Hi everyone, My friend (uk citizen) is in the processes of applying for a spouse visa for her husband but she is thinking of leaving her current job which she has been in for 2 years. She was under the threshold until April 2024 when she started earning 29k however she has been offered a new job at ...
I am still waiting for a decision and have been riddled with anxiety to the point I am making myself ill so I am hoping someone can help. As I was an overstayer I had to quit my job however in my application I did include my income as part of the financial part of the application. I also included my...
Hi all, Due to a lot of personal issue I didn't realise that my BRP card has expired and I haven't submitted my SET(M) application! I know so stupid but it's been a rough 12 months. What can I do? Do I need a visa extension or can I still apply with an expired BRP?? TIA OOuch!! Horrible error to ma...
If you have evidence (such as medical etc) and a very good reason why you applied out of time, you can apply and hope it is considered. This would need to be more recent evidence for example, not evidence from 12 months ago. Alternatively, submit and hope for the best, worse that UKVI do is put on ...
Due to a lot of personal issue I didn't realise that my BRP card has expired and I haven't submitted my SET(M) application! I know so stupid but it's been a rough 12 months.
What can I do? Do I need a visa extension or can I still apply with an expired BRP??
1. All evidence is now submitted digitally. Digital evidence is valid. You do not need to do anything 2. No issues 3. No 4. Same as answer 1 5. No. Use thing like tenancy agreements, bills, bank statements, etc 6. Cover letter i snot needed Great thank you! Can I use a document twice i.e can I use ...
Hi everyone, I am currently in the process of filling out my ILR SET(M) application and have a few questions on supporting documents. 1. My spouses payslips are sent electronically, how do we go about proving they are official? 2. My last payslip is short 400£ due to sickness - it states in the pays...
