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There is no wonder when solicitor give wrong advice which has become now a common practice. You may only be escaped if the caseworker ignore it miraculously. Set (lr) does not ask for treaty rights but long residence guideline do indeed confirms that the caseworker usually exercise discretion to count that time legal if the EU national sponsor is exercising its treaty rights. A number of threads available where members discussed the same.imraniqbal2010 wrote: I had checked with Malik Law solicitors b4 I sent my application and I was told it's not required.
you do not need transcript as degree is more than enough plus do not forget to make photo copies of your all passport and send them along,photo copies means any visas,and stamps departure and arrival in brief and for your own record you could also make photo copy of your entire filled set lr application and keep it with your self and do not need to send photo copy of form to home office alongwith your application..tiffin wrote:Hi All,
I am finally sending my application for ilr using set LR. Since this is one category where there are lot of views on docs to be sent, I am sending all below. Any views on anything I am missing here?
Complete application set LR form
2 photos
Life in U.K.
Msc UK degree & transcripts
Passport, old passport & biometric
Previous home office approval letters with refs
AND Photocopy of all above
Prepaid RoyalMail spl delivery with return add
Thx
you do not need transcript as degree is more than enough plus do not forget to make photo copies of your all passport and send them along,photo copies means any visas,and stamps departure and arrival in brief and for your own record you could also make photo copy of your entire filled set lr application and keep it with your self and do not need to send photo copy of form to home office alongwith your application..tiffin wrote:Hi All,
I am finally sending my application for ilr using set LR. Since this is one category where there are lot of views on docs to be sent, I am sending all below. Any views on anything I am missing here?
Complete application set LR form
2 photos
Life in U.K.
Msc UK degree & transcripts
Passport, old passport & biometric
Previous home office approval letters with refs
AND Photocopy of all above
Prepaid RoyalMail spl delivery with return add
Thx
well its been confirmed over four months and you must be closer to get your approval but why dont your spare some time to ring HO and ask them whether your application has been assigned to a caseworker or if you have provided with your return envelope and you have not lost your tracking number then just keeping checking on royal mail website.Brightlove wrote:Hi I have been away for a while not been able to check what's been going. I hope everyone applications who have been pending have been successful. I just was wondering who the progress is with other people kind similar to my timeline.
My time line is as under
My Timeline:
Application sent: 27/08/2014
Acknowledgement received: 15/09/2014
Biometric letter received: 29/09/2014 Date 26/09/2014
Biometric recorded: 3/10/2014
Approval date: Not yet received
Docs received: Not yet received
BRP: Not yet received
It's 3rd month now and nothing from the HO . Do you reckon it's getting close or still a long wait .
thank you
yes sheraz ur right solicitors often give wrong advice @imran iqbal i suggest u keep all the documents ready in case if they ask u to prove ur spouce exercising eu treaty sheraz i have a question as i haven't applied yet i am taking every step to make my application correct though my 10 years completed .sheraz7 wrote:There is no wonder when solicitor give wrong advice which has become now a common practice. You may only be escaped if the caseworker ignore it miraculously. Set (lr) does not ask for treaty rights but long residence guideline do indeed confirms that the caseworker usually exercise discretion to count that time legal if the EU national sponsor is exercising its treaty rights. A number of threads available where members discussed the same.imraniqbal2010 wrote: I had checked with Malik Law solicitors b4 I sent my application and I was told it's not required.
come on @Allesheikh be brave, don't lose your heart. i know it hard but its not the end of world. Believe in God,its just matter of time i m sure sooner or later u will get yours.Allesheikh wrote:Hi Guys
HO is getting really annoying. I was very confident that my application might be posted today. Just checked royalmail and it still shows "come back later"I'm not going to check royalmail anymore I'll wait for the post man to knock on my door. Hopefully soon tc everyone and good luck to all those waiting.
Yes. You should.tahir.usman201 wrote:Hi Members,
I am sending my application for ILR (LR)
please let me know which documents I need to send and do I need to send any photo copies of Documents.
Thanks
Tahir
Thnks for Clarifying Sheraz. So shall I send them now(my wife's documents) without case worker requesting for it. And if so The EEA3 Permanent Residence card my wife got after exercising treaty rights for 5 years will be enough to prove. She got now even UK passport too. But she is not working now. So EEA3 Permanent Residency card and her UK passport is enough?sheraz7 wrote:There is no wonder when solicitor give wrong advice which has become now a common practice. You may only be escaped if the caseworker ignore it miraculously. Set (lr) does not ask for treaty rights but long residence guideline do indeed confirms that the caseworker usually exercise discretion to count that time legal if the EU national sponsor is exercising its treaty rights. A number of threads available where members discussed the same.imraniqbal2010 wrote: I had checked with Malik Law solicitors b4 I sent my application and I was told it's not required.