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They will not give you any updates, so better not wasting your timeSince we have not heard anything from the Home office ever since our application filed in end Feb 2017 and also cant trace our application on the status check as our case id is not recognised, would you advise to write to Home office or just simple wait with fingers crossed. This case id was mentioned on the complex letter sent to us.
He can remain a PBS dependant as long as he is not living an independent lifeOne more doubt my son was applied as a dependant on my visa in 2013, who was 17 years old then but now he is 21 yrs and has just finished his undergrad from university. Hope his visa will be renewed as a dependant since he is still staying with us and financially dependant on us and not resumed any full time job after his graduation just some internships in the second year.
Please continue your questions in your own topic, it is considered rude to tag your questions onto other members threads and it creates confusion. The OP has NOT applied for ILR but a T1 ENT extension and posted about their success.Adilj wrote:Hello Minnzzy,
I think usually it takes about 6 months on average.
Did you apply ILR via tier 1 ent 5 year route? If yes how about absense were there any above 180 days in one calender year?
I am almost in the similar situation thats why asking
kind regards
Seems to be a new process so difficult to say.
Hi,marcnath wrote: ↑Thu Aug 31, 2017 12:45 pmSeems to be a new process so difficult to say.
Legally, I don't think UKVI can just walk up to your workers and ask for anything more than their legal right to work. Anything more would be something that the worker would have to agree to.
But nothing stops them from asking you and your employees if they are willing to answer questions - though I can't imagine what they can ask your employees beyond their right to work and confirmation of the data you have provided in your application (salary, hours, etc.)
They can't deny you points if your employees do not meet up to their expectations on skills, appearance or anything else. The only cause for them would be fraud.
So, again, don't get stressed - from everything you have stated so far, you should be ok.
Easier to stick to facts - so I would go for actual amount investedMinnzzy wrote: ↑Fri Sep 01, 2017 11:44 amHi,marcnath wrote: ↑Thu Aug 31, 2017 12:45 pmSeems to be a new process so difficult to say.
Legally, I don't think UKVI can just walk up to your workers and ask for anything more than their legal right to work. Anything more would be something that the worker would have to agree to.
But nothing stops them from asking you and your employees if they are willing to answer questions - though I can't imagine what they can ask your employees beyond their right to work and confirmation of the data you have provided in your application (salary, hours, etc.)
They can't deny you points if your employees do not meet up to their expectations on skills, appearance or anything else. The only cause for them would be fraud.
So, again, don't get stressed - from everything you have stated so far, you should be ok.
Just had a doubt if you could please clarify. If they ask how much i have invested in the business do i need to mention the amount for which the loan agreement has been submitted 250K before starting the restt or the actual investment in the last 3 years as per the accountants investment summary till 31 Jan 2017 my financial year end including rent, wages, business rates etc. which is over 300K,
Would appreciate a prompt response.
Regards,
Minnzzy