My view is that you can provide the information in any way as long as it is clear and responding to the information required (i.e. full address and dates). If you are typing the letter, that should be clear enough so repeating the information in three formats is unnecessary and would only slow down ...

Hello. I agree that the instruction is ambiguous. I had a quick look at the immigration rules (https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/immigration-rules) but could not find anything directly relevant. My view is that there is no harm in supplying the additional information and you can do so via a ...

Thank you Spatacus BUT I haste to add that it is not clear whether the application has been accepted, rejected or referred. I will update this Board on receipt of the letter. Dear all, I spoke to the Home Office (customer service centre) yesterday (19th) and they advised that a letter/mail was on it...

Dear all, I spoke to the Home Office (customer service centre) yesterday (19th) and they advised that a letter/mail was on its way to me. They were able to tell me that a decision had been taken but that they were unable to check the status of the decision (whether approved, rejected, referred, etc....

Hello. As suggested elsewhere on this board, it is better to apply as soon as you are eligible so you can join the queue. If 20 December is the earliest date at which you can apply, then I suggest you post your application via Royal Mail special delivery on the Saturday itself. Note that you can als...