A DRO is registered with the insolvency service and recorded on a public searchable register. This is one of the checks done by ukvi when you apply for citizenship Unsure if your dates are correct, but no one could possibly tell you what the requirements and potential changes will be for either ILR...

I can only comment on citizenship - ILR is immigration and there may be different requirements. In terms of being in debt as such doesn't disqualify you from naturalisation, even defaulting and CCJs are not an issue as long as you comply with the repayment arrangements and other agreements you have...

Hello All, I have recently received visa based on 7 years child route (my children private life). My previous ILR was refused in 2017 after which were on Section 17 Children Act 1989 support until Dec 2022. I have HMRC and some bank loan debt. I became defaulter by bank in 2019 and credit history sh...

Hi mk-engr,

Could you please share the timeline of process. It would be great help for other members.

Thank you

Dear sm12,

I have just checked that amended return is way below my income requirement.

I would greatly appreciate feedback from all senior members.

Regards,

Dear sm12,

Great help and solid points. Thanks for your comments buddy.

Sincerely,

Hi everyone, First of all thank you for your feedback. In my case I had two amendments. The first amendment was done mistankly by the accountant for which I was totally unware. Accountant wrote on letter for UKVI it was done by staff member mistakenly. I came to notice this in 2016 before my ILR app...

I can understand UKVI don't want to grant visa even on a very minor peace of doubt. I would like to have your arguments in reply to win my case pls

Dear members, My ILR app has been refused. The reasons were: 1. Declaration of wrong self assessment for 2010-11 at time of initial Tier 1 General app in 2011. 2. Spent more than 90 days (126) days outside tge UK On my questionnaire I received from UKVI I had attached the updated SA302 (tax calculat...

Dear D410912

Thanks v much. I will read all the information on the link you have provided, if there is anything that is unclear I would come back fir clarification

Regards

Hi everybody,

Could anybody please help me what documents do I need to show for my 1 year old daughter in Pakistan who I want to bring as my Tier 1 General dependant along with my wife??

Many thanks

I am planning for my wife and 1 year old daughter visa in Aug 2013 Can anybody tell me about the visa fee in Pakistan for each dependant and maintainance requirement for them? How long the maintainance funds period should comprise of (90days??). How long the bank statement would be valid for after t...

Hi cs95tdg,

You are abs right. Thanks again for your kind reply.

Thanks

Dear cs95tdg, The member confused_skilled_migrant has made me confused too :roll:. Now I have again checked on UKBA website and it says: During the continuous residence period, you cannot be outside the UK for more than 180 days in any 12 consecutive months. The absences must be for a reason that re...

Hi all,

This is a very tricky paragraph by UKBA. 180 days, I am still not sure, is it 180 days in whole 5 years or 180 days in a consecutive 12 months period.

Would anybody explain this to me?

Regards

Hi cs95tdg Guru,

I have got your point now. Now I understand what does that mean.

Thanks very much.

Dear cs95tdg (Guru) As per my understanding it does not mention total no of absentees. It says about maximum no of days allowed are 180 in a single year. So, if somebody lives outside UK for more than 180 days then his/her one year will not be counted towards the 5 years period for ILR. Am I correct...

Hi uksettlement,

Thanks for your feedback. This is waht I am confused too. Could anyone else please through some light on this?

Regards

Hi Members, I would like to request seniors members to please let me know how many days a Tier 1 General visa holder is allowed to be outside the UK in 5 years period for the application of ILR. I have also came to know that now in a single trip Tier 1 holder can stay away for 6 months (180 days). D...

Dear cs95tdg,

Thanks for referring me to such an information link.

Kind regards,

Dear mulderpf,

Thanks for passing your valuable information onto me.

Stya well blessed. I am very getting very hopeful now.

Regards,

Dear kiranchinnu,

Thanks v much for your reply. This is a great news for me then.

Would appreciate the maximum information I can get from other seniors too.

Thanks

Hi Manka10,

Thanks very much for your kind information. I will go and see NHS if they can help me.

Thanks.

Hi again,

Anyone please reply. Any help pls.

Thanks

Hi, Firstly, I would greatly appreciate this forum admin and the senior members for such an excellent free immigration advice service available. Actually, I had returned back to my country last year where I stayed for about 110 days (more than 90 days), which I know have effect on ILR application. I...