In my opinion, the only con when it comes to NCS is that it would cost you money. The NCS service would check your application to make sure you have entered everything and also check that you have all the required documents to support your application. Considering it costs a lot of money for Natural...
Eligibility criteria: ILR + married to British citizen Language criteria met: Already met during ILR Nationality: Indian Method of application: Southwark Council Date of application: 23/06/2016 Payment method: Credit Card Date of receipt by UKBA: 24/06/2016 Date of acknowledgement: N/A Date money g...
Eligibility criteria: ILR + married to British citizen Language criteria met: Already met during ILR Nationality: Indian Method of application: Southwark Council Date of application: 23/06/2016 Payment method: Crebit Card Date of receipt by UKBA: 24/06/2016 Date of acknowledgement: N/A Date money go...
You should be good to go. I asked this question precisely this month and I received a reply from the Nationality Policy Team with this: " Thank you for your email. As you have already provided evidence of your English language qualification, when you gained ILR after October 2013, then you need...
Hello there I am in the process of applying for my naturalisation. I've already got my ILR. I've got a couple of questions... 1. Can I travel once I've applied? I am an Indian passport holder with a BRP. I've heard the originals are returned? 2. Do I need to prove my English language skills again? I...
All the best to you! I got my ILR (tier 2 route) approved in April. Here are the docs I submitted: SET(O) form Life in the UK Test Pass Letter BRP Card Passport Degree Certificate (India) PBS calculator printout showing 10 points for English 3 months' payslips - just in case 3 months' bank statement...
You can get a printout of that (showing 10 points for English) and submit it along with your original degree certificate.
Of course, do make sure you read the English language requirement rules closer to the time of your application, just in case they change - https://www.gov.uk/english-language
You don't need to justify absences within the UK. But your employer needs to list down your paid annual leaves as you are not supposed to be on unpaid leave on Tier 2.
Okay - all the best. I submitted the following (Tier 2 ICT). SET(O) form Passport + copy BRP + copy Employer letter + copy Personal absences Cover note + copy 3 months' payslips + copy 3 months' bank statements + copy Life in the UK Test Pass Letter + copy PBS calculator + copy Degree certificate + ...
This is the PBS page: https://www.points.homeoffice.gov.uk/gui-migrant-jsf/SelfAssessment/SelfAssessment.faces Select all the relevant details and it will ask you for your country of award for your degree, the state, the university etc. Once you've selected all these, it should ideally show 10 point...
On a company letterhead, original: this was my letter format. _____________________________________________________________________________ <<Date>> To, UK Border Agency United Kingdom Dear Sir/Madam, This is to certify that <<Employee Name>> is employed with <<Company Name>> and has been working in...
It needs to state your SOC code, your rate of pay, and confirm the points below. 1. That your pay is at the level or above the rate for your SOC code 2. That you are still required for the job Ask your employer to explicitly state that they still need you for the job and would be continuing your emp...
Your employer would generally list all the leaves taken as paid leave. I'm guessing they would simply download it from your company's leave system. It's probably better if you get a letter dated not more than one calendar month from the date of your appointment. I provided this letter, along with my...
You basically need your employer to state these things on a company letterhead, signed by your HR manager, or anybody with authority: 1. The SOC code applicable to your job 2. The salary you are paid p.a. 3. Confirmation that your salary is at the level or above the appropriate salary applicable to ...
Phew! All done today! Had my appointment at 9 AM and I was out by 11 AM - no questions asked. Here are the details: Applying under: Tier 2 ICT Qualifying period: Apr 2010 - Apr 2015 Documents submitted: SET(O) form Life in the UK Test Pass Letter BRP Card Passport Degree Certificate (India) PBS calc...
