) via the 5 year route.
I am a British citizen and the sole earner.
1. As my wife doesn't work and I support her, am I right in saying its only myself that needs to meet the minimum income threshold?
Yes
2. To prove English B1 for the FLR(M) visa application we had my wife's degree which was obtained in india cross checked by UK NAARIC. Can I use the same UK NAARIC document for the ILR application? Or does it have an expiry period?
You can reuse same.
3. Can I submit the application anytime from 28 days before she reaches 5 years,
Yes
4. Please can someone provide a comprehensive list of supporting documents that need to be submitted with the application?
5. My wife has passed the life in the uk test. What proof do you need to supply?
Enter the reference number she got on passing.
Thanks so much
ILR SET M UKVCAS APPOINTMENT
Posted: Tue May 17, 2022 9:33 pm
by badayuni92
Apologies if this has already been asked.
We've just completed my wife's ilr application and have made payment. The final step is to book an appointment for the fingerprints we also want to use the service where they scan all the documents for us
When booking appointment for any date for any city its saying no dates available. Does anyone have Aby ideas why?
I have not gone for super priority as it wasn't available
Any help really appreciated
Re: ILR SET M UKVCAS APPOINTMENT
Posted: Tue May 17, 2022 10:37 pm
by zimba
The visa processing service such as the super priority service is provided by UK visa and immigration and it has NO influence on the level of service you will get from UKVCAS. UKVCAS centres are operated by UKVI's partner Sopra Steria Limited. Their job is ONLY to check your documents, collect your biometrics data and then simply forward them to UKVI for processing. They may or may not have appointment availability at the centres for the time or place you want.
Re: ILR SET M UKVCAS APPOINTMENT
Posted: Tue May 17, 2022 10:55 pm
by badayuni92
Hi zimba
Thanks for the reply. That is what is strange though, I have checked around 50 centres all over the country from London to Glasgow not a single one of them has an appointment available between now and 13th June
Just wondered if there might be a reason for that
Re: ILR SET M UKVCAS APPOINTMENT
Posted: Tue May 17, 2022 11:49 pm
by zimba
Just the sheer number of applicants it seems
Re: ILR SET M UKVCAS APPOINTMENT
Posted: Wed May 18, 2022 12:03 am
by badayuni92
Yes I guess so. What if we don't get any appointments before the deadline do we lose the application fee
Re: ILR SET M UKVCAS APPOINTMENT
Posted: Wed May 18, 2022 9:19 am
by zimba
badayuni92 wrote: ↑Wed May 18, 2022 12:03 am
Yes I guess so. What if we don't get any appointments before the deadline do we lose the application fee
Does not work like that. You have at least 45 days to book. Certainly contact the UKVCAS