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I am in the same boat no acknowledgement or biometric letterCR001 wrote:It is probably still on its way. Have some patience.imi99999 wrote:Hi
Applied 31st March
Fees debited 22nd April(Thu 8 days ago)
But not acknowledgement or Bio matrix invitation received yet
Is it normal or should I contact
Joint Citizenship And PassportRedBlue wrote:What does JCAP stand for?
Once you have done your biometrics, it is just a waiting game. It can take a couple of months or it can take a year. Some members are still waiting from 2014. No one can guess how long it will take.vishy786 wrote:hi
i applied on 29th March, fee debited on 21 April.
I received a letter for biometrics on 26th April.
Done my biometric on 28th April.
I understand this is waiting time, but please guide roughly how long it may take and what next
It now takes spouses 5 years (normally) to get ILR under current rules for UK route.kankerot wrote:So for a spouse of a UK citizen is the waiting time 3 years? Ie you apply for a spouse visa and then after 2 years you apply for ILR and then 12 months after you can apply for BC so three years in total?
It is 3 years residence for a spouse of BC who holds ILR. You have already applied, so what is the point of your question?kankerot wrote:So when do you get your ILR? After 5 years then you wait another year to apply for BC under the current rules?
So which rules apply if you had ILR in 2009? Looking at the AN form it reads 3 years for Spousal BC. So have to be present in the country on the day 5 years prior to the application.
When we went to the NCS interview the lady asked for 5 years residency, I thought I was correct in pointing out it was 3 years but after reading the new rules its 5 years and I am not sure she was present in the country 5 years prior to the application if the date is taken as the NCS date.CR001 wrote:It is 3 years residence for a spouse of BC who holds ILR. You have already applied, so what is the point of your question?kankerot wrote:So when do you get your ILR? After 5 years then you wait another year to apply for BC under the current rules?
So which rules apply if you had ILR in 2009? Looking at the AN form it reads 3 years for Spousal BC. So have to be present in the country on the day 5 years prior to the application.
NCS are not immigration advisors, they are a third party handling agent for HO. Your spouse(?) has held ILR since 2009 according to your posts. Spouse therefore qualifies on 5 year route (6(1) of BNA) or 3 year route as spouse of BC(you) (6(2) of BNA). If you submitted your passport and marriage cert, then HO will likely apply the 6(2) provision.kankerot wrote:When we went to the NCS interview the lady asked for 5 years residency, I thought I was correct in pointing out it was 3 years but after reading the new rules its 5 years and I am not sure she was present in the country 5 years prior to the application if the date is taken as the NCS date.CR001 wrote:It is 3 years residence for a spouse of BC who holds ILR. You have already applied, so what is the point of your question?kankerot wrote:So when do you get your ILR? After 5 years then you wait another year to apply for BC under the current rules?
So which rules apply if you had ILR in 2009? Looking at the AN form it reads 3 years for Spousal BC. So have to be present in the country on the day 5 years prior to the application.
It might yes. Why did you not apply through NCS if you thought you might need your original documents?Superlaylay wrote:Hi,
If you want certain documents like BRP back, how do you go about? A decision has not been made on this application however he needs his BRP back asap. Will this impact his application?
RedBlue wrote:What does JCAP stand for?
babe_khyber wrote:Need some advice about the posting process.
How long taking decision notification to reach the applicant or their legal representative from the home office. Today I received Email reply from our MP he says the home office informed him the decision has been made and the notification issued to his representative. But I am confused about the outcome of my application because naiether the home office or MP didn't mention about the positive or negative outcome. I am still on hope from the Almighty Allah. Thanks.
Best wishes.
Babe khyber
Application for what? Citizenship is NOT an online application.jlbrad1984 wrote:Hi all,
I received an email from visa immigration online requesting action relating to my application:
noreply@visas-immigration.service.gov.uk
May 4 (5 days ago)
to me
UK Visas & Immigration
This email is about the online Visit Visa visa application for Joshua Lee Bradbury.
This application was last accessed 8 weeks ago. If you do not sign in again before May 17, 2016, the application will be deleted. This is done to protect your privacy.
Use this link to sign in to the application:
Sign in to your application
UK Visas and Immigration
I am 90% sure this relates to an online version I kicked off but never submitted but I thought I would double check those that have had any questions from the home office what that looks like? Is it email or post or phone?
Thanks,
Josh