searcher74 wrote:My understanding is that there is an absolute requirement for Directors of Private Ltd companies to file for self assessment.

Don't confuse HMRC with UKVI.

Read 12A and 12Q of the SET(O) form.

The guidance PDF doesn't seem to specifically mention that. It does, very clearly!! 3. Have you got any reference link from UKBA where it confirms that PBS dependents are not subject to absence restrictions? I looked and looked, can't find anything. Also, since I will get my ILR in 2019 (when I com...

lotus1234 wrote:can he stay in UK for the entire curtailment period and re-apply for visa after correcting any errors in the application?

Yes.

For now, that judgement has had no effect on how Nationality team or UKVI are assessing respective applications.
So be patient and wait for outcome of your review. In the meantime, consult a competent legal professional on your options of any legal course of action that may be possible.

nethu82, please stop advertising and make yourself aware of the forum rules before posting again on the forum. I am tired of editing your posts!

banky wrote:@ Geriatrix, do you mean if it's in tax year overview, HO will see it? Thank you

Did I say anything to suggest that? No.

Even those who had written TOEIC but never used that result in any immigration application (and naturalisation application) are being refused.
Needless to say, those who have used a TOEIC result in an immigration / naturalisation application cannot expect to be approved.

1. Extension (leave to remain) can only be applied for from within the UK. Entry clearance (leave to enter) from outside the UK is not an "extension". 2. If they apply for entry clearance after the current PBS dependant leave has expired, their ILR clock will be reset. See also PBS dependa...

Posting on the forum won't expedite anything.
Be patient!

No one here is a clairvoyant to figure out when your wife will be getting the letter(s),how the application may progress, or whether it will be approved or refused and when.

(b) The applicant must be the spouse or civil partner, unmarried or same-sex partner of a person who: (i) has indefinite leave to remain as a Relevant Points Based System Migrant ; or (ii) is, at the same time being granted indefinite leave to remain as a Relevant Points Based System Migrant, or (i...

FAQs for ILR - Tier 1G/Tier 2/WP/HSMP - Read before posting
Q2

Apologies to OP for using his topic for moderation. I'll remove the off-topic posts soon.

1. Yes, it appears so.
2. Read the FAQs.
3. No.
4. Does the form ask for "address(es) in UK"?

helpingperson,

geriatrix wrote:Please refrain from doing so again!

Did you miss noting the "Please" in the last sentence!! Or did you want it in all the sentences?
Asking a member to follow the norm is not bullying, it is moderating.

No offence meant, none taken.

1. Your wife-to-be can apply for a PBS dependant visa as soon as you two get married. As mentioned above, the intended date of travel can be 3 months from the date of application ... but do note that sometimes ECOs miss noting that and issue a visa effective immediately rather than from the date of ...

Everyone, please post your queries in your own topics. If you haven't created one, please do.

helpingperson,
Keep your queries in your own topic. Do not hijack topics to solicit response from members who have posted in topic created by others discussing something completely different.
This seems to be a habit with you. Please refrain from doing so again!

UKVI doesn't dictate the format of financial documents. Get a competent accountant to answer such queries.
Keep your queries in the forum restricted to immigration matters.

The OP arrived in UK in 2008 so he couldn't have applied for settlement under LR.

That's a condition you would have observed when applying for a visa, not actual travel (on a valid passport with a valid visa).

The fact that you were given a right of appeal means that your application was in-time.
Out of time applications don't get a right of appeal upon refusal.

So what gap(s) are you referring to?

apply by post on 18th May fresh application with all SA of the required years and write a cover letter explaining your mistake and also include all record of CT600 and HMRC taxes paid already. The OP says he provided all this in the application that has been refused, so why do you think enclosing t...

The only reason I can think of is that UKVI has realized that you have completed 10 years legal stay so there is no point in pursuing the appeal. Withdrawing appeal also gives you the freedom to make a new application, so they have done a favor (sort of) to provide you the ability to do the needful ...

Do you have any document issued by HMRC certifying that the tax assessments for the years in question have been filed and that there is no tax due / tax payment outstanding?

In absence of any such document, AR may not result in a different outcome.

You will have a valid passport and a valid visa on the day of travel. Why would anyone stop you?