Hi Mate, As long as they are stamped and signed , it should be fine. I recently got my Tier-1 visa taking duplicate bank statements from the bank on Bank paper with no address details on it. It was also not signed and stamped in my case as it was on the official stationery they took the print out fr...
Hi, I received my Tier-1 extension approval along with BRPs yesterday for me and two of my dependants (wife+kid). I have updated the sticky thread as well. I still want to update here because I have seen many people requesting the procedure for getting extensions/initial visas to the newborns in the...
I dont think this will block your ILR. Please follow the previous suggestion of getting your CRB check done and mention about this fine on your application.
when did you apply for your tier2 extension? BTW ...solicitors have lots of appointments to get you a quick service for ILR if you can get the passport within these 2 weeks but a bit costly.
My friend's wife's application was rejected who was in somewhat similar situation as yours. He was on Tier-2 ICT and though she proved that she has employment in India they rejected saying that since husband has tier-2 ICT they did not find a valid reason to issue a visitor visa for the dependant.
There would be no sticker in the passport. You will receive the Biometric Residence permit which is a replacement for visa sticker. Please wait for a couple of days.
I would suggest it a different way. Get your baby's Indian passport done and do not get the visa done . After you and your wife have your ILR, you can then directly apply for british passport for your kid. Two advantages here. 1) You are safe for any urgent requirement for travel to India. 2)If you ...
You would not be impacted with the new rules. With regards to extension, I suggest you go 2 months ahead only as it is now taking about 3 months to process an application based on the feedback seen here any my personal experience where I am going for bio-metrics tomorrow whereas I applied on may 5th.
One funny thing is that the UKBA website says they are considering applications who have attended biometrics on or before 9th May but your result has now come out much earlier .
Good atleast it proves that sometimes processing can be much quicker than what they say.
I dont think that should be an issue because your approval letter states what you have claimed for and what they have granted for. Be releived my friend, I am sure and pray that all will be fine with your application
Yes, because you would be awarded the same points the next time during your externsion as well. so better get it corrected as you will lose 10 important points.
Go to the link bellow and will get the answer, it for those who came here(or the extensions) after April’2011. http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=79834 Hi thanks for posting the links, however they don’t have anything to say who will be affected everyone or the ones which came on ...
going by the link it says so.. but this is a proposal only.. if there are majority says that it should be applicable to all(which for sure will not be the case) then we are in a soup. Good catch though!!
Hi, I have recently applied for an extension with the same situation as yours, Though I am awaiting a decision . Please leave them blank and put more details in the box containing immigration status. I have contacted the UKBA customer support and they advised to leave them blank and attach a coverin...
points on license do not affect your ILR The requirement for settlement, in context, is that the applicant must be free from " unspent conviction(s) ". Hi Sush, I have been searching hard but could not find a correct and straight forward definition for an unspent conviction.Can you please...
