hi could someone help me please, i have already sumbitted the application form for my husband visa with my solicter, and when we tried to book an apppointement with vfs to pay the money, it asked to do the same process so i fill in the application form and then they gave us a refernce number which ...

I does not matter but I suppose doing it on both sides makes less paper and less bulky

Hi Everyone, My 15months daughter who is in India has got her dependant visa, while filling her online application, we have included father and mother names as the persons who will be accompnaying the child to UK, but now due to some reasons we will not be accompanying the child, instead her Grand ...

vinny wrote:You're still a family member, unless it was a marriage of convenience.

Looks from all the dates like it may well have been the later

My mother will be applying from India for a UK visitor visa. So as you said, she can stay for 6 months even with breaks between her stay but needs to make sure that her stay does not exceed 6 months at any point. So 3 months in UK n then back to India for 2 months- or any number of days and again a...

In the first instance depends on where you apply as not all countries have one year visas now. Should you be in a country that permits one year visa it would reasonable to only expect to spend 6 months out of any one year period in the UK. The point of a visit visa is to visa not to be living in the...

Home fees: who is eligible? Thank you.. as you know that a spouse visa is first issued for only 27 months, according to the link you gave me a person should be settled in th UK for 3 yrs prioir to applying for a course. does this mean i could study as a home student once ive completed 3 yrs of resi...

It might help to share about what your status is and comment on some of the concerns raised by the Entry Clearance officer

Ok, we received a letter from UKBA today stating that if we didnt get in touch by the 7th of May with the required English language pass certificate that the application will be assessed on the documents submitted. i.e the exact same letter we were given when we applied stating the same, send the d...

hi thanks for your reply, I posted the documents, and they recieved my documents , last monday. my wife passport and photographs were in a small envelope inside the big envelope. they come back to us on wednesday , 2 days after they have recieved our documents saying they havent recieved my wife pa...

The first question to answer is why is he not going with your parents . It sounds like they are choosing to leave him so he can migrate to the UK .

"It has just transpired " does not bode well for a genuine relationship ? If your " friend " wants to pursue the relationship may need to ask a few more questions to prevent any more "transpiring " revelations As you will see on here most people who have overstayed and ...

there is no need to use any other material other than the official books and CD if needed .

I think this is standard wording . If any of the documents were not genuine this may result in the passport not being issued ?

The new rules maybe affect in June 2012 means ppl with low income they never can get married!! That's against humanity 25.700 pounds a year it's quite lots of m oney ! Why? Are they no suitable people in the whole of the UK for one to marry?. The wise and the clever people are those that get marrie...

Do you have a record that they received it, if so then should be no problem . But if you sent it and they did not receive it , it will be more problematic .

If it has been lost in transit to them and your new passport shows it was lost should not be too difficult .

there are some inconsistencies with your posting which you may wish to amend to assist your posting replies . You say your wife will arrive , later you say she has 3 months left on a visit visa , but she is a US citizen so not clear why she has a visa . Why does your child not have British Citizensh...

She could apply for a fiance visa and then you can marry within 6 months . after marriage she applies for further leave to remain as your spouse and then she can work . If she visits with the sole intention of marrying you she should apply for a visit visa - marriage . After marriage she returns to ...

he has done it 3 more times with tofel so when we applied the scores were 13 and 19 now they have dropped the scores to 5 and 9.... sooo there must be a reason for dropping them his highest score on TOEFL was 12 and 17.... also he did the IELTS test but was half mark missing on the listening which ...

Nagwa wrote:Hi, I have just got a quick question my husband has still got his fam visit valid till may he came for three weeks in dec and left in jan. Now he wants to apply for the spouse visa can he apply for spouse visa while he still has his visit visa valid?

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yes but not from the UK

You have not said what your status is in the UK .
If the visit is seen as a genuine visit then there should be no reason to refuse it but if they do you can reapply .
Check the website to see the average processing time . I expect this is the busy season now so may be a little patience is required

Unfortunately, I've already read that site (along with many other informational sites). I think my only options are to: 1) get married (not really an option at this point), 2) get a student visa and pursue a PhD, or 3) send my CV to as many companies as possible and hope and pray some company is wi...

[quote="amar1913"]hello sir Lucapooka

Thanks for your reply and I had gone through with the link

I had another doubt

Can Tier 2 General visa holders eligible for part time work?[/quote
Do you mean the spouse part time work ? If so yes

My mum applied family visitor visa in China for 5 years. However, only 1 year was granted without any explanation. She's been in the Uk visiting me before. I checked guidelines on ukba's web site, believe she met every enquiry and entitled for 5 years. So 1. I wrote an email to ask if they can reco...

Thanks for your reply. Any ideas on how long it would take me to apply for and actually receive a certificate of entitlement? Anyone had any experience of this in Hyderabad/India? Also, do you know if once I receive the CoE for my child, would the child then require an exit permit of any sort to le...