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JulietKDelhi wrote:Hello all
We have various queries regards the SET (M) form which we would really appreciate your help with! My husband (Indian) is applying for his ILR to stay with me in the UK
1. My husband will have been in the UK for 2 years on the 22nd October 2013, however his VISA (Spouse VISA 2 years) expires on the 28th October 2013. This means we have a window of 6 days in which to submit our application (we will do this at the Public Enquiry Office, Belfast) I am concerned about this - if we have made the application and are in possession of the 'interview' date, can my husband stay in the UK and also can he stay working in the UK if the date is after the 28th October (which it is likely to be?)
2. Biometric Test - My husband is intending to enrol his biometric information through the post office - is he required to have this information when we submit our application to the Public Enquiry Office?
3. Section 2.27 - Joint financial responsibilities: Does this relate only to the like of mortgages etc or can we detail here things like rent (I realise this is covered in section Cool
4. Section 8B - Extra detail: Is it suitbale to put personal information in this section, for example that we are dog owners/my own issues regards living in India again (safety/career restrictions)
Any help much appreciated and thank you in advance!!!
JulietK
CR001 wrote:Hello all
We have various queries regards the SET (M) form which we would really appreciate your help with! My husband (Indian) is applying for his ILR to stay with me in the UK
1. My husband will have been in the UK for 2 years on the 22nd October 2013, however his VISA (Spouse VISA 2 years) expires on the 28th October 2013. This means we have a window of 6 days in which to submit our application (we will do this at the Public Enquiry Office, Belfast) I am concerned about this - if we have made the application and are in possession of the 'interview' date, can my husband stay in the UK and also can he stay working in the UK if the date is after the 28th October (which it is likely to be?) If you do an application at a PEO, you will get the outcome of the application on the day and receive the biometric residence permit with ILR about a week or 2 after the appointment. Your husband can apply up to 28 days before his 2 year residency anniversary, so anytime after 25th or 26th September. He needs to apply before his visa expiry date otherwise you might encounter problems and he probably won't be allowed to work.
2. Biometric Test - My husband is intending to enrol his biometric information through the post office - is he required to have this information when we submit our application to the Public Enquiry Office? Biometrics are done on the day when he attends the PEO and is part of the process in submitting his application on the day. He does not have to do this beforehand.
3. Section 2.27 - Joint financial responsibilities: Does this relate only to the like of mortgages etc or can we detail here things like rent (I realise this is covered in section Cool Any joint responsibilities : rent, gas, electric, council tax, etc
4. Section 8B - Extra detail: Is it suitbale to put personal information in this section, for example that we are dog owners/my own issues regards living in India again (safety/career restrictions) Not necessary to provide information that is not relevant if it is a straightforward application.
Any help much appreciated and thank you in advance!!!
JulietK
JulietKDelhi wrote:Much appreciated and has massively put our minds at rest - thank you again!
JulietKDelhi wrote:Hi folks,
My hubby and I have our SET M appointment on Tuesday and are compiling the list of documents for proof of living together. It would be massively appreciated if anyone could review the below for us (we also had LOADS of alternatives, just want to show the list we will 'officially' be submitting below)
We arrived in October 2011
1 JOINT Notarised Tenancy agreement Oct 2011
2 HUSBANDS NAME Bank Letter Jan 2012
3 WIFE NAME P45 April 2012
4 HUSBANDS NAME Bank letter (different bank than letter in '2') July 2012
5 HUSBANDS NAME DVA Letter accompanying License Oct 2012
6 WIFES NAME Dog License Letter from council NOV 2012
7 WIFES NAME DVA Car Registration document dated FEB 2013
8 HUSBANDS NAME P45 April 2013
9 WIFES NAME TV License June 2013
10 JOINT Bank statement Sept 2013
I am conscious we are using proof from both of us 2 months running however it is due to availability of 'evidence'...
Any input would be massively appreciated - we both have payslips and it has been advised on here they can be used however I am cautious as SECTION 11 DOCUMENTS does not list payslips
Hi Amber, After reading your post, to my understanding only one document with joint names should be sufficient to cover a period of 4 months. In other situation two single named documents (husband and wife) to cover 4 months. please correct me if I am wrong. for exampleAmber_ wrote:You don't need 6 joint documents. You can use one joint document or a letter each for every 4 months of the last 2 years, from a total of at least 3 different sources, a notarised copy is acceptable.