Congratulation . i thing i am confused what you mean by the following. ILR issue date 30/07/2012 and valid for 10 years. If one does not naturalise by then you must get the card renewed like a passport. Does not mean you pay the ILR fee again. congratulation buddy on your ILR.I am also confuse. Is ...
thank you so much Greenie. Since few days last week,and today, i have been ringing those solicitors. At first my aims was just to ask their service to sort my visas and my dependants because all expire by 17th june, and if i send mine now, it wouldnt have time to arrive for dependant to send in thei...
hello i am applying for ILR under 10years stay. My current visa is PSW. My dependant are my husband whose married to me and been in UK for 7 years, and my daughter, 7 yo -UK born. Our visas will expire on the 17th of june 2012. I rang few solicitors which gave me advice differently from UKBA custome...
1. Probably okay . 2. Probably okay . 3. Probably okay too . when u say 'probably' what do u actually mean? do u think i can just post without solicitor? so are u suggesting in an envelope i included set(O) for myself and flr(m) for hubby? (like what a guru above suggested)wouldnt this be any compl...
In my knowledge, i could apply for ILR in PEO, Probably no . WE are not confident to post as of the gaps. When i know that we are no more allowed to go to PEO, i panic. Our gaps are : from 31 Mrch 2006 - 3 May 2006 from 30 September - 17 October 2006 31 Jan 2008 - 23 Jun 2008 What happened during t...
hello vinny thanks for the clarification. I will no need to worry of her situation on focus on mine and hubby's. let me explain to you my situation. My current worries now is the limited time to apply visa for my husband as my dependant that is due end of June 2012. I am currently under PSW, and wou...
Hey askyara, Even I was thinking all this while to apply it at PEO. It's a shame that they have stopped catering long residency ILR same day service. I am due for it in may and what I see from here that it will take easily 4 months to get back our passports. Very disappointing! I thought all this w...
Oh My GOD, for instance, i loose my head, because i didnt know about this. Is this a new rule? as all of my friend from years and years obtained their ILR in PEO, and i thought i could be doing the same. all o my friend is exactly the same case as me. :( Dear GOD, thanks to greenie,for actually ment...
yes well understood, thanks :) Its just certain people, that i've read in the forum been granted ILR with the whole family. I guess they are holding, work permit visas or HSM visa. Oh..but i have read a lot of cases in this forum that apply at PEO with 10 years long residency has succeed. And my fr...
Dear All, I would really appreciate if someone could guide me with 10 year long residency application. I qualify for 10 year ILR next month, and am thinking to make an application myself as the solicitors are quite expensive. I have spend 520 days outside no more than 6 months in one go and all my ...
Hello all, just an update, one of my friend today received his ilr based on 10 years, he sent his documents on 25th of January 2012 and ilr was issued on 20th march and today he got all his documents back. i wish you all best of luck. take care hello woolies... can you or anybody here pleaseeee tel...
Got ilr approval today at glasgow, no issue at all, went in at 9 and come out at 11 More detail to follow, does snyone know how long it takes to get brp at home does it really takes 7days to receive or longer?thanks. congrates ra_one, can i just asked, what kind of visa you are holding before you g...
oh dear, why is some people manage to get in this forum:(, even my friend,who got her last december, and she has th same criteria is me.She got hers in Sheffield PEO
yes well understood, thanks :) Its just certain people, that i've read in the forum been granted ILR with the whole family. I guess they are holding, work permit visas or HSM visa. Oh..but i have read a lot of cases in this forum that apply at PEO with 10 years long residency has succeed. And my fri...
i guess its so confusing when some people changes their visa status to ILR together the whole family, eventhough the wife/ or husband has just come to the country 2-3 years.
probably they are holding different visa than i am?
thank you so much for clearing the confusion. Therefore,i understand now, that my husband needs to fill in FLR(M) and after grandted, can instantly apply for ILR with set (M). (correct me again if i am wrong) with this cleared, is it risky for me to book apt at PEO, for my ILR and hubby's FLR(M) on ...
thank lucapooka :) my last question (hopefully): why is it that i read in this website, that some dependant has been granted ILR the same time as the main application? Although the dependant has only been in UK for two years? In my case, if i book the appointment at PEO for my ILR and also for my hu...
thank you for the fast reply, but because some people says because he is more than 5 years, then he can apply ILR together with me, thats why i am quite confuse. If i can just clear myself with yr explanation above : 1. Once my ILR been granted, he will immediately apply his ILR dependant visa using...
hi i have similar situation. I am under PSW visa, and will be applying my indefinite leave to remain under 10 years stay. My husband comes to UK in 2005. My daughter was born here in 2005. My husband and my daughter hold dependant visa and their visa will expires end of June 2012. I am aware of my d...
Hello Could anybody advice me on the matter please. I am currently waiting for my SAR. It is already passed 40days a week ago. I have booked for my ILR interview at PEO Sheffield, next two days (thursday). They have taken £10 from my acct. And have received acknowledgement later 2 months ago. I have...
thank you for the reply:) i have read the rules before, but i am so confuse with all the terms. But when you point it out, i think i begin to understand it. therefore, after his visas as dependant expires in June he has to fill in FLR(M), and after 2 years, he can then apply for ILR? Is that true? w...
thanks mate!