mulderpf wrote:Only income from the 12 months before application date should be considered.

Is it not 12 consecutive months within the 15 months before application date...

isha123 wrote:Hi all,

I am wondering does anyone know when is Tier 1 visa applications likely to get opened again..I read some time in summer but have no clue..Any information will be highly appreciated thanks..

Summer 2028, ie. probably never, or in another form

Just to clarify, that does not always happen and it is perfectly acceptable for a visa to be issued from the date the decision made rather than expiry. The rule is very clear atleast in Croydon now: 1) Apply within 2 months of expiry - visa from date of expiry 2) before 2 months - visa from the dat...

for your second question, as long as you infant does not leave the country they dont need a visa. Just include them in your extension application.

here is an example which will make it clearer for you Say you work for 6 months (say Jan 2011 - Jun 2011) and then be unemployed for 6 months(Jul 2011 to Dec 2011) before your extension. Yes you can do this. But only if the time you worked meets the income criteria ie. the period Jan 2011 to Jun 201...

My tier-1 extension application has been refused on grounds of insufficient funds for a couple of days in January. Further the letter says that under Section 82 of national immigration and asylum act, I am not entitled to appeal where an applicant still has leave to enter or remain in country. Are ...

one thing i just never understand and i see this time and time again and that is people applying for Tier 1 seem to ALWAYS apply with the absolute minimum requirement. what i mean is that if they need 90 days maintenance requirement of £800 people submit 90 or 91 days with £801 in their accounts. ...

why didn't you pay the full tuition fees? seems if you had just paid the fees you would not be in this mess??

Hi Everybody, I am starting this thread to collect and share information on buying property and getting loans in Uk. To begin with, I am posing some questions which the members can answer and will be a good start. 1) Getting married and finally decided to move out of my uncle's place. During the ho...

I agree with sushdmehta. When your solicitor acted on your behalf, he would have still have got you to sign the application form, when you signed the forms, this meant you had read through all the material submitted and agreed the facts and figures submitted in the application were the truth. I gues...

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/while ... blicfunds/

I believe it is NOT a benefit, a council tax benefit would be when they pay your entire council tax bill(nice hey?)

if you have ignored whatever anyone has said and read the POLICY GUIDANCE on the UKBA website you would not have a problem. It clearly states what evidence of funds you need to show when been in the UK for less than 12 months or more than 12 months. Forget what people are saying just follow the POLI...

As long as you meet the income criteria ie. any 12 consecutive months in the last 15 months, then you are alright. So if you meet the income criteria with just 2 months income say 12 months ago, then you are still alright. You dont need to be in a job at time of application, just meet the criteria t...

epemolu wrote:To be precise, it shows 6 weeks in advance and not more.

actually its current week + 8 weeks and NOT more

does the online booking system always only show 2 months in advance for booking appointments?

Is it possible to book beyond 2 months?

The caseworkers should consider the gross dividend paid to the applicant. Where a breakdown of the dividend payments is given on the pay advice, the gross dividend is the net dividend payment plus the tax credit stated. Check out this previous earnings document http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/site...

Hi, I was following this forum for a long time. Recently one email from my immigration lawyer on my extension made me nervous about the recent change taking place after 6th April. I found many posts where its suggests that there will be no change of rule for extension of Tier 1 G category applied t...

Well i hope no one replies to you!! Well, while I believe that we all should abide by laws no matter how good or bad a particular law is, all those arbitrary travel/migration restrictions (based on the notion of "nationality" or whatever) that exist today are something that belong somewhe...

hey guyz this iz raj from india , i have been rejected for uk visa and a ban of ten years is imposed on me. :( and untill 2020 my visa applications will be automatically rejected since i had submitted false degree certificates.so on basis of deception they banned me for 10 years .. now my question ...

A statement of changes to the Immigration Rules will be published on this website on 31 March. Statement of changes to immigration rules is published close to the date of implementation (of changes). So expect the changes to come into effect pretty soon ....if not on 06-Apr-11. Its all about gettin...

Did the proposed visa fees increase from 6th April get approved by Parliament. Dependent visas appeared to have doubled from £250 to £500, main applicant from £850 to £1000?

I find this a ridiculous increase for people doing extensions after 6th April 2011, but has it been passed?

How soon or late can I apply for my Tier1 extension? My T1 runs out on 9th June 2011. I am planning a vacation from 7th May to 24th May. Shall I apply in April waiting in anxiety for my passport to return? Or shall I apply after my vacations? I hope I don't have to apply 5 weeks earlier as a rule? ...

Dear Members I am on tier one general & I have recently made redundant. I know i can not claim benefits (Public Funds) as it is written on my visa that no resourse to public funds. But when I look on the ukba web page they say certain type of benefits are not considered as public funds. Does th...

withdraw your application and reapply before 6th april or suffer the wrath of your wife and the in-laws!!

you have a choice but no REAL choice, withdraw application

you must be working for Barclays bank, they handing out big bonuses