Police registration from, does this really required in your case ?

psTier1 wrote:Hi Rubina, Have you received your BRP?

Yesterday , I got this.

Can you list down your PBS - Dependent visa documents ?

Dear Moderators, I am applying for ILR (inside UK) under Tier 1 General after completing the 5 years. My spouse's visa is a PBS dependant that will expire at the same time as mine (she's been in the UK for 1 year). As we are applying together through the postal route, I would be grateful if someone...

Knowledge of Language and Life (KOLL) requirement for Settlement Q. The Life in the UK test is changing on 25 March 2013. If I take my test before then, will my Pass Notification Letter (PNL) be invalid? A. No, there is no expiry date for PNLs. You can still use your PNL if you make your applicatio...

Greenie wrote:SET(O)

Thanks Greenie,

Just a simple quick question.

How much time my dependant have to spend in UK in order to apply for his Nationality?

I mean after ILR how much he has to spend to get nationality?

3 years - or 5 years

Thanks,
Rubi

Hi Guys,

I'm middle of filling PBS - Dependant form and I need help on below question.

N4; Do you intend to remain in the UK beyond the period of leave that your Spouse/Civil
Partner has or may be given?


YES/No


What should I select ?

Thanks,
Rubia

There is no one year requirement in this category. Thanks to all. I've explained them with below information Section 1(3) applications - children born in the United Kingdom to parents who are now settled in the United Kingdom If the child's parent has become settled in the United Kingdom or becomes...

Thanks.

Thank you very much

I’ve called my local authority (Crawley) to book appointment for my UK born Son (MN1) application. But they are telling me that for registration you should have ILR at least one year old and I got ILR last week. Is this is the right information?

Hi Members,

I’ve called my local authority to book appointment for my UK born Son (MN1) application. But they are telling me that for registration you should have ILR at least one year old and I got ILR last week. Is this is the right information?

Thanks
Rubi

Hi Guys,

Can I take your 1 mins please? I'm going to apply MN1 application for my UK born son.

But I do have only ILR as my husband has Tier 1 PBS dependent visa. Should I can apply MN1 application for my son? Or I've to wait for my husband ILR?

Many thanks,
Rubi

Hi guys,

Could someone please list down or point me the URL where I can find out the documents required by PBS dependent extension.

My husband is going to apply for that in next 3 days.

Thanks in advance,
Rubi

I'll post the complete detail with my experience soon on another link.

so that you can delete all your posts once you have gotten the benefit of free help here....?? http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=126808 Public forums like this are for the benefit of all. The shared knowledge and wisdom benefits others, as it benefited you. Agreed, my mistake - I'll ...

Hi guys, I’m looking to apply British registration for my 3 months old son. I know that the MN1 application link is below http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/nationality/form_mn1.pdf FORM MN1 APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF A CHILD UNDER 18 AS A BRITISH CITIZEN But I could...

Gagan1986 wrote:Wow that was quick, Congratulations

Thanks.

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Thanks to all - sure . I'll keep you guys update tomorrow.

any more reply please - Please point me if I'm missing anything....Thanks

psTier1 wrote:BRP (if applicable)?
Photocopies?

I got my visa in 2008 and I don't have BRP -
Photocopies - YES

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Congr8 man. Good.

Greenie wrote:yes, see vinny's links above.

Thanks Greenie - Than after 3 months once he will eligible for ILR, Tier 1 PBS dependent rote to SET(M) or SET(O) form?

As you have secured ILR on the PBS basis, Your husband cannot apply as Dependent of PBS, but FLR(M) as the spouse of a settled person. Once this has been approved, and provided he has been in the UK for a period of 2 years as the spouse of a PBS migrant and someone present and settled, he will then...