Sorry but it's not true. When you request UK NARIC for assessment of education qualification for English language, they ask for your original degree, marksheets and medium of instructions letter. All these documents are saved on their system. The key for UKVI is UK NARIC Certificate number, your dat...
Hi All, I have been recently confused by one of my friend that even though he is on Tier-1 General visa and going for extension in Jan 2015. So far all his initial application and extension was approved and he got 10 points for English as his education qualification is recognized by UK NARIC and app...
1. Yes, you have to use same form and same set of documents.
2. Make sure your balance reflect 2 dependents not one.
3. Write NA. These forms are not computer scanned so you can write NA (Born in UK)
1) You can go for ILR just 28 days before your five year period is complete. 2) You can always extend your tier-1 before its expiry. 3) The visa will be issued from the date of approval for 2 years. 4) Your wife has to extend her visa when it expires. you can go for separate application and you can ...
You can submit xerox of your passport and can send them letter along with receipt that you have submitted your passport for renewal. You can also write that you will send your passport as soon as you receive it. These days visa's are not stamped to passport but given as biometric card.
No. You can get a letter from your employer that you are away from country because of work commitments. If you company is based in uk, you are earning in UK and taxes are paid in UK then you are fine and there won't be a problem.
but your application is considered under the rule it was applied. For example if you apply your visa under a rule but rules changed during your application, but you will considered under the rules it was applied.
Here you go. I have been able to find out the rule. Travel date is not an issue, its the visa date applied on You can only extend your ‘family of a settled person visa’ in this route if you: applied as a partner before 9 July 2012 are not eligible to settle have kept to the terms of your visa https:...
Hi jomaps, I have guessed the reasons. He has to go back because for one we have his appeal hearing in July and would not jeopardise that ( if I look from UKBA prospective, why he need to be here when his appeal hearing is in july. He can wait some time) two - my discretionary leave to remain expire...
sorry but I have to be very honest in my opinion. First of all, you have to find out the reason for first rejection. All subsequent applications will have a tag attached that it was rejected earlier because of a certain reason. Now, you have to prove that he has sufficient reason to go back. Why he ...
Think logically. If she is outside UK and her tier 1 is expired, it will be a new application not an extension. You can only extend if your current visa status is intact or alive. secondly, extension only happens inside a country. Outside a country is a new application.
Earlier the rule was 180 in 5 years which has now been changed to 180 days in 12 calendar year. I am working outside UK for last 4 months and have my ILR in Jan/15 but because I am working for UK company, earning here and paying taxes here and have a letter from my employer that I was away on second...
Main Applicant 1) Completed form 2) 2 photographs 3) Pay slips 4) Dividend vouchers 5) Personal bank statements* 6) Business bank statements* 7) Remittance invoices* 8) Letter from Accountant* 9) Letter from previous employer* (6 months worked as employee and later as Director) 10) Company registrat...
Hi I would be saying No. The rule is very crystal clear that you have to be in country for 5 years (absence for holidays and work are excluded). Your first entry in this country was on 05.03.2011. The 5 year period will complete on 05.04.2016. If your leave is expiring on 28.01.16 then you have to f...
You have to apply for their FLR, its called further leave to remain. As they have entered the country after July 2012 when the rule changed from 2years to 5 years.
