Might be a silly question. While filling the Set (O) form, there's a question 'How long have you lived in the UK? ' under Time in the UK section. It will be 4 years 11 months since I arrived in the UK. I'm planning of answering 4 years 11 months there. I've visited my home country twice. One was for...
It is not compulsory, however in the case of your child, read on the suggestion in previous reply. If you deem it necessary for GDPR, do so but definitely not Part 2. Thanks AmazonianX for your advise. Regarding safeguarding issues when I choose to apply after I am granted ILR for my daughter's ILR...
It is not compulsory, however in the case of your child, read on the suggestion in previous reply. If you deem it necessary for GDPR, do so but definitely not Part 2. Thanks AmazonianX for your advise. Regarding safeguarding issues when I choose to apply after I am granted ILR for my daughter's ILR...
Still I'm not sure if I should go ahead with this application or not. Because the evidences I have are follows- I agree with zimba . After all, the Home Office had created, and further contributed , to your mess. Go ahead. Be calm, polite and concise in your covering letter. Thanks a lot Vinny and ...
Hi, I applied a dependent visa for my daughter and it got delayed due to the request of submitting my husband's application. Now My husband submitted the visa and my daughters applications will be held until my husband's visa is processed and I think it will take 6-8 weeks. I am planning to travel ...
Still I'm not sure if I should go ahead with this application or not. Because the evidences I have are follows- I agree with zimba . After all, the Home Office had created, and further contributed , to your mess. Go ahead. Be calm, polite and concise in your covering letter. Thanks a lot Vinny and ...
If your MP is still your MP after the election, then also ask for his/her further support, e.g. to give you permission to use your correspondence as evidence? This MP seems to be a nice and caring person. Include MP’s correspondence, sharecode problems , airline’s bookings and boarding refusals, et...
If Mr A has already retrieved his BRP from his friend, he may wish to contact our Immigration Contact Centre on 0300 790 6268 (and select option 2) for seek advice whether it is still necessary to report the BRP as lost/stolen and apply for a replacement. The Contact Centre is available from: 9am t...
The Home Office told my team today: BRP which are printed when someone is out of the country is invalid and he would not be allowed to enter the UK on this. I have not seen any provisions in law that support this view. Can you ask them to show us where such provisions are? Oh my God. I thought that...
Why didn’t your friend securely mail your BRP to you? I did try. Just not to get into further pickle, I contacted my MP if I can travel using the BRP my friend received. This was the reply I received from my MP that time (before me applying for a replacement BRP visa) - Dear Mr. A, My office spoke ...
If the grant of leave decision was made before you travelled, then 34K doesn’t apply. Then the UK delivered delayed B R P (on 6 February 2023) was valid ? If your valid BRP was not cancelled, lost nor stolen, then why could you not use it, if you can get someone to securely mail it to you? If they ...
Adding more info to this, through my MP, I received the following response from the Home Office. Our records show that, on 11 July 2022, Mr A was granted Leave to Remain in the UK until 11 July 2025. We regret that there was subsequently a delay in issuing a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) to Mr A,...
I strongly advise you to apply for ILR providing all the evidence and seeking discretion. This was all due to the UKVI's policy not to issue a BRP to a visa national but such policy inadvertently prevents a visa national from flying back to the UK, as you experienced. Hi Zimba, it would be great if...
Hi experts, Thanks a lot for taking time reading my query. I got into an unfortunate situation that forced me to stay outside of the UK for 180 days. I am living in the UK as a Tier 2 healthcare worker (NHS Nurse) dependent visa, arrived in the UK in Aug 2019. My wife was granted ILR in June 2022. ...
No. Only the benefits and services listed in s115 of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 and in paragraph 6 of the Immigration Rules are classed as public funds for immigration purposes which restricts access to mainstream benefits such as universal credit, housing benefit and child benefit. So it ...
Hi team, Hope you are well. As home owners, we were offered free wall cavity insulation by a government scheme called 'Great British Insulation Scheme'. My wife is on ILR and I'm planning to apply shortly applying for ILR. As I can not be on any benefits, just checking if someone can help me underst...
I strongly advise you to apply for ILR providing all the evidence and seeking discretion. This was all due to the UKVI's policy not to issue a BRP to a visa national but such policy inadvertently prevents a visa national from flying back to the UK, as you experienced. Thanks a lot for your time and...
Hi experts, Thanks a lot for taking time reading my query. I got into an unfortunate situation that forced me to stay outside of the UK for 180 days. I am living in the UK as a Tier 2 healthcare worker (NHS Nurse) dependent visa, arrived in the UK in Aug 2019. My wife was granted ILR in June 2022. A...
I'm also in the same boat. Currently I'm in Bangalore. Will be travelling back on Jan 17. I wasn't issued with a BRP. Also, since I added my spouse name to my passport, I was issued with a new Indian passport with new validity. Logged into my UKVI account and updated passport details, which was easy...
Hi team, Hope you are doing well. My query is on applying for a dependent visa for my child born outside the UK. My wife is a healthcare worker and got her ILR on July 04, 2022. And myself, her dependent has completed 3 years of stay in the UK. I got my visa extended quite recently (precisely, on Ju...
Hello everyone, I have a PBS Dependant visa currently. My husband used to have Tier 2 visa (it's now called the Skilled worker visa I think) and I got my PBS dependant visa through him. A couple of months ago he received his Indefinite Leave to Remain, as he completed 5 years living in the UK. I th...
Hi Guys, I applied for health and care worker visa as a doctor within UK 6 months ago. I have had no decision on my visa and every time I contacted UKVI, I was given a generic answer about IT issues and that I should continue to work whilst waiting for my decision. For the last 3 months, even UKVI ...
@John: I see you applied for healthcare dependent visa extension. Was you or your partner in healthcare? My wife work for NHS , and I was previously on tier 2 skilled visa, I applied for general skilled worker dependent visa, as tier 2 visa is obsolete now. Just wondering if I had to opt for health...
