I am currently on an "old" WP, working full-time. I am considering asking my employer if I can reduce my hours, but first wanted to find out if there is a required minimum number of hours per week that one must work on an old-style WP. I've tried emailing the Home Office and looking elsew...

Hey every one, i am work permit holder. i just apply appliction for change the employee and my approvel also came from HO.but know i dont wantt to change my old employee i didnt give resign to my old job yet i am still working with my old job. Pls tell know can continue with my old job?or i have to...

Hi, first question, my answer is no but your employer should report the change to HO as this is considered a significant change (same as change of salary, or job title). Second question, well you may have to be subject to the T2 criteria but only the one for extension under T2. you do not have prov...

I also have some questions about change of employment and would be very grateful if you can help. 1. An employee, a work permit holder, changed from full-time (35 hours per week) to part-time (21 hours per week) job, with the same employer, same work/position. Is it considered as "change of emp...

vinny wrote:I think it's unlikely that the fees will go down. They may even go up. So you should register your son sooner, rather than later.

I wonder if he can register his child as a dependent in his naturalization application and thus save that £400? Or using MN1 form is a must for the child?