:cry: I was stopped for driving without Insurance and my court case for this is in May 2013. I already have points on my license and despite seeking legal advice, I am bound to get a fine, more points or even face a driving ban. With this in mind, should I even bother or apply for ILR which is due ...

I have noticed on this forum..Either non of the gurus reply to a post ..but if one does then all the gurus will start poking their noses on the same post.
is it some kind of ego thing goin on this forum. May be one guru should handle one issue ..that ways you can answer all the queries.

Tier 1 started on 17th of june 2008. I was already in the country so no entry dates needed.

http://www.timeanddate.com/date/dateadd.html

subtracting 28 days before 17/06/2013 gives me 20/05/2013

am I right??

Coz of people like you they expect so much of documentation from us which is not even relevant mate. Why not just take the stuff that is only needed. Why on earth people want to be overly nice to these pricks. I dont understand man! Just go by the books man...no need to hand the photocopies and what...

pkumar wrote:How early do one get date for test?
Planning to give test in 1st week of May ... so when should i try booking a slot for test?

you can log on to the system and book it now. The is a calender of availability where you can choose from

I see 2 books in the UKBA website: (1) Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents - 3rd Edition (2) Life in the United Kingdom: Official Study Guide Which one to read? ... NOTE: This is for exam post 25th march ... comon man! it says on the website For tests booked on or after 25th March...

You should begin by reading whats stated in the statement of changes in conjunction with the current T1G ILR immigration rules to understand what the changes are. The following thread may also be informative: http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=805469&highlight=#805469 thanks cs95t...

You should begin by reading whats stated in the statement of changes in conjunction with the current T1G ILR immigration rules to understand what the changes are. The following thread may also be informative: http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=805469&highlight=#805469 Correct me i...

You should begin by reading whats stated in the statement of changes in conjunction with the current T1G ILR immigration rules to understand what the changes are. The following thread may also be informative: http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=805469&highlight=#805469 Correct me i...

I think it was a problem with firefox..works fine on chrome...may be coz of i m using proxy on firefox

can even go to that link..it redirects me to

https://apply.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/ia ... r&error=26

is it only me or someone else is having a problem as well.

https://apply.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk

thats true mianrmm. I thank him as well. It's not easy to work without getting paid.
cheers everyone.

Anyways thanks for your time mate..much appreciated.

Plus if I have the rules in black and white then I am not afraid to question the case worker as well.

Cool this is the answer I was looking from you. You should have typed all this in your first reply. Had to do a lot to get all that out from you lol! take it easy pal.. This is my first response to this topic of yours. Note that, I haven't really stated anything different from what the former respo...

OP, each applicant’s circumstances will be different, so you can never go by what one persons experience has been (or even what many people say). Note that the status of a users profile on this site just indicates how many posts they have made, so bear in mind that you may get equally good/bad/corr...

The rule says what it says. My advice to you or anyone is never invent a history/incident/reason. If you have enough faith in your circumstances, go ahead and apply. Don't wait for people to tell you just the good things..... I appreciate what you are saying. I am just saying your information is co...

The rule says what it says. My advice to you or anyone is never invent a history/incident/reason. If you have enough faith in your circumstances, go ahead and apply. Don't wait for people to tell you just the good things..... I appreciate what you are saying. I am just saying your information is co...

There was no reason. I did my masters from here and wanted a long break. So I just went back to my country. What kind of evidence are you talking about? I have no evidence. Those are your answers. I am not able to answer any further. 17 june 2008 17 june 2009 172 Days absence 17 june 2009 17 june 2...

What are your reasons for absence of 172 days? When did these absences happen? actual dates. Have you worked out what it looks like on yearly windows? Do you have evidence to support your reasons? Until you share these details, you cannot expect others to guess what might or might not happen. 17 ju...

sorry mate but I think you are sending me the link of my own post. It does not give me the answer to whether the proof of 172 days away from uk is still required. I know it says that I dont have to fill the D2 and D3 but then when I read the point in bold it makes me think that my absences were not ...

can you please explain what the line means? So it means that I was out of uk and it was not related to my tier 1 visa? Do you think that I qualify for the ILR then?

I was just reading the rule. I am on Tier 1 General. b) If you have time in the UK as a "not-sponsored" migrant under certain immigration categories - UK ancestry; business person; investor; innovator; writer, composer, or artist; retired person of independent means; Tier 1 (General); HSMP...