The only way to know this is by contacting the endorsing body, but they should have informed you about any withdrawal. If you're still working in the role that you were endorsed for and you haven't received any communication in this regard, I think it's safe to assume that the endorsement is still v...
But, based on the timelines I was kinda hoping we'd be in the batch last week. It's understandable to be impatient when waiting for a response from an application, but according to the timeline you posted on the dedicated post, you're still within the average time for others to receive a response. ...
In case you don't have yet this in the packet, also include a copy of the tenancy agreement, property deed or mortgage certificate, depending on your circumstances. Officers may randomly ask for that. Plain and straight answers to their questions, without elaborating unless requested. Most of the ti...
The refusal letter indicates that you basically didn't provide any financial or family evidence to demonstrate your ties outside the UK. Was it a mistake?
Who submitted this application? yourself or your family in the UK?
From a previous post, it seems you already travelled abroad with an expired BRP and had no issues when boarding a flight back to the UK. As Canadian citizens are non-visa nationals, they shouldn't face issues to travel to the UK. The advice from UKVI about carrying a physical valid BRP when travel i...
That shouldn't be an issue, wait for the response from UKVI.
Unsure how you forgot to submit the application when you have to do biometrics after submission. The application will not be processed until you provide that information.
This question doesn't have a simple response. I'd think there are many factors that can prevent someone to show a valid status when travelling. From a UKVI perspective, we only can expect them to provide everyone - with a BRP - access to an eVisa from 1st January 2025. I agree with @secret.simon. If...
Then you haven't yet completed studies in the UK, which is a different scenario you described at the beginning. I have completed my studies in uk In any case, given your particular circumstances: with a baby coming soon, already left the UK, etc I still think - and somehow you also agree - the safer...
I have completed my studies in uk and just returned to India . Me and my 2 dependants have a valid student visa until Feb 2025 . There are some factors that you also need to consider when thinking about applying from within the UK: termination of studies and leaving the UK. The university might hav...
has this happened? my wife's BRP expires in Dec, is there anything I should do now pls? A UKVI account can now be created to view an eVisa. If you have a biometric residence permit (BRP) that expires on 31 December 2024, you can now create a UKVI account and access your eVisa. You should do this be...
If you receive an invite from the council for the citizenship ceremony, it means your application was approved. Some councils still ask the attendee to show their approval email at the day of ceremony. If this happens to you (receiving a council invite with no approval email from HO), call the counc...
That shouldn't be an issue, the decision would still be made in accordance with the application timeframes given. The dates we provide during the application are somehow indicative, it doesn't mean that the applicant must travel on those dates only, UKVI shouldn't reject if the date has passed. Once...
Section 3C is referred to the continuation of your existing permission while the new application is processed. The text you cited clearly says so: your existing immigration permission, including the right to work, continues under Section 3C of the Immigration Act 1971 In the UK a Skilled Worker visa...
I think this query is confusing or mixing things out. Once you are a British citizen/have a British passport your ILR status is no longer valid, you're a UK citizen now. Hence the eVisa stuff becomes irrelevant too. Using the CHN or British passport to enter/exit China is a different thing and very ...
That's the reason why I commented on the long length of OP's trip. What is described in that post is something completely extreme. • Citizenship Ceremony in Nov 2015 (Flew to Sri Lanka on the same day on a return ticket) • Returned to the UK in April 2016 to start my business (used BRP for entering ...
Ok, I will see what I can do with Council. once I attaned the Ceremony - how long I would have to apply for the Passport? can't travel on Home Country passport once attend the Ceremony? Or how long can I go abroad after the council ceremony and returning time? Usually people apply for the first Bri...
Ok, I will see what I can do with Council. once I attaned the Ceremony - how long I would have to apply for the Passport? can't travel on Home Country passport once attend the Ceremony? Or how long can I go abroad after the council ceremony and returning time? Usually people apply for the first Bri...
