yep, congratulations and enjoy the freedom!
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hi , no i was alone there actually have you received your biometric card yet ??[/quote]

Yes , i recived it today as well congrats to us [/quote]

ok cool. yes received BRP just today in the afternoon. that was quick! did you receive your's?
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hi , no i was alone there actually have you received your biometric card yet ??

hi ya,

Congratulations to you..Were you with your family by any chance?
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hi , i was there as well in the same day and i was granted ILR i loved the experience and i completely agree with you about the solicitors

thanks.. I mentioned reasons like - 'Visting Family', 'Writing Exams', 'Visiting family member who was ill' etc.. I think you should be fine. 160 days is less than 6 months any way. If your employer gives you a letter then take it, otherwise dont worry much. Regards, ---------------------- Congrars....

Hi All, Just to let you know I was granted ILR yesterday @ Solihull PEO. I was under the Tier 1 (General) 5 year route. Big thanks to all the experts and other members in this forum who shared their invaluable experience and thoughts. I keep telling my friends and relatives to ditch the so called ‘s...

hi the_seeker, As long as your dependents have a valid visa, the immigration officer will have to let them enter the UK. Dont always trust the solicitors. Most of them are there to make quick bucks and give you duff information. Search the forum and there are numerous cases where child born in UK is...

hi mzuroojkhan, Firstly, sorry to hear about the rejection. I am not sure about to proceed in your case. But it is obvious that the solicitor gave you duff information i.e. mislead you which resulted in the visas being declined. In my opinion you must express your dissatisfaction ASAP in writing to ...

thanks dk2011
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Is there any thing else I need to do?--Keep the proof of payment with you as well as the above letter which explains your situation and produce it to CW only if it is questioned . In my opinion you will be fine.

Many thanks shaggy80
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There is a shopping center (touchwood) right next to PEO building. There are two car parks within the center - john lewis car park and touchwood car park
Search in 'touchwood parking' and you should see rates etc

Hi all, With reference to my below query, I asked my second employer to put me on the right code. I also called up HMRC and explained to them situation about incorrect tax code. They sent me assessment form asking to pay the under tax payment for FY 2012-2013, which I will be doing shortly. I have a...

hi shaggy80, Firstly, congratulations for your ILR. I have appointment @ Solihull on 16/09. Did you apply for your childs ILR or you going for an MN1 application? Also, is there any parking facility there? thanks and Regards, ------------------------------- My + 2 dependents ILR was approved today a...

thanks mytier123
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No, my son was born in India. In my case, yes, he needs ILR. I'm not sure about the children born in UK. Would let someone who are more informed answer your queries.

hi moh1021, Which PEO centre did you go to? Regards, -------------------- I have been asked to produce 5 official sources of documents addressed BOTH parties either jointly or seperately over the counter of PEO. They ask me to produce more docs within 14 days. Though I have only produced 2 years of ...

hi nikhil08, Firsty, congratulations for your ILR. Quick question - was your child born in the UK? If yes, From what I understand from below we don't need need to apply for child's ILR.. http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=896113#896113 Thanks -------------------- Thank you everyone who...

hi mytier123, Firsty, congratulations for your ILR. Quick question - was your child born in the UK? If yes, From what I understand from below we don't need need to apply for child's ILR.. http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=896113#896113 Thanks ------------------------ When I first star...

Great, thanks Vinny!
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It doesn't require any response when an ILE/ILR has not been issued. Moreover, as explained above, the UK-born child's ILR is not required.[/quote]

Hi Vinny, Bellow is what is written on MN1 form.. Many thanks Section 1: Personal Information ----- Point 1.3 ----- Please say if and when the child was given Indefinite Leave to enter / remain in the UK. If the child’s parent is an EEA national, a Swiss national or family member of an EEA or Swiss ...

Many thanks sushdmehta and I do apologise for the multiple posts.. ------------------ 1. Don't make duplicate posts in different topics. 2. Read 1.3 again "carefully". You will note an "if". 3. To the Luton council, show them the UK birth certificate of the child and tell them th...

hi kmore97, I am exactly in the same boat at yours. I will be applying for my and wife's ILR next mth and plan to leave out the child and then apply for child's MN1 registeration once we get ILR. But I was looking at MN1 form and it asks for child's ILR date. Please share your experience. Thanks a t...

Sorry guys to bother you again. I was looking at the MN1 application form and under Section 1 PERSONAL INFORMATION -> Point 1.3 -> It asks for the date child was granted ILR. Does that mean it is now compulsory for the child to have an ILR before s/he applies for naturalisation? Also looking at this...

Great, thanks!!

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You would need to register the child on form mn1 before applying for their passport. Some people may want to travel straight away so they apply for child's ilr or the child may not have been born in the UK.[/quote]

Many thanks D4109125 (Guru) and sushdmehta, So that means I don't include my child in the ILR application and as soon as the ILR BRP comes through I apply for my child's British Passport? Is this correct? So I wonder why others include their UK born child in ILR applications as dependents? thank you...

Hi all, Please can you guys help me with a query. I have booked a PEO appointment at Solihull PEO @ 16/09 and will be applying with 2 dependents (spouse and 3 year old child) - under Tier 1 General visa. My question is: Is there a need to apply for my 3 year old's ILR? Someone told me I dont need to...

thanks Ramana66
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@ leicester_boy -No, police registration is not required in my case.[/quote]

thanks Subbarao
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Not everyone required for the police registration. i guess the following link suggests about which national people should register.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/polic ... ecb/ecb16/

please also confirm with others.[/quote]