Thank you sir!

Apologies if I have ended up confusing you.

Their BRP says 'Leave to enter' and 'Work permitted'. Their visa was a dependent visa (assumedly Tier 2) on the main visa that was my ILR.

Does this answer your question?

I had ILR, and had two dependents on it. I recently got naturalised. The dependents' visa (based on the ILR) is valid till 2024. The ILR has, of course, now lapsed, and sent back to the authorities. Will they need to get a fresh dependent visa before 2024, because the ILR on which their visa was bas...

I really don't understand why they can't give feedback on why someone else is needed, but can't do anything to change the process so best just to do as instructed. Thanks - this is the exact conclusion I reached today morning. Yesterday was more of a righteous anger kinda thing, because I too, am c...

I am applying for first adult passport after naturalisation. Application was submitted on 2 November 2021, and my referee confirmed my identity on the same day. Now, well into the fourth week, I received another email from the Passport Office saying "Your passport application is on hold because...

Eligibility criteria: Tier 2 (General) for 5 years, ILR for 2 years Language/LIUK Criteria: IELTS at the time of entry + Life in the UK Method of application: Online Date of application: 05/05/2021 Payment method: credit card online Date of debit of fees: 06/05/2021 Date of acknowledgement: 14/05/20...

I uploaded the following documents to UKVCAS, per the document checklist given by UKVI: Current passport English language test certificate Proof of living in the UK for 5 years: Current passport with stamps already attached. I also attached Old passport which had stamps, and P60s. Proof of freedom f...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 20, 2021 11:03 am

The question is ONLY relevant to meeting the English requirment. Ukvi don't care about your degree for any other reason or purpose

Perfect! Thanks.

CR001 wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 19, 2021 8:26 pm

If you are not suing the degree, simply answer no to the degree question.

I thought of this, but the question in the form reads:
Do you have a degree that was taught in English?

I am a slightly wary that answering "No" would be misrepresentation of facts.

It is a non-UK degree, although taught in English and from the EU.

Hello - I have a slightly specific question. I couldn't find answer either in FAQ or elsewhere, so thought of asking here. I took an IELTS academic in 2012, which I used for Tier 2 (General) application (2013) Tier 2 (General) renewal (2016) ILR (2019) It was accepted every time, no questions asked....