The English test my wife did was ESOL B1 Entry Level 3 (Speaking and Listening). Anyway what you are saying is basically a refund is highly unlikely. I just feel so gutted to have lost £800 of my hard earned money.
Me and my wife received a late (3 months) decision on my ILR application which I made in person at PEO croyden. The reason I was told on the day was that they wanted to verify my wife's english language certificate and they said they will do it the next day but took 3 months. Can I claim the £800 I ...
hi sorry to hear that. just wanted to say we've barely escaped that scenario. my wife had esol entry level 3 certificates from a local college. towards the end, the caseworker came by and said he wanted to talk with my wife and asked some trivia like where she got the certificate, how long the cour...
I have been in the Uk on Tier 1(General) for over 5 years and have been in full time employment with a single company for the whole period. My wife has been here as well for the whole period on a dependant visa. I applied for ILR for myself and my wife in mid JUNE 2014 using the "PREMIUM SERVIC...
I am going to register my 3 children soon on MN1 after getting an ILR. I have read about discounted fees in a number of threads but can't find it anywhere on the official documents. Has the discount been taken off recently? If not could someone please point me to the correct place to look in for dis...
I have completed 5 yrs on Tier 1 (General) and am applying for myself and wife (dependant) at PEO for ILR. During the 5 yr period I have been employed full time by a single employer and have had absences from work using my allowed annual holidays and have traveled abroad 3 times using my annual holi...
I am on Tier 1 General and my wife has a Dependant visa. I am going to apply for my new born son's visa soon but have realised that my account balance went below the £900 threshold for maintenance funds yesterday however my wife has had funds above £900 for last 3 months. Can I use my wife's account...
Just to make sure I am giving the correct info here. I saw DLR in other posts and assume it means Definite Leave to Remain as opposed to ILR. If not then I am sorry for my mis-understanding and by: I currently have a DLR until Oct 2014. I mean I have a Tier 1 extention (2 yrs) valid until Oct 2014.
I need advice given my situation as follows: • I came to the UK in Feb 2004 on a student visa. • I finished my studies (MSc) in Nov 2007 and in Apr 2008 I switched to International Graduate Scheme (1 yr). I soon got a good job offer and started working full time. • In Mar 2008, I switched to Tier 1 ...
Ok thanks alot. By reading the policy guidelines, it confused me and I thought if I would have to maintain funds for all of us even though I am only applying for my son's visa.
Thank you very much push. I have just one more confusion and I would be grateful if you could clear that for me. As me, my wife and my son are all currently in the UK, do I only need the funds for my son's maintenance before I apply his visa only ?
I am currently in a situation where I discovered quite late about the requirement of maintenance funds to maintain before I can apply a visa for my son who was born here in the UK. We now have travelling plans in October but I have not maintained the required funds for the 3 of us so far. But I came...
I am a Tier 1 (General) visa holder. I have a 10 months old baby (who was born here in the UK). So far we didn't have any travel plans so I haven't applied for his visa. Now that we are planning to travel abroad in October I need to know a few things and I am sure I will get the right answers here. ...
