Hi, As I posted somewhere else, I guess there are some confusions and inconsistency available in the application forms. According to the guidance published by Home Office and paragraph 2.2(b) of Appendix KoLL, Tier 1 General who already met English language requirements do not need to submit a new q...

I guess there is a kind of inconsistency between the rules and the forms. In Appendix KoLL paragraph 2.2(b) it is mentioned: (b) the applicant- (i ) has limited leave to enter or remain in the UK, and (ii) that leave (or a grant of leave which preceded it provided any periods of leave since have bee...

Dear Amber, Thank you for your help. I have another question as Appendix FM is very confusing: -my friend is working part time for two companies at the same time and for at least last 6 months. His salary is being paid hourly and so it is variable each month. During the last 6 months he received abo...

See 5.6.1 , are you sure a contract of employment is even needed, read the specified evidence required at page 31? Where the person is in salaried employment – the level of gross annual salary will be as at the date of application. This must be evidenced by the latest payslip or the signed contract...

Hi All, One of my friend is going to apply for FLR(M). Her husband is working in the UK as an employee. All payslips and bank statements are fine but the problem is that he has not had an employment contract and now he is going to sign a one with his employer. Thus, is it possible that this contract...

It is already implemented!

vlk wrote:Hi friends today I attended the interview it was about 45 mins just asking more about what u done from starting u came to uk and more details about jobs what u done thins like that
Let's hope all goes good all the best for all

Are you employed or self employed?

I myself sent an email to Chief Inspector and it seems that they made a mistake: Thank you for your enquiry. Our inspection took place earlier this year and the Home Office may have changed their rules relating to Tier 1 applications. Therefore, I am referring you to the Home Office’s current positi...

I asked my adviser about this matter and he sent an email to ILPA which is expert in such matters. It is the response he received from them: This was discussed at the last sub-committee after another member had also spotted this in John Vine’s report. We’re not aware of any such proposals and member...

Is it possible that the guys who were invited to interview explain a bit about their cases: if they are employed or self employed and what documents they submitted?

It seems that only people who are self employed or director of companies received such calls.

There will be many scenarios which we are not aware of. For example, many students choose to rent a home stay before coming to the UK or even before obtaining the visa and it is common and usual procedure among English schools and colleges. By this law it is not possible anymore. Home Office has bee...

That's a good point. It is nice. I have a question and I am confused about this rule. This law requires that the tenant has valid visa or leave at the time of renting or for the whole renting period? For example, if there is only 6 months left of my leave at the time of my tenancy renewal, I cannot...

peppekalle wrote:It appears this thread has gone out of topic hopefully the modswill lock it before it goes any further.

I myself ready to remove all of my unnecessary comments.

great, so we are coming back to initial intention of this post. So in absence of appeal rights, is the applicant still able to pursue judicial review? How is it different from appeal rights in practice (except the cost part as you mentioned)? Thanks, nks Regarding Appeal rights, Tony Blair made val...

. I just found out that you are yourself a migrant who were lucky to come here on old marriage law. If you married couple of years late, you would face extensive problems. So, please dont speak about matters when you dont know anything and be happy about your luck. I replied to you based on assumpt...

The reality is that the UK is burdening and creating a hostile environment for its most economically beneficial migrants (non-EU Tier 1, 2 and students) because they are the only ones it can legally attack due to EU restrictions. It sucks and I'm pretty tired of it. I paid almost 70,000 pounds in t...

Please read it: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/10375358/True-scale-of-European-immigration.html Then, who is eligible for free NHS? I dont care about paying a levy on NHS but my question is that on what basis and on what reasoning this government does not do anything about these lo...

Where do get this information and statistics? There are any many Britons who cannot solve a simple mathematic question. This new world does not need someone who can only speak well. You are so proud of your language and it is the reason your industry is shrinking. In less than 20 years you have to l...

There are some points about it: -They made permanent residency or ILR status as a measure to decide about NHS payments (in their consultation) and they gave many reasons that having ILR status shows that you have contributed enough to the system. My question is that how spouse migrants (in 2 years ...

There are some points about it: -They made permanent residency or ILR status as a measure to decide about NHS payments (in their consultation) and they gave many reasons that having ILR status shows that you have contributed enough to the system. My question is that how spouse migrants (in 2 years r...

Hi, One of my friend has a green card application based on family migration since 2001 and the application is still under process. He wants to apply for F1 visa to study in US. He worries that visa officer will find out about his green card application and will refuse his application based on the fa...

thank you but I saw this link and could not find my answer.

It said that we should inform them and then apply for a new BRP. So we should do both?

Moreover, I did not find the application fee.

Hi All, I have a question: a friend of mine change his name due to marriage and he is in the UK on Tier 1 General and was issued a BRP card. Now, he is confused. Should he both inform the UKBA using change of circumstances form and then apply for a replacement BRP or applying just for BRP replacemen...

Thank you again but what does my point have to do anything with course level????? I am completely aware of the UK education system. The offer was for 4 years which consisted of 1 year Foundation followed by 3 years at bachelor level. Now, after 1st year of study the student finished the foundation a...

Thank you for your reply but I could not find anything more that what said in guidance in that page. Actually, the guidance was copied from this page: An applicant will have an established presence studying in the UK if the applicant has current entry clearance, leave to enter or leave to remain as ...