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Thank you! In this instance, is it also fine if UKBA receive application 2 days later on 9 October 2013?rod_p wrote:Your date calculations are correct.
However, your NCS will not guarantee your application will be received by UKBA on the next day. If it takes two daqys ( mine did ), you could be throwing away your fee.
If you were only gone from the UK for a short period, you should wait until the next period where you are eligible - allowing for a couple of days delay in the application delivery.
Yes. As long as it is received before the 10th.jack902 wrote:Thank you! In this instance, is it also fine if UKBA receive application 2 days later on 9 October 2013?rod_p wrote:Your date calculations are correct.
However, your NCS will not guarantee your application will be received by UKBA on the next day. If it takes two daqys ( mine did ), you could be throwing away your fee.
If you were only gone from the UK for a short period, you should wait until the next period where you are eligible - allowing for a couple of days delay in the application delivery.
Five years previously, I was in the UK on 10 October 2008. My flight was late that evening. I assume being present for a part of a day counts as being fully present?
jack902 wrote:In he guidance, there is a mention that the 1 photo to be provided should be "recent". What does this mean?
For ILR, I recall the photo could not be older than 30 days.
Thanks
VR wrote:The more recent the better. You dont want to be stopped at immigration amidst a business trip.
cheers
vr
So long as the photo looks like you that should suffice, i'd say within the last 6 months.Applications should include a recent passport sized
photograph. The applicant should print their name and
date of birth on the back of the photograph