Your question is not clear.

1. Are you asking if you need to submit proof of payment of your company's corporation tax along with your visa application?

2. Else are you asking if you need to submit proof of your income tax on dividends at the of submitting your visa application?

Wondering how you got your BRP card before the extension. Is this your 2nd extension or first one?

Council tax Benefit is public funds as per http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas ... blicfunds/

However also see https://www.gov.uk/council-tax-reduction

Your council should be able to clarify the issue for you.

I am not sure, maybe others can help.

If you provide a booked ticket for your MIL leaving before your visa's expiry, as supporting document, it would strongly indicate that she does not intend to stay beyond your visa's expiry. Later on, if your visa gets extended, you might be able to extend your MIL's departure date as required subjec...

You need to check that with your council.

Public funds usually mean 'benefits', I do not believe a discount on council tax is a benefit.

You dont need a visa for a british born baby, unless the baby is going to travel outside the UK and will re-enter the UK. At the point of re-entry, you will need a visa for the baby.

Everything else is the same as a normal dependent visa.

What the visa officer might be concerned about is whether your MIL will be left in the UK without a place to stay if your renewal doesn't happen. If you can give some assurance that your MIL will leave before your visa expires, it might work in your favour. It is your duty to provide due information...

Yeah a letter from the company may help if they have decided to renew your visa. But as with any visa decision, one cannot be sure of the result. You can only make the application as strong as possible

So use daughter, and put the facts in your invitation letter. If you are really concerned, go and seek immigration lawyer's advice.

However I've done the same thing last year, and there wasnt any problem.

In laws visit, the son in law sponsors the visa - It happens all the time mate, what are you nervous about?

The guidance says: E2 We will carry out criminal record checks on all applicants and dependants. You must give details of all unspent and spent criminal convictions. This includes road traffic offences but not fixed penalty notices (such as speeding or parking tickets) unless they were part of a sen...

1. Shall I mention, my wife is pregnant and so my mother in law wants to come for moral support etc. Can not it be reason for deny of visa as they will say, she will kill one care taker person job or so ? I was told by someone it is a bad idea to supply unnecessarily detailed personal information, ...

As long as you are not planning to claim the days you spent in Ireland as qualifying period for settlement, you may be fine.

The guidance note clearly mentions the evidence required for the applicant's knowledge of the English language.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... lement.pdf

kedia246 wrote:I mean can I apply Tier 1 dependent of UK born child from India.

Dependent of UK born child? I think you meant dependent visa for UK born child?

Yes you can, the only difference is the dependent wont be able to re-enter UK without a proper visa.

You have mentioned
11. Savings account statement for 3 months (Funds- more that £2000)

I am not sure savings account (i.e. fixed deposit) balances are accepted as proof of funds, please check that.

I submitted a rent agreement too... it's good to submit it as the visa officer will be assured your spouse has somewhere to stay. They may want to ensure dependents will be adequately housed without the need for applying for council housing.

You may want to see the following to see if they are relevant to your situation:

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/eucit ... ly-permit/

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas ... utside-uk/

What are you trying to apply for?

Hey, thanks.

If you have family in the UK dont forget to sign the petition separately for each member. Number of signatures count.

If your dependents don't have an email address of their own, I believe adding a dot anywhere within your gmail username will make it a unique email address. For example, you can use xyz123@gmail.com or xyz.123@gmail.com or x.yz123@gmail.com as distinct email addresses when you sign the petition, all...

anandpathak wrote:I have signed it but I am wondering why the petettion showing a closing date of today .? I thin It should be atleast 2 weeks in future for other to sign.

This year is 2013, the closing date is 13-May-2014.

I created a petition to the Home office which has been published just now. Please sign it and circulate it to everybody who you know in the UK. We need to draw quite a lot of attention!!! Let us see how actively we can save our own rights. Remember to sign once for each of your dependents, if you ar...

I had filed a freedom of Information request as follows: The Home Office on 25-Feb-13 has published a Written Ministerial Statement for "Charging for Immigration & Nationality Services 2013-14" and available online at http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/publications/about-us/parliamentary-bus...