Submit sends them straight to ukvi. You can only click submit once. You won't get the option again if you upload more documents. Ukcvas is only a third party agent for biometric enrollment. Thanks for the reply CR001.... I wonder why they have that option .... only to confuse people like me. :roll:
Hi again, was just wondering what happens once you submit the documents via the UKVCAS website. After clicking submit all I got was 'Thank you' and I can still upload additional documents. Once submitted, are the documents first checked by UKVCAS, if nothing else is required they then forward them t...
A quick Question: when uploading documents on the UKVCAS website, do each of the categories need to have atleast one document uploaded? We have 2 categories 'Proof of Business' and 'Medical Information' but nothing t add to both these categories.
A quick Question: when uploading documents on the UKVCAS website, do each of the categories need to have atleast one document uploaded? We have 2 categories 'Proof of Business' and 'Medical Information' but nothing t add to both these categories.
Hi All, Apologies if this has been asked before. I have just completed and paid for my wife's SET(M) Indefinate Leave to Remain. I assumed all documents would need to be posted as done previously with her FLR(M) until i received the email about UKVCAS. I can't seem to find any available appointment ...
Application Type : FLR(M) - First extension for 30 months. Application Submitted on: 17 Jan 2018 (online version of FLR(M) form) Postal or In Person Application: Postal Documents sent to UKVI: 18 Jan 2018 Documents signed for: 19 Jan 2018 Payment taken: 17 Jan 2018 Application deferred for further ...
Application Type : FLR(M) - First extension for 30 months. Application Submitted on: 17 Jan 2018 (online version of FLR(M) form) Postal or In Person Application: Postal Documents sent to UKVI: 18 Jan 2018 Documents signed for: 19 Jan 2018 Payment taken: 17 Jan 2018 Application deferred for further ...
Hi All, I posted my wife's FLR(M) on 17/01/2018 via Special Delivery which was delivered on 18/01/2018 but have not yet received any acknowledgement that the HO has received it. Should we have received an email/letter of acknowledgement? Cheers Ok I will answer this myself, Just received the Acknow...
I posted my wife's FLR(M) on 17/01/2018 via Special Delivery which was delivered on 18/01/2018 but have not yet received any acknowledgement that the HO has received it. Should we have received an email/letter of acknowledgement?
Application Type : FLR(M) - First extension for 30 months. Application Submitted on: 17 Jan 2018 (online version of FLR(M) form) Postal or In Person Application: Postal Documents sent to UKVI: 18 Jan 2018 Documents signed for: 19 Jan 2018 Payment taken: 17 Jan 2018 Application deferred for further c...
or will my annual salary suffice? This one. an extension to this question; although my annual gross pay is well over the £18600 requirement my bank account (into which my salary goes) does not have much of a balance (under 2k as I tend to transfer my money to my ISA account). Will this make a diffe...
Have you paid it as part of the online form process? We don't have access to the online forms. I have just clicked through all the declarations (without reading them) just to check the If the IHS comes through via the online form. To confirm, the first payment page is for the IHS and then it asks f...
Paying IHS should be part of the online application process. It is not a 'valid from' for the IHS fee. It needs to be paid to cover a 2.5 year visa validity. I have just had a look at the gov.uk website and it states that the service will start once the visa has been granted. But my second question...
Hi Again Regarding the NHS surcharge; if paid today, will it be valid from today or from the date the visa is issued. I should be submitting my wife's application sometime next week. Where on the online version of FLR(M) would I insert the IHS (immigration health surcharge) reference number that I w...
[/quote] Yes child benefit is public funds but if you are claiming them as an ILR holder or British citizen, then it is not an issue. Tax credits however MUST be claimed in JOINT names with your wife, if you claim or were to claim. [/quote] Thanks once again CR001. I am a British Citizen and the Chi...
If your salary meets the requirement, then ISA not needed. You would need to read through the Public Funds (click) document to see if her maternity allowance is one of the exempt benefits. Benefits are not 'income'. Thanks CR001 just read the attached link and it states that Maternity allowance IS ...
or will my annual salary suffice? This one. My wife receives Maternity Allowance from HMRC do I need to mention that? Assuming you mean Statutory Maternity Pay, this is permitted. Great so I do not need to show my ISA account? No, my wife does not receive Statutory Maternity pay as her weekly pay i...
Hiya, Just need some help regarding finances for my wife's FLR(M). My annual salary well over the £18600 pa requirement and I am also showing my ISA account. Do I need to show my ISA account? or will my annual salary suffice? My wife receives Maternity Allowance from HMRC do I need to mention that?
