Hi Dilip, congratulations!
You can now apply for passport. If you want the fast track application, you have to call the number on the website and they will book it for you. 87gbp

@ faraznasirali: hi sorry I wasn't able to reply to you, but I see you already booked for fast track.

@ jnikki4: hi I just waited for the certificate. It took 17 weeks from submission of requirements to delivery of certificate.

[quote="naonao"]HI All, My timeline is as follows: Application submitted: April 28, 2015 MN1 section 1(3) via post Received by Home Office: April 29, 2015 Acknowledgement via email: May 27, 2015 Fee taken: May 27, 2015 Biometrics done: June 5, 2015 Certificate: still waiting Just an Update...

HI All, My timeline is as follows: Application submitted: April 28, 2015 Received by Home Office: April 29, 2015 Acknowledgement via email: May 27, 2015 Fee taken: May 27, 2015 Biometrics done: June 5, 2015 Certificate: still waiting I am in a panic now, I didn't realise it was going to take so long...

Thanks for the answer.

HI,

My daughter was born in the UK in 2013. I was here since 2004 but did not register for WRS as I am from an A8 country, but then became self-employed in 2009. Does this mean, my daughter is not automatically British? I was just wondering if there is a way around this. Thanks

My timeline for my ILR application s as follows: submission of documents (Tier 2, Set O): Jan 29, 2015 received by UKVI: Jan 30, 2015 received acknowledgement letter: Feb 06, 2015 (dated Feb 2) fee taken from my account: Feb 03, 2015 email from caseworker about my reference number: Feb 09, 2015 Biom...

Hi, Most of the posts are for SET(M) and Tier 1. Could someone applying with tier 2 post as well please? Thanks! I just freaked out yesterday because I received my passport and BRP yesterday, I thought my application for ILR has been refused, so they sent me back these two. My timeline for my ILR ap...

Hi. I have a tier 2 general visa valid until 2016. In 2013, I applied for residence card as family member of Eea national. Does this mean I cannot apply for ILR using tier 2? Does applying for residence card invalidate my tier 2? I am still with the same employer as when I first arrived in the UK 5 ...

Thank you for the reply. I read from the government website that I have to be in the UK for 5 years to qualify, but I just wasn't sure if the 5 years would mean exercising treaty rights as family member of my EEA national husband or just 5 years living in the UK by itself. I might go for the ILR nex...

Hi! I came to the UK Feb 2010 under Tier 2 general visa which got renewed in Feb 2013 and is valid until 2016. I got married to an EEA national in April 2013 and got a resident card so I didn't bother changing my BRP to my married name. My husband has been in the UK since 2004 and 2015 will be my 5t...