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Thank you for the reply. I left UK on 30-Nov-2012 and returned back on 09-May-2013,so gap is 192 days though my Tier2 ICT visa valid from 11-Apr-2013. What was the end date on your Tier 2 Skills Transfer Visa? If you applied for Tier 2 Long Term in 2013 while your previous leave was still valid or ...

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I guess you are worrying too much. My daughter was born here in 2016 and I didn't apply for a visa until August about 7 months after (only applied because we had to travel). She was in the neonatal unit for a full 5 weeks from birth and we have had several NHS appointments for her before and after ...

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Mawi88 wrote:Well i can leave the passport number field blank; which gaudance note are you refering to ?

There are usually guidance notes with application forms which are what I was referring to. If the passport number field is not mandatory, you should be good with leaving it blank.

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it seems they require a passport number ! What did you do about this ? Its been some time so can't remember exactly but I would think the IHS was calculated on the basis of visa length and applied to the application number and not the passport. Don't know if this has changed. Are you sure this is a...

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optimusprime75 wrote:Hello,

Recently I have changed employer (June 2017) and I'm on TIER 2 General Visa now. I wanted to know is there a cooling period if I want to change the employer again in near future?

Many thanks

No but changing employer means a new Tier 2 visa and hence demands the full process (RLMT etc)

gag285

Can you not get an affidavit from a public notary (in India) and include that with your application while you also explain the situation.

gag285

Thanks for your reply. The post link you have attached is 6 years old and as per my information rules has been changed in 2016 but I am not 100% sure. The rules change every year but there has been no change to the cool off requirements in my knowledge. 12 months cool off still applies for the swit...

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Hard and unfair it may sound, but the dependent leave is given in accordance with the main applicant's leave. Even if you applied in the last year of your leave, your dependents leave will be counted based on your original leave. You will be required to pay 'Over 3 years' category. The only respite...

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Thank you @Gnanasekar. I read this link: http://www2.eastriding.gov.uk/living/children-and-families/the-family-information-service-hub/30-hours-free-childcare/#What-is-15-hours-free-childcare and hence doubted the interpretation. We pay for our daughter's childcare and were hoping to cut some costs ...

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You cannot claim 30 hours free child care as there are number of restrictions which are again here childcarechoices.gov.uk Why do you think one cannot claim 30 hours on the basis of their leave? From the link, the restriction seems to be that both parents need to be working if it's not a single par...

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alidity till my passport end date or the normal 2 year. If I get the CoS for 1 year, can it be extended with out travelling back to home country. You will get leave based on your CoS end date. The passport should be valid at the time of the application and (off course when you travel). The extensio...

gag285

Have you tried reading -

uk-tier-2-employer-sponsored-visas/faqs ... l#p1277008

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The question, if you manage to get the dependent visa without a passport, how will the child travel without a passport. Guess the IMHO never asked the question about travel plans. It may be wise to do things in an order but certainly not the smartest. Agreed you can't travel without a passport but ...

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iworker wrote:1 not without passport,

You can apply for a PBS dependant child leave without requiring a passport.
The application process provisions for this with an option - does not have a passport as the child was born in the UK. I have successfully applied for my daughter's visa without a passport.

gag285

Anyone with similar experience here? The guidance states dependents leave will be given in accordance with main applicants leave. Even if you have less than 3 years left on your own leave, your original leave condition should apply i.e. you should apply under up to 5 years category. This is similar...

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My wife is pregnant with our first child. Our teir 2 extension is in process and we are waiting for the decision. Her GP asked her to fill FW8 form for Maternity Exemption Certificate. 1) Is she eligible for this? 2) if she gets free prescriptions then will it count as a Benefit? 3) any other benef...

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Hi My visa is expiring in Mid of March 2017 and my company started processing my COS. My Baby Born in the UK on Aug 2016(7Months Old). Im waiting for her passport to come. My question is do I need to apply Visa for my baby along with me and my husband? Or shall I do it later? I don't think i will g...

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1. If Cooling off period applied to her, she wouldn't have got leave as PBS dependent. In short the cooling off is only applicable to her if she applies for another Tier 2 as a main applicant until Jan 2018. 2. She will have to go to home country to apply for a Tier 2 General in future if she inten...

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https://visas-immigration.service.gov.u ... dant-child

Read the necessary details and hit Apply to start the process

You would need to show maintenance funds for your child only (i.e. one dependent)

gag285

Is the length of your current leave as Tier 2 dependent long enough to cover your time if you were studying? Technically you can be a student or work (with some restriction as doctor/dentist) under your Tier 2 dependent leave. Tier 4 student visa has its own requirements and only certain education ...

gag285

How long you can stay
You can apply to extend your visa for up to another 5 years, as long as your total stay is not more than 6 years.

Ref : https://www.gov.uk/tier-2-general/extend-your-visa

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https://www.gov.uk/healthcare-immigrati ... on/refunds

gag285

Are you required to earn 35k for each of the visa years? Or is the 35k threshold only applicable at the point at which you apply for permanent residency at the end of a tier 2 visa? For example, could I get a job which pays 27k in the first year and qualify for a tier 2 visa? I would just have to h...

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You are likely to have gone through documents for Tier 2 application from Outside UK. There is no TB certificate requirement from switching within UK (assuming you are in the UK). Your previous salary and experience is of no concern to UKVI as long as the proper procedure to apply for Tier 2 is fol...

gag285

'No Recourse to public funds' clause covers Child Benefit. So you have answered your question.

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