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Can anyone answer the question 2 please?

No it does not reset the clock!

Thanks.

Can anyone answer the question 2 please?

I guess searching a bit more revealed the CSP website is referring to the new immigration system which is being implemented in Jan 2020. So, the good news is that physiotherapists can follow their salaries according to their bands as opposed to 30K. However, in the current climate (from now till Dec...

Guys, I am asking this on behalf of a family friend so please go easy on me. I know someone who works as Band 5 physiotherapist for a private company and already spent 2 years and 2 months on tier 2. This person has been offered a job of Band 5 physiotherapist in NHS. With the COVID-19, things are b...

Hi Can somebody kindly clarify this? I had tier 2 and I had biometric card in the past. I had my first biometric card when I extended my tier 2. And then I had resident card when I applied for ILR. I take it that resident car is biometric card as well? Now referring to question 6.1, shall I enter th...

yes its acceptable Just got more clear response from UKBa Email Response for my query regarding Ielts expires 2006 DearSir, Thank you for your e mail. We will accept an ESOL qualification at or above level B1 on the Common European Framework Reference for languages (CEFR) provided: 1) it has previo...

Hi I have searched and found multiple topics but nothing is new and conclusive. So here is scenario. -My wife entered into this country as my dependent and has ILR as of last year. At the time of her first application, we presented her IELTS certificate with her application although it was not requi...

Amber_ wrote:3 years from conviction.

Thanks Amber. Appreciate your response.

It does not matter if it's spent or not, what matters is if 3 years has lapsed. As it has, it will be of no issue but needs declaring nonetheless. Amber Thanks for clarifying. I remember that when the rules were reviewed, its 3 years now. A quick question. Does this 3 years start from the day when ...

Good news for November batch! Eligibility criteria: section 1(3) Number of applicants: 2 Method of application: Postal Date of Application:1/11/2013 Date of receipt by UKBA: 04/11/2013 Date of debit of fees: 10/01/2014 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: ? Date of receipt of approval: 06/02/14 Date...

https://www.gov.uk/get-a-passport-urgently Thanks. So few questions to confirm 1- I ring the number on that website and book appointment for 'Fast track' first child passport? 2- On the application form section 9 , do I have to sign it? It states that you fill in the name if you are filling for und...

Good news for November batch! Eligibility criteria: section 1(3) Method of application: Postal Date of Application:1/11/2013 Date of receipt by UKBA: 04/11/2013 Date of debit of fees: 10/01/2014 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: Waiting Date of receipt of approval: Waiting Date of receipt of docum...

Many thanks guys. How do I book appointment for passport when I get the MN1 certificate? Any link to application/ paper work? Does it has to be at home office dedicated offices or any post office? Also do I have to gain another two references for passport? I have already done it on MN1 application. ...

Guys Apologies for my ignorance. I have tried to look around but not sure about the response. I have applied for MN1 Section 1(3) for my two young kids (2.5 and 1 year old). I am trying the plan what is next. Once I get MN1, what is next procedure to take passport? It is taking long to get MN1 proce...

Eligibility criteria: section 3-1 Method of application: NCS (bracknell forest) Date of application:25/10/2013 Date of receipt by UKBA: 28/10/2013 Date of debit of fees: pending Date of receipt of acknowledgement: pending Date of receipt of approval: pending Date of receipt of documents: NA Date of...

Application Timeline Eligibility criteria: section 3(2) Method of application: Postal Date of receipt by UKBA: 04/11/2013 Date of debit of fees: :?: Date of receipt of acknowledgement: :?: Date of receipt of approval: :?: Date of receipt of documents: :?: Date of receipt of registration certificate...

no,photocooies were fine in my case. only original long form birth cert Thanks. If the child is U.K. born then registration under section 1(3) of the Act is an entitlement. As a result, it is unlikely that it can be refused even if a reference is missing. We get questions on this subject almost eve...

Do Parents have to send thier ILR biometric cards with MN1 appliction for the kids?

neoseal wrote:You can get any professional referee who knows you for 2 years, not necessarily knows the child. Just ask the person who signed for as your referee.

thanks. I am only applying for kid as I will have to wait for my naturalization.

Hi Chaps. Bit disappointed :cry: . I have two kids. One of them is 10 months old and other 26 months old. We have contacted their health visitors and tried the GPs. Both of them have refused to fill and provide references for the kids. Health visitor declined over the phone and GP read the form and ...

D4109125 wrote:Once you have ILR you are no longer subject to immigration control for the purpose of claiming public funds, so entitlement may begin.

Many thanks.

Hi
Not hijacking the thread, but if you get ILR, can you claim child benefit and child tax credit?
Thanks.

Stupid Question, but do you still have to provide 2 photos if you are going to PEO?

For example: Earnings (Main Applicant) ...... Monthly ....... £2400 Net Earnings (Dependant spouse) ..... Monthly ........ £750 Net Total...... Monthly ...... £3150 Net Considering this on the bottom of p11 of the set (O) If you are unable to meet the appropriate rate of pay because you are on mate...

When did you (the main applicant) first enter the UK? This refers to the date of your first entry into the UK at the beginning of the period of stay on which this application is based. I think it's quite clear, is it not? It may be clear to you but not to me. Mine was working holiday maker and henc...