The guide clearly tells you what you need under Director or employee of a specified limited company in the UK – specified evidence Yes, but what I am trying to establish and confirm is that the company I work for does not fall under "specified Limited Company" The specified type of limite...

Hi, If you need more clarity, please fill in an ILR application in gov.uk, and at least enter your job details correctly. In the end, exactly before the step of payment/submission, it will give you a checklist and tells what you MUST provide for your application. ofc, you can always provide lots of...

any ideas anyone?

If you satisfy the financial requirements from one source of income, in your case a salary, the HO is not interested in other sources of income you may have, see p11 https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/957305/appendix-fm-1-7-financial-requ...

last year I was also made a Director of the company. Just to be clear I own no shareholding and have not had any dividends or ever filed any self-assessments. As a director are you on the payroll of the company, receive a salary and pay tax under PAYE? Yes, correct..I receive a fixed salary on PAYE...

Hi Guys, Apologies if this has been raised and address in another thread but I couldn't find one specific to my requirements. I am in the process of applying for my wife's ILR under spouse route SET M. I have been working with the same company for almost 10 years and have been on a fixed salary well...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 14, 2019 7:11 pm

The same form is used for all passport apps so a child born to British born parents would be required to complete grandparent details.

Only send what is asked for.

makes sense, thanks

You don't need to complete grand parent details or submit evidence. You need evidence of your British citizenship only as you naturalised and are not British born. Thanks Mate- not sure why are they asking for Grand parents documents in required documents list- makes it confusing but I didnt make s...

Passport directly. Hi mate, I have completed the application - and it's now asking for supporting documents- not sure about grand parents section below- I don't have these for my parents or my wife's parents. we can only provide copy of their passports. will that suffice? Grandparents’ documents Se...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 11, 2019 4:51 pm

Passport directly.

Thanks mate

Hi,

I had a baby boy born in US NJ last month. I naturalised as a british citizen back in 2016. my question is does the child become British automatically and could I apply for his passport directly or do I need to register him as a citizen using MN1 form?

please advise.

Thanks

Application Type : FLR(M) - 2nd extension FLR-M Application Submitted: 31st Dec 2018 Postal or In Person Application: Postal Payment taken: 31st Dec 2018 Bio metrics Enrolled : 31st Dec 2018 (post office) Acknowledgement Received: 15th Feb 2019 Additional Documents Requested on (if any): No Decision...

Hello All,

Is it normal to receive BRP card before passport and supporting documents?

Hi Guys, Can someone clarify below for me please on FLR(M) financial requirement? does it mean that P60 needs to be for the same period as payslips? P60 is obviously for YE 5th April but my payslips are from Jan to Dec ( not exactly the same period as payslips) does it matter? I am not sure what 'r...

Hi Guys, Can someone clarify below for me please on FLR(M) financial requirement? does it mean that P60 needs to be for the same period as payslips? P60 is obviously for YE 5th April but my payslips are from Jan to Dec ( not exactly the same period as payslips) does it matter? I am not sure what 'r...

Hi Guys, Can someone clarify below for me please on FLR(M) financial requirement? does it mean that P60 needs to be for the same period as payslips? P60 is obviously for YE 5th April but my payslips are from Jan to Dec ( not exactly the same period as payslips) does it matter? I am not sure what 're...

Hi , i applied for FLR M online and selected using existing service. For all the evidences Except for the Passports and BRP, I can send copies? Is that correct. Also the address is now sheffield. Pls confirm. thanks yes copies are fine .but u do need to send applicants original passport and BRP car...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 16, 2018 8:55 pm

Bio page and either black/white or colour, though colour is probably better as more clear.

Thanks

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 16, 2018 4:33 pm

eclectic wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 16, 2018 3:58 pm

Hi,

Do I need to send my original passport as a sponsor or can I just send a copy?

Copy is fine.

Thanks, and would that be just to the bio page or all pages of passport? I assume it could either be a black & white or coloured?

Hi,

Do I need to send my original passport as a sponsor or can I just send a copy?

Since the commission/bonuses shows on same payslips and also adds into basic wages then definitely they need to be accounted for. As they get vary the basic wages then in my opinion the correct option will be C but you should definitely write a covering letter along with employer letter about it. D...

As replied earlier that your bonuses/commission will be calculated by non-salaried approach then add back to your fixed wages under salaried person income. I get the approach but I need to address the questions on the form and choices are a)The same amount continuously, above the financial requirem...

As replied earlier that your bonuses/commission will be calculated by non-salaried approach then add back to your fixed wages under salaried person income. I get the approach but I need to address the questions on the form and choices are a)The same amount continuously, above the financial requirem...

As replied earlier that your bonuses/commission will be calculated by non-salaried approach then add back to your fixed wages under salaried person income. I get the approach but I need to address the questions on the form and choices are a)The same amount continuously, above the financial requirem...

You select employment and salaried employee. You are a salaried employee because your minimum pay and hours are are fixed. Everyone gets a overtime etc now and then. You are not an non-salaried employee. sure, but the question is then, do I select , the same or Not the same amount continuously, abo...