SBB900 wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 14, 2022 9:46 am

I received my approval this morning but didn’t receive the survey.

I applied in September 2021 and did my biometric in October 2021 and then got my approval on Feb2022.

Hope you get your approval soon.

Congratulations, we received ours this morning too!

SBB900 wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 13, 2022 8:40 pm

This means you will get it on Monday.

Most people get these emails first then an approval later. All the best.

thanks, I hope so. I will post an update latter

on Friday 11th Feb I received the “UK Visas and Immigration Survey" while I am still waiting for my decision. Has anyone had the same experience? Any recommendation? My wife and I applied for naturalisation (5-years Tier 2 + 1 year ILR) at the end of August 2021 and attended our Biometric on 20...

My application was SET(O) so I can’t comment. UKVCAS website has two separate sections for uploading documents for myself and my wife as the dependant. The categories under each applicant was slightly different.
BTW, I uploaded my bank statement and Payslip under Fainance.

I applied last week - SET(O) (application was successful) and I combined relevant docs into one file. for example: all Letters from Bank to myself (as proof of cohabitation) all Letters from Bank to my dependant (as proof of cohabitation) all letter from NHS to my dependant (as proof of cohabitation...

Hi All, In our ILR approval emails (two separate email to myself and my wife as dependant), we were asked to return our old BRP cards: “If you already hold a BRP from a previous grant of leave, or you were issued with a replacement, you must now return it to the Home Office as it is no longer valid....

Applied for ILR Route : SET (O) TIER 2 GENERAL 5YEARS - Priority Service Date application Submitted Online: 18/03/2020 Payment Debited : 18/03/2020 Date Biometrics Enrolled : 23/03/2020 Sopra Manchester Premium Lounge Document received by HO : 23/03/2020 - as told by Sopra's staff Ack letter receive...

Today I applied for my ILR (5 years - Tier 2 General visa, SET(O)) and booked my appointment for Monday 23rd March. I have two question: 1. I asked HSBC for February’s bank statement today but they said it will take 3-5 days to send me the original copy. They offered to print my Online Statement whi...

I am within 28 days period to complete my 5 years under Tier 2, so I am eligible to apply for my ILR. I wanted to wait until end of the month (March) to provide my latest payslip and bank statement but now with this Coronavirus crisis, I am not sure to even apply or wait? Does anyone know what is t...

7. P60 from 2015 to 2019 Not required. 8. Latest Visa Confirmation Letter from Home Office as “Evidence of immigration status in the UK” Not required. You only need your current brp card. You have not stated the liuk tests for both of you anywhere :!: Many thanks for your reply CR001. We passed our...

Hi All, My wife (Dependant) and I are applying for ILR based on the 5 years route on Tier 2 General visa, SET(O). I am extremely stressed for my ILR application; would fellows with experience please review the list of supporting documents below, which we will provide for our ILR application and let ...

I am within 28 days period to complete my 5 years under Tier 2, so I am eligible to apply for my ILR. I wanted to wait until end of the month (March) to provide my latest payslip and bank statement but now with this Coronavirus crisis, I am not sure to even apply or wait? Does anyone know what is th...

Many thanks Zimba.

I am Applying for my ILR (Tier2 General) within next 10 days. During my time with my second employer, I never left the UK. Does the employment confirmation letter from this employer need all my annual leaves date? The HR Template has a section about "Country Visited, Reason, Date of Departure, ...

My confusion is coming from paragraph (d) in section 7 of ‘The Immigration Skills Charge Regulations 2017’ where it states: Transitional provision 7. A sponsor is not subject to the obligation to pay the charge where— (a) the sponsor assigns a certificate of sponsorship to a skilled worker who was a...

My first CoS was issued in 2015, then I had a new CoS for a 5 months extention in 2018 all in PhD level job codes which are ISC Exempt.
Now I am changing employer under another SOC, is the new CoS ‘ISC EXEMPT’ or ‘ISC LIABLE’?
Very urgent answer needed. Many thank in advance for your help.

gratefulhart wrote: ↑

Wed May 30, 2018 8:37 am

When I did my change of employment, my employer put "Competitive" under salary and it was okay. Not sure if the rule has changed since then.

Many thanks for your reply.

• When was your change of employment?

• Was your salary above the average rate of pay for your SOC?

Many thanks for your reply. I have read that section before and I agree with you. But it seems it is common in industry to quote the salary as “competitive” as an indication of the salary package. This is the way that my new employer has been advertising for a very long time. There is also lots of a...

now, I am sure that the company have advertised the job in two websites (including JobCentre website) with "Competitive" Salary, should this be enough? or it still needs a salary range?

Dear All, I am new to this forum and I couldn’t find the answer to my question after 2 days of searching. I am on Tier 2 and switching my employer at the end of my contract. My new employer offered me a job based on an advert on February. They advertised the job for 30 days on Universal Jobmatch wi...

Dear All, I am new to this forum and I couldn’t find the answer to my question after 2 days of searching. I am on Tier 2 and switching my employer at the end of my contract. My new employer offered me a job based on an advert on February. They advertised the job for 30 days on Universal Jobmatch wit...