There is no such form as a 'Tier 1 General Extension' form, it's just the 'Tier 1 General' form (version 04/13) that is valid for applications made on or after 06 Apr 2013. Bear in mind that the Tier 1 (General) route has been closed (for just over 2 yrs now) so whatever application that is being m...

ddb wrote:That's is the form to use for an extension.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... l-form.pdf

So the Tier 1 General and Tier 1 General Extension forms are same?

Hi, can any one please point me towards Tier 1 General Visa extension form?
all i could find is Tier 1 General Visa form. Help will be appreciated.

thanks

It should be fine as long as each page is stamped too. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/working/tier1/general/supportingevidence/previousearnings/bankstatements/ Hi Sheraz, thanks, your answer is right to the point. So apparently i still have to get rest of pages stamped, because...

So i went to the bank and asked for 1 year statement, they printed it out of their printer, it looks exactly like real statement, just that it is printed black and white and was churned out through their printer machine, however, they stamped every page which has my address on it. Now I am wondering...

My visa is expiring on 16th of June 2013, my earning points shall be completed by 25th of May 2013, however, I am in a dilemma. Once my earnings are completed, i shall be applying for 1 year statement on 27th of May, but I am wondering if my statement does not arrive by 15th of June 2013, 1. What op...

D4109125 wrote:

DrFixit wrote:Just to update all of you, i have won the case no more threats to my ILR

Congratulations. May this ensure you pay your TV licence on time in the future.

No, i will make sure i don't open the door to them next time.

Just to update all of you, i have won the case no more threats to my ILR

As a last ditch effort, I would advise you to call TV Licensing's Prosecutions Department on 03007906034, explain your difficult circumstances and offer to pay for the license in full or by direct debit if they agree to withdraw the case against you. I faced a similar issue around 2 years back and ...

The amendments are expected to take effect and the end of the year. For the purpose of ILR and naturalisation they both have their own requirements for 'Good Character' that are outside the scope of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act. Therefore, the amendments are unlikely to affect the way in whi...

Have a look at this link http://www.justice.gov.uk/youth-justice/courts-and-orders/legal-aid-sentencing-and-punishment-of-offenders-act-2012 The provisions regarding the rehabilitation of offenders are not expected to come into effect until the end of 2013. Thanks for the link, i think the informat...

Have a look at this link http://www.justice.gov.uk/youth-justice/courts-and-orders/legal-aid-sentencing-and-punishment-of-offenders-act-2012 The provisions regarding the rehabilitation of offenders are not expected to come into effect until the end of 2013. Thanks for the link, i think the informat...

I heard according to new LASPO bill, the conviction for non custodial sentences/fines will be considered spent after 1 year. Is there any news on when it is being implemented as it was likely to be commenced during spring and whether it will have any impact on UKBA?

Congratulations Faith27. We all knew you will make it through as your conviction does not fall in 24 months category. I am fighting my case and have hearing in April, i hope the outcomes do not damage my ILR.

Just out of curiosity, would you put your visa at risk for marrying your boyfriend since he does not have visa?

I would advise you to call the TV Licensing Prosecution Dept. on 03007906034 and let them know about your circumstances and offer to pay for the TV License in full for the year ahead in advance if needed to avoid prosecution. I did the same about a year back and they agreed to cancel the summons. L...

Graceofgod wrote:

DrFixit wrote:In September my 10 year will be completed, i wanted to ask if it is possible to apply for ILR in person or i must send by post?

you can not apply in person for Ilr on 10 year basis.

thanks

In September my 10 year will be completed, i wanted to ask if it is possible to apply for ILR in person or i must send by post?

From whati have read, you can not stay for more than 180 days and 18 months in total. Events that break continuous residence Continuous residence is considered to be broken if the applicant has:  been absent from the UK for a period of more than six months at any one time, or is absent from the UK ...

I am looking for answer to this as well. The way wording is used, it seems like "non criminal record" is meant for out of court disposals. Any one with better understanding of English and law?

Thanks All. I did attach my Scotland Yard Cert, dated 2011, with the application and supporting documents. They didn't ask anything else. Can anyone tell me, when I apply for Citizenship after a year, will this criminal conviction be a issue? I believe ILR and Citizenship criminality laws are same,...

Any expert here to put some light on it? I have read so many threads where people with driving offences and court fines got their ILR's most of them had no unspent or spent convictions on their CRB reports, but i also noted most of these people applied prior to UKBA 24 months threshold. So does it m...

Can any expert please confirm the reason he got accepted? to my understanding he applied after 24 months, which is why he got accepted. Please let me know if i am wrong?

Hello Cherryberry800, any update on your case? did you send your documents? please provide updates.

Under new rules it was spent conviction. I believe you can apply after 24 months of court fines.

Btw, did they look into your criminal record section and did they ask anything about it?