One key question I have is, does her BRP state something like "Family member of EU / Union Citizen" or likes of that?

Thanks

Dear members, I'd like to sponsor visit of my brother to the UK. I have ILR and been living in the UK for 6 years. The tricky part is that he has no fixed employment / business unfortunately. I know the obvious answer most people would have is that its not going to be possible. But are there ways ar...

Thanks. I missed to mention about another occasion. In March 2017, an enforcement agent from xxxx Council visited at my current address and told me about an outstanding due of £500 for stopping in Yellow Junction on xx/xx/2016. This came to me as a shock because I didn't know about this at all. Afte...

Dear Members - Please can you help? My NCS appointment is on 15th May, next Monday.

Thanks.

What do senior members here think? My assumption was since it was paid within a month and subsequently cancelled as a result, its as if it never existed?

Please can someone suggest on this for me?

Dear members - I've had really great help previously on my immigration applications at various stages for which I'm really grateful to members here. I've got another one for my upcoming naturalisation please. I came to know about a CCJ as a surprise back in November 2016 whilst checking my credit fi...

Hi everyone - Tried looking around the forum but didn't find anybody in similar situation. I'm sponsoring my parents and niece (12 years) to come and visit me and my wife in UK for a month. We are renting with friends so their name if on the AST. We have a vacant room where my parents and niece can ...

Can someone verify above for me please? Also, we have always lived in flatshare / houseshares. Which option should we select in Section 5.1 of Set(O) https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/447863/SET_O__Version_08-15.pdf please? Privately rented by you ? OR Other?

So how long did you give Cohabitation evidences for please? Cheers

Hello everyone - thank you for all your responses previously on this. Since now I am very close to October 2015, I thought to get the situation verified here to see if I am still eligible for ILR after 18th Sept 2015 (I arrived in the UK on 16th Oct 2010 and read it somewhere that one can apply ILR...

Get a letter from employer to certify each period of your absences from UK during the 5 years as either official or annual leaves or paid leaves. Your dependants' absences from UK have no bearing on your (or their own) application for settlement. See also FAQs for ILR - WP/Tier 2/HSMP/Tier 1 - Read...

Am I getting above right gents ?

My wife who would also apply with me and has a qualification from a university which can be found on PBS . However I had to select applying from outside UK (which is not the case) in PBS to be able to go to qualification details section. She is getting 10 points for that qualification. There shouldn...

sushdmehta wrote:No, the answer remains yes.
If your qualification expires

Topman! Thanks sushdmehta

No, the answer remains yes. If your qualification expires Whoa! So I should be covered under below requirement: If you’re applying to settle in the UK, your expired qualification may still be accepted as proof if it was one of the following: * previously accepted by the Home Office in connection wi...

sushdmehta wrote:Yes, you can.

Ah, sorry. Just noticed it says - Test Validity 2 years !

Does it mean the answer becomes no ?

Hi all - what does the first line in the transitional English language courses doc (link below) mean please? https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/431249/Transitional_Approved_secure_English_language_tests.pdf The following is the list of Secure English Language T...

sushdmehta wrote:Looks like you did not read the FAQs properly.
Q3 and Q4.

Thanks for pointing me to the correct place. Appreciate your and others help.

I should be good to apply 19th Sept onwards it means.

Hi all - I have read similar posts discussing 90 days and 28 day rule for ILR, however I couldn't find one where applicant entered in the UK more than 90 days after leave was granted, hence the new post. Leave Granted as Tier 2 ICT - Jan 2010 Entered UK - OCT 2010 (9 months after leave was granted )...

Hi all - I have read similar posts discussing 90 days and 28 day rule for ILR, however I couldn't find one where applicant entered in the UK more than 90 days after leave was granted, hence the new post. Leave Granted as Tier 2 ICT - Jan 2010 Entered UK - OCT 2010 (9 months after leave was granted )...

Can somebody help please?

Get a letter from employer to certify each period of your absences from UK during the 5 years as either official or annual leaves or paid leaves. Your dependants' absences from UK have no bearing on your (or their own) application for settlement. See also FAQs for ILR - WP/Tier 2/HSMP/Tier 1 - Read...

Get a letter from employer to certify each period of your absences from UK during the 5 years as either official or annual leaves or paid leaves. Your dependants' absences from UK have no bearing on your (or their own) application for settlement. See also FAQs for ILR - WP/Tier 2/HSMP/Tier 1 - Read...

Hello everyone - thank you for all your responses previously on this. Since now I am very close to October 2015, I thought to get the situation verified here to see if I am still eligible for ILR after 18th Sept 2015 (I arrived in the UK on 16th Oct 2010 and read it somewhere that one can apply ILR...