If you have a look on the FLR(M) form it says you need at least 6 documents from 3 different sources which should be spread over 2 years.

Cohab - Carrying only for 2 recent years 1. Mortgage document 2. Bank statement for 2 years for me & my husband showing same address I think you need at least 3 different sources for the co-habitation proof and minimum 6 items. The FAQ on this forum refers to FLR(M) regarding co-habitation proof.

In any of your previous HSMP or Tier 1 / 2 approval letter you'll find a number which says "Reference" or "Our Reference". It's that number.

Can you do this? Say book a Tier 1 (G) PEO application for the Monday and have the exact same application booked for the following Monday?

Will UKBA recognise that it's the same person so it will cancel the first (or worse both!) PEO applications?

Thanks

No opinion anyone?

safdar wrote:hi seniors

i m on HSMP judicial review+ 3 years TIER 1 general.

From what I understand it (also here:http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=79378) if you're HSMP under JR your dependent is exempt from the 2 years qualifying period.

Hi, This is my case. Arrive in UK July 2006 on Working Holiday Visa July 2007 -> Convert to HSMP July 2009 -> Convert to Tier 1 (G) I've qualified for ILR from July 2012 but for various reasons will only apply in January 2013. I've read the FAQ and various posts on this economic activity matter, but...

Hi I have been living here in UK as a student for last ten years and my wife joined me three years ago. In june 2012 i applied for my ILR and used FLRM for my wife's visa extension. I got my ILR approved this month but so far no reply for my wife has come (not even biometrics). My question is: Can ...

Ideas?? :? Ask UKBA which immigration rules states that your spouse must have lived in the UK as "your dependant" for 2 years to qualify for settlement as your dependant. Thank you. I have updated here. Regarding 2yrs rule, we have phoned enquiry office twice and both answers are negative...

Hello I've read the FAQ and info , but still a uncertain what the situation is for my wife. Here's the case: 1. I'm eligible for ILR now, originally here on HSMP from July 2007 and change to Tier 1 (G) for the extensions. I'm planning to apply January next year although I've qualified July 2012 due ...

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Thanks for study links, October because I am unavailable every single weekend in September due to work and travel and October is the earliest Saturday I can make.

Hi all,

Do we have more info about the coming changes about Life in the UK test? I'm thinking of booking the test now for October, if the test is changed in September do I have to buy new book?

I don't think so, but just to make sure that she doesn't need to do it.

Tier 1 (G). No where in the docs that I need to show 12 months payslips + bank statements only enough to claim for the points.

The rest should be covered by P60s.

Hi, I've been receiving different information on this. Do I really need the past 12 months payslips and bank statements? My friend who just did her said we do, do some members of this forum. But reading the doc I don't see this. We just need to proof that we're economically active right? 5 years of ...

Hi Everyone, I am planning to apply ILR with Tier1. So I need to show the dividend earnings proof. Hence,can anyone please share the Dividend voucher template. I am the director of the limited company and I am the only employee. Thanks, Surely your accountant should be able to sort all of these out...

If you had paid dividend to yourself then it means you must have paid tax on it at the end of financial year. You can get your tax history from HMRC and use that instead of P60. That's what I intend to use, I've lost P60 and my current company don't give out P60, just on-line viewing. HMRC tax histo...

Dear All,

How do we proof the 2 year co-habitation rule for my wife so she can apply as my dependent on my ILR?

PEO application is not equal to "same day result". It just means you apply in person rather than by post. UKBA will try to give you a decision on that day but this is not guaranteed.

Well the link that sushdmehta provided shows what to do. According to the item that he quoted, you're self employed too.

I was just saying that back then I didn't consider myself as self-employed, just employed. Things may have changed now.

Hmm not sure how it is now, back when I was contracting I'm on the same boat with you. I declare myself as employed rather than self-employed. If I understand correct, self-employment is rather different than owning your limited company. You are employed, the fact that you own the company that you'r...

Got it .. after almost 4 weeks of anxiety it's all over.

Longer than normal but thanks to this forum makes it easy to verify required documentation etc.

msk1977 wrote:I think payslip are not mandatory. Only you need documents that prove your employment. Is my understanding correct ?

Yes that's my understanding too.

Just look at it this way: If your application is genuine then you've got absolutely nothing to worry about. So just relax bruv, the UK isn't a bed of roses anyway so enjoy your time away :( Yeah I get what you're saying buddy but it's just that when an application is taking longer than it should be...

This is in HK. According to their website in September 100% applications were completed in 1 week. Every day we don't hear anything it worries me a bit more.

I wonder at what stage we should inquire?