Hi Jah, You dont need to include your child in the application form at all if she was born in the UK and has never been outside the country. You can register her as a British citizen as soon as you get settled. Refer to the following link http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/britishcitizenship/eligibil...
Hi, I havent kept up with the changes since we got our case sorted. But I believe that as long as the requisite amount of income is shown within a 12 month period you dont need to show income for each month. Obviously the other rules will apply. As in the earnings should be from a consecutive 12 mon...
Arif - I did not use a letter from the employer. I made an excel sheet with dates for all payments received as salary, dates received, and amounts. I submitted this along with the bank statements. I did highlight all payments with a marker on the photocopies of the statements but she did not need th...
You can still show the gross amount as is it is mentioned on your payslip and comes within the allowed forms of income. Since you are getting paid Holiday Pay I assume you are working PAYE so all amounts listed on your payslip cna be considered.
Someone from my office applied and it took 3 days for a visitor's visa to get approved. They did however have to spend half a day standing in various lines to get the forms submitted though.
People with a long term visa are still required to apply for an entry visa however this is free. There are no visa charges. Check out point 15 on page 4 of the following link http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Visa%20Waiver%20Programme%20Information%20Note%20March%202012.pdf/Files/Visa%20Waiver%20Progra...
Hi, Do not bind / punch or staple the application. I would suggest you use paper clips or else use a set of folders for the documents Lookup the point scoring requirements in Appendix A http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/policyandlaw/immigrationlaw/immigrationrules/appendixa/ If you are using a short...
LOL I can imagine, the process freaked us out as well to be honest. But after reading through the posts on this forum I relaxed a bit. The seniors provide pretty accurate information and its not as bad as you think. I applied with my Wife as the main applicant and me the dependent. She applied under...
Sushdmehta: The cw offered us the options of withdrawing or deferring the application. I asked about sending the application through the post but she advised against it as if we withdrew the application we would not get a refund of the fees we had already paid. She said we could withdraw my applicat...
Also I need one more information, I had got job offer elsewhere, how to convince them that I have applied for ILR . Hope there will be no problem , will they agree? Any suggesstions please You should get a certificate of application from UKBA. You can submit this along with a copy of your visa to t...
Hi, I applied as a Tier 1 G dependent of my wife when she submitted her application for ILR on the 16 April 2012. My visa was issued 0n 13 March 2010 and I entered on the 5 May 2010. The CW said that the 28 day rule does not apply to dependants and said she cannot grant ILR. They offered to hold the...
Technically if you have a visa allowing residency in the UK you are able to apply on arrival in Turkey. However my brother in law faced issues last year when they travelled via Sabiha airport. If you enter via Ataturk International, immigration there is no issue.
I believe Vinaya is right in what he says. As per the guidelines in Appendix A for earning assessment you can include allowances made by an employer as long as they are included on your payslip. I do not know much about the BIK taxation and its implication. But from the text on the UKBA site they wo...
Hi All, Our case was not considered on the 16th when we applied at the PEO. CW said that I as a dependant have to complete 24 months in the UK and cannot use the 28 day rule, only the main applicant, my wife, could. Were given the option of withdrawing my case and applying only for her, but would no...
I applied as my wife's dependant on the 16th April for ILR. The CW put our applications on hold as I had not completed the 2 year period and said that the 28 day rule would not apply to dependants. It only applies for the main applicant. I entered the UK on the 5th May 2010 and they said they would ...
Zeevirgo, Seems you are right. We applied on the 16th but our application was deferred till the 5th when i complete 2 years. The CW said that my wife's application could be considered but I would have to withdraw mine and would not get a refund. They offered to put both applications on hold till the...
So basically she can apply at the same time as she qualifies? I am asking as I am applying as my wife's dependant and am applying at Croydon on Monday. I complete 2 years on the 5th May, but am within the 28 day rule.
Greenie wrote:
that wouldn't work because the dependent has to apply at the same time as the main applicant in order to be granted ilr as a PBS dependent.
If she applies on the 11th May she is applying less than 28 days before completing her 2 year period. Why wont she qualify?
