@cheshireindian

there is abs no requirement to show any proof for maintenance funds.

For Tier -1 lot applying for ILR - No need to show any maintenance funds for yoruself or for family.

yes, you need to declare whenever & wherever you had fingerprints.

And you will have to do the fingerprints again at the PEO. they will take your current biometrics and ask you to do it again.
You will then recieve the new biometrics card in the post following your approval at PEO

i believe you can apply for naturalisation after completing 12 months on your ILR. You must not have been out of the country for more than 90 days during that qualififying period.

@pal2786 yes, we (i and my wife) applied together. Sushdmehta is correct here, i am pretty sure the payment card must belong to one of the applicants. i would advise you to wait for your card if you are applying on your own. Other option could be that your wife goes to PEO with you on your day of ap...

@usman

ur list looks complete.

How abt the biometric card , if you have one ?

you can also carry any previous UKBA letters issued to you at the time of ur HSMP approval or extensions etc.. Not an absolute requirement, but good to have it there.

You should be fine , good luck

docs submitted were - 1. passport and biometric cards 2. last 12 months payslips & Bank statements for Earnings Proof 3. life in Uk test certificates 4. Homeoffice letters from the past (WP approval , Tier 1 Approval, Tier 1 Extension approval) 5. Master's Degree Certificate 6. Old Payslips , P4...

Hi there I have two questions to complete the form. 1. What date should i write on the application form -q 6.1. I came in the UK as a student in February 2006 and got my work permit on 04/04/2007. I assume I need to put this date and not the date when I came as a student. Can anybody please confirm...

thx

paid by card, its my wife's bank account with barclays..no problems with the transactions.

However, if you don't do larger (atleast >£1000) very often from you account then i would suggest to inform you bank about this transaction prior to your visit to UKBA office.

WP (2 and 1/2 years) + Tier 1 General Have worked with three employers in last 5 years. One Dependent Appointment was for 8:15 We got there at 7:30, entered into the building at 7:30 (doors open at this time) We were out of the building at 10:20. Case worker asked for all the original & photocop...

anyone on this query, please

@ Vasu My case is similar to yours and i am applying for ILR in 3 weeks time. I would think that we would need to show the original Home office letter that we got at the time the work permit was issued. Along with that work permit letter, we could also show the P45 from work permit sponsor employer ...

look guys, i understand your concerns but i am only saying that UKBA seems to be understaffed and they need to make more appointments available to the public. By that i mean , UKBA needs to man up a bit more. For me, i would think that relying on only one appointment is far too risky here especially...

@Nirrik While i fully appreciate your concern regarding multiple bookings. You must understand the fact that the ILR application can be quite a complex process for many of us. Every applicant has its own individual circumstances and it is impossible for some of us to rely on just one appointment esp...

its xmas. they won't work in december :lol: :lol: :lol: :shock: , not a good choice of Emoticon @amir..send an email to homeoffice and request for an approval to apply for ILR before xmas e.g. 23rd or 22nd etc. I know its couple of days earlier than the required condition in your case but you may g...

Since a work permit is a company specific permit issued by the home office. It was your first company's responsbility to let the Homeoffice know when your employment ceased with them. And ideally, your second company should have got your work permit transferred /reassigned over to them OR You should...

No such rule exists.

For ILR on tier 1 basis, Applicant need to obtain the required points on the basis of consecutive 12 months salary (from last 15 months). Simple and straightforward

I would think that you case for ILR is totally on the discretion of the caseworker or in other words, your luck on the application day. Since its marginally over the 90 days period, you may be able to get away with it. But i agree with your approach here - Go with both sets of applications and Be re...

The new appointments are only made available at midnight so, you can grab a slot for a date that is 42 days after today around midnight. Keep refreshing the page and be quick on your keyboard. however, if you want a slot earlier (than 42nd day from today), keep checking the booking page during the d...

@sham111 Sorry to hear about your job..wish you good luck for future..hope u find a new one soon. With regards to your queries - 1. I think you can not include redundancy payment in your previous earnings. Previous earnings points claim for ILR is based on similar pattern as for Tier 1 application. ...

Congratulations 'Failsafe' My case is similar to yours and one thing i would like to know is whether you provided any SOC code letter for the time period that you had spent on Work Permit. I came to UK on student visa and then got a work permit here in Nov 2007..then switched to Tier 1 general in Ma...

congratulations mate. My case is pretty similar to yours and i am going to make the application in a month & a half time. Just to clarify one point here - Did you give them a 'Letter of employment' ? Since you are on Tier 1 and i believe that a letter from the employer is not a requirement ! Ple...

As i understand this super premium service, the total cost for one applicant would be = Normal Premium Application fees + 6000/Number of applicants. So, for two persons (main and one dependent): It will cost me ATLEAST 1200 pounds on the top of the application fees....wwoohooo I dont see a point in ...

Hi there

Where about is your office in London?

We ( I & my wife) are thinking to apply for our ILR on /around 10th OCT.

Anyone else has experience about this service?

Thanks
Vik

yes the above post by 'cs95tdg' is correct

Apologies for my post. I wasn't completely sure either.

Thanks for the clarification

i believe the points that you are calculating should be done on the basis of when you got Tier1 General visa and not on your first HSMP visa.

Perhaps, someone senior can clarify this here.

Also, Is it necessary to have P45s if you have worked for more than 1 employer during the five -year period ?