Eligibility criteria: Spouse of BC Method of application:Royal mail special delivery Date of application : 17 August 2012 Delivered to UKBA: 20 August 2012 Date of receipt by UKBA:22 August 2012 Date of debit of fees:22 August 2012 Date of receipt of acknowledgement:28 August 2012 Date of receipt of...

Hello everybody. I've submitted my ILR application about nearly a year ago to the ukba agency on the basis of 14 years long residence and still waiting for the outcome. My Fiancee and I would like to get married. My Fiancee was born and bread in England so she is a British citizen. We have been toge...

Congratulations, I'm glad the huddle is over for you.

vinny wrote:

MO (Date of decision: applicable rules) Nigeria [2007] UKAIT 00057 wrote:The Immigration Rules applicable to an immigration decision are, in the absence of transitional provisions or any contrary legitimate expectation, the rules in force at the date of the decision. Nathwani [1979-80] Imm AR 9 remains good law.

Thanks Vinny

Hello,

Can somebody enlighten me about what happened, if somebody's application was submitted say 2 years ago and still underconsideration and the law change say today.

My question is: will the application be based on todays law or will it be based on the date that the application was submitted?

fczenit first of all congratulations.

At anytime did you or your solicitor ever got in touch with bia to check the progression of your application?

Also did you submit proof for every single years or every single month of the 14 years that you were here in uk?

Congratulations. I'm glad its all sorted for you.

Thank you for the quick repplied OL7MAX. I was wondering if I can Pm you hopefully I won't take much of your time. If you say no I'll understand.

Thanks

Hello Newbie here. I've got few questions if anybody would be kind enough to help me. Which of these 2 options would be much better for me to apply in another words have more percentage of chances of my application being sucessfull. (1) Applying for the 14 years long residence route. I've got paper ...