Two answers to two questions. Read your questions in sequence and interpret the answers respectively. ahh! Can she go back to India and get a new passport - Ofcourse, it's a YES Can she come back with her new passport & ILR stamped in old passport -Ofcourse, she can! But, will it give any troub...

sushdmehta wrote:

wasiter wrote:Also, importantly, What is NTL- ?

NTL

wasiter wrote:Can she go back to India and get a new passport and come back with her new passport & ILR stamped in old passport. - Will it have any issues?

Yes and No.

What is the values of YES - I mean what are the issues?

Hi all, Thanks for all the help from the board.. i have managed to got my ILR for my wife yesterday..All clear..No issues. Now, she in the process of going for a 2 mnths break in India)will be leaving in a month time) and her passport is getting expired in 3 months...Hence, my plan is to apply for t...

sushdmehta wrote:

wasiter wrote:He is already born and he is holding British passport...

The "already born" child holds British citizenship (and hence British passport), therefore does not need to be included as a "dependant" in any immigration application for entry / stay in the UK.

Cheers

sushdmehta wrote:1. No, as "not-yet-born" cannot be included as "dependant".
He is already born and he is holding British passport...
2. No.

- Thanks

Hi all, I have two questions (2 more i should say!) about ILR. My wife will be applying on Sep5th (fingers crossed!) for ILR beased on 5 years WP. Currently, she is in her Maternity Break and iam her husband and our boy is already holding british passport on the basis that i hold british passport. M...

xyz123 wrote:Re the P60, look at the FAQs (in a sticky post at top). Other documents look enough

Thanks.. Let me take a look...

Hi all, Iam intending to apply family visa for my relative(6 mnths) to come & vist me/wife/kid about her profile 42+, Single, Not working,...Now, i have checked with VFS India.. they told me that since iam the main sponsor..Hence, she doesn't need to produce Bank Stmts or any other assets... Fir...

Hi all, I will be applying for ILR for my wife in 3 weeks time... She came in WP and worked for one company for the last 5 years...Now, does she need to produce P60?.. because, we don't have one...it's not that we didn't get...we have received it...but, don't know where it is in the home..Hence, i w...

mfl wrote:Under which category is she applying?

WP - came in Sep 2006 in a 5 year WP ...hence, she is eligible from Aug...

sme feedback plz.

Could someone give their opinion plz?

Hi all, Iam applying ILR for my wife on Sep 5 (croydon - managed to got an appointment).... I have pretty much got the checlist ticket...just wanted to check few more with you guys.. 1: She works for one employer for the last 5 years - Do we need P60 ? (because, we don't have P60 atm) 2: WRT SOC cod...

aosun007 wrote:You need to check everyday.
At around 19:00,new slots are released

Thanks all for thr response....Iam going to keep try for the slots...

Just a worst case scenorioa...If i have to go VIA solicitor..could anyone recommend a good one - i meant to say VALUE FOR MONEY...

Thanks

Hi all, Iam about to apply for ILR for my wife...does anyone what is the average waiting time to get an appointment in Croydon (Im looking for premium service)... She is eligible from Aug 27th...and we are expecting to go to india in sometime in the first week of October and i want to get this thing...

Thanks..when you say status means ..I take wheather im a british or not ..is that right? this goes to my secnd question which is: 1: Iam getting £65K...will that affect child benefit? Hi all, I just had a baby a week before.. I have a quick question about the benefits/tax credits... Iam a natur bri...

Hi all, I just had a baby a week before.. I have a quick question about the benefits/tax credits... Iam a natur british and my wife is still holding indian passport (expectng ILR in 2 mnths)... and i work in a Investment bank & my pay is 65,000£ and my wife's pay is around £25K.. My questions ...

sushdmehta wrote:Both represent the same status (settled), but:

PR is issued to EEA citizens and their family members in UK under EEA regulations.
ILR is issued to non-EEA citizens and their family members in UK under UK immigration laws.

Thanks for that!.

Your wife is not eligible for PR, but ILR. PR is granted to EEA citizens and their family members. 1. No. A letter from your employer stating that she is still employed but on maternity leave will be sufficient, should a caseworker have any doubts. 2. Don't people on statutory (paid) maternity leav...

Hi all, Iam writing this on behalf of my wife..First of all, iam a naturalized british citizen.. me & my wife got married in Sep 2008 but, i didn't move my wife's visa status to dependent as she will be getting her PR this year. Now, we are expecting a baby this June (2011) and she is preparing ...

Hi all, First of all iam expecting a baby this June. So, me & wife are planning to bring my inlaws.. thay have visited UK in 2009 for a 6 mnth period. However, this year iam planning to apply for 2 year visa. What are the chances that they will get the visa..i keep hearing that the chances are v...

sushdmehta wrote:Payslips, if she has them, should also suffice.


regards

To be honest, she doesn't have payslips as well. Well, i mean she has payslips but, those payslips are missed now.

Since your wife will be applying for ILR (not PR) as a WP migrant, she may be required to provide evidence of employment in the preceding 5 years in accordance with her sponsorship (e.g. - paid in line with salary mentioned in the WP / sponsorship certificate). If she doesn't have P60s for the prev...

Hi all, My wife is expecting her PR in Sep 2011 (started in 2006 - 2011). Now, is it true that we have to produce P60 during her tenure in UK in order to gain PR. Iam not going to say that she is lazy in keeping up all P60. However, she doesn't have any P60 during the time from 2006 to 2010. Now, wh...

mochyn wrote:You are British , the baby will be British no matter what nationality the mother is.

Thanks for that.

vinny wrote:The baby will be British.

Thanks for the response.

I take the answer regardless of mum's nationality?