Ravi,

In Cardiff do they check docs before asking you to pay the fees or the first step is fees even before they look at any of your docs?

Cheers
Dilip

Thanks Ravinder & Ravi, I think it makes sense. Will hv to fill Yes else it might get rejected.

Cheers
Dilip

Hi Ravinder, Ravi, On the same lines there is a question on Set(O) form on page 27 Section 9 D1 "Please confirm whether you have spent a continuous period of 5 years lawfully in the United Kingdom?" Do we say yes for this? Even if we complete less than 5 years say 4 yrs 8 months & appl...

Hi Eliyas I'd be grateful if you can please answer a few questions I have with regards to ILR - How many years worth of evidence is required to prove cohabitation & how many sources are required? - You've mentioned Savings bank accounts as proof of finances, I'm assuming this is to prove the fun...

Hi Chinajeevi, I'd be grateful if you can please answer a few questions I have with regards to ILR - What did you write in the set(o) application form for the question - have you completed five years lawfully in the UK? yes or no. As you applied under the 90 day allowance between date of stamping &a...

Well as per the guidance and also the form - we need either or both evidence (guidance) one of the two evidence in exceptional case (form).
So as per guidline it is ok but I was a little scared about it.
Anyways will try to get it.

I understand what you say, in my case the employer is not ready to issue me such a certi or letter in any circumstance. I tried the "loan" way but they say we will stamp and sign the salary slips and that would be the proof for the banks. It seems it is not in their policy. They are very s...

thanks for your reply. You have answered most of the questions. Only thing that still remains in my mind is that will my increment letter stating the salary detail work in place of a letter from the employer specially stating the past earning. The increment letter basically deosnt prove that I earne...

Hi All, I am plannng to apply for HSMP application soon in next one week (2 week Jan 08 ) I have a couple of doubts in mind before I finally go ahead, it would be great help if a lot of members express their opinon on these - In Previous earnings section following are the proofs I'm going to submit ...

So that means notarized PP copy need not be sent at all for any section or in general?

Hi Friends, Please help me on the following question: - Is it mandatory to submit the notarized copy of the passport's personal details page ?? In the age assessment section, If I have the orignal full driving license, isnt that enough or do I still need to have the PP copy notarized ? No where else...

Hi All,

People who have done their BE from

North Maharashtra University, Jalgoan
D N Patel COE Shahada

thier degree is equivalent to a bachelor's degree in UK as per NARIC assessment I recieved.

Cheers

Dear Friends, Thanks a lot for all the responses. Based on the HSMP guidelines quoted and the comments posted it seems that in my case mostly I would need to apply with Band A (NL). Does this mean that in my application I must apply with previous earning country as Netherlands (band A) and add up th...

Dear Friends, I'm planning to apply for HSMP and I have a big confusion, here's my situation explained and my question. Please someone guide me and help me on the same: - I'm an Indian working with an employer in India since last 4 years. - I'm currently in the Netherlands since one year on a reside...

Hi Friends, Apart from a BE I also have the following qualification - Diploma in Advanced Computing from CDAC (Centre for development of Advanced Computing) 6 months full time My questions are - What is the UK comparison for this qualification ? - Will it help me if I submit the NARIC comparision fo...

Hello Friends, Here is some information about my qualification Degree : Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics and Telecommunication Country : India University : North Maharashtra University, Jalgoan Question 1 : Can someone please tell me the NARIC equivalent for my qualification ? Question 2 : Do ...