They will obtain one anyway. You are only recommended to provide it if, in your application form, you indicate that you have one or more previous convictions. What if someone has a formal "police caution". I was given a police caution for a minor incident a few months back, which people t...
Looks like this is going to effect Both Tier 1 & 2 in the coming days and we are going to see major changes in the PBS. But, will it affect the applications already received by UKBA or the applications to be sent out this week. I know that this is speculation, but this time it has come directly ...
same problem here..... I have had some employee stock options income in the past 12 months, which is shown on my payslip(both gross & net) and proper tax has also been deducted. My understaning is that, as employee stock options are part of my benefits package, the stock option income should be ...
Yes, this is quite a bug confusion for me. As I mentioned before, I wrote my final exam in Dec 2000, but received my degree certificate only in 2001. The degree certificate is date mid 2001, but reads that I passed the 2000 final exam. Again, not sure what should I write in the "year of award&q...
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In case you believe that domestic case caution by police was not sufficient as per your understanding to make police thinks that you are not a person of good character.
You better write in application “ Not that I am aware of “ instead of writing “noâ€
Hello, I have a doubt regrading what should be the naswer to the following question D4 in the T1 Gen form: D4. Please enter the reference number on the entry clearance or visa within the applicant’s passport or travel document. Is this the number in the Red Font on the top right hand corner of th...
So, is there is a question whether you have a criminal conviction, you can safely answer "no". Thanks very much John & rg1 for your response. I understand now that a police caution is not a criminal conviction, however I am confused that should I mention about the police caution in th...
So, is there is a question whether you have a criminal conviction, you can safely answer "no". Thanks very much John & rg1 for your response. I understand now that a police caution is not a criminal conviction, however I am confused that should I mention about the police caution in th...
Hello, I have a doubt regrading what should be the answer to the following question D4 in the T1 Gen form: D4. Please enter the reference number on the entry clearance or visa within the applicant’s passport or travel document. Is this the number in the Red Font on the top right hand corner of the...
I was given police caution a few months back following a small fight with a family member :( . However, the matter did not go to court and I was released within a few hours of arrest. Also, this is the ONLY police caution I have. Do I need to mention this fact in the T1 application form (I am the ma...
Hello, I wrote the final examintaion for my BE degree in dec 2000. The result came out around feb 2001 and the final degree was awarded in june 2001. I am now confused about what should I fill in the "year of award" section in the Tier-1 (general) application form. Both my provisional &...
Hello, I am going to send Tier-1 (general) application for myself - main applicant and dependant applications for my wife and son who are with me in the UK. Can some please help me with the cover letters you sent out for the the dependant applicants. I have noticed quite a number of cover letters of...
Hello, I am completing the Tier-1 dependant application for my son (<2 yrs age) and my wife. I have a few doubts related to some sections of the Tier 1 dependant form. I am applying from within the UK and am switching my immigration category. (1) Although it has been just more than one year since my...
Thanks very much for the clarification, However I still have the confusion, as the WH Visa eligibility page says that To qualify to enter the United Kingdom as a working holidaymaker you must: * plan to leave the United Kingdom at the end of your working holiday. So, applying for the Tier-1 from Ind...
One more thing which I just noticed. The UKBA WH Visa eligibility page says that To qualify to enter the United Kingdom as a working holidaymaker you must: * plan to leave the United Kingdom at the end of your working holiday. So, applying for the Tier-1 just after first 12 months on the WH visa can...
The working holiday visa Guidance says that: You can work for up to 12 months of your holiday, but the holiday should be the main reason for your stay, not the work. So, if I go straight back to India after finishing first 12 months in regular employment in the UK (on the working holiday visa) and a...
If have a related query. If I spend 12 consecutive months in the UK on a working holiday visa and then go back to my home country (India), can I directly apply for the Tier1 from there. This way I can claim tier-1 points for my UK earnings and UK experience which would otherwise not be possible. It ...
Hello Mate, I am in the same boat as you. I am presently perparing my application and have gathered all the required documents, however I am a bit confused about the following points: (1) I hold a Work Permit sponsored by my employer. If in case my application gets rejected (which will be a disaster...
