I am applying for ILR SET(O) Tier 1 General 5 year route. Do I need to pay NHS surcharge ?
Did go through previous posts. but confused.

Any info on this please ?

Section 12 has this question. For the period before you were granted leave as a Tier 1 (General) migrant, documents showing that you met the relevant requirements of the immigration rules. What docs need to be enclosed ? Does entry clearance visa stamp on passport do ? Note that it mentions "fo...

Following.. desperately

Guys, bit confused. so what's the requirement here ? I am applying for ILR degree from Indian university taught in english but not explicitly mentioned so on the degree certificate. However the same degree certificate was used for entry clearance and also the extensions until now. So for ILR do I ne...

If degree is from a non-UK uni , do we need to certificate from the uni explicitly mentioning degree was taught in English ?

I was booking an appointment for ILR application premium service. On the gov.uk website it is mentioned "If you’re applying for settlement, your premium service appointment must be: At least 48 hours after your Life In The UK test Within 28 days of you completing your qualifying period" I ...

I was looking at the English Language Assessment certificate provided by NARIC The template looks as below: NARIC Reference Number: 3000002972 Xxx Xxx Dear Mr XXX, Thank you for your recent enquiry. Further to this, I am now able to confirm the following: In addition to this English Language Assessm...

Read the English language requirement section in the application form it is clearly mentioned. Even though you degree certificate is in english, it should be mentioned in the certificate that the course was taught in english. If not, you need to produce a letter from univesity mentioning the same. I...

I take Parking fine is not considered a conviction and should not be an issue for ILR. Am I correct ?

Which of these do I need to take

One B1 for ILR which is GESE Grade 5 (skills: speaking listening) and second B1 for Tier1 G which is ISE I (skills read write speak listen).

Just now watched a video of the B1 GCSE test. 150GBP for 10 min test is a rip off. Daylight robbery.

Among B1 B2 C1 C2 which one is the easiest ? What is the difference between these levels ? On the Trinity college website I see there are two B1 exams listed. One B1 for ILR which is GESE Grade 5 (skills: speaking listening) and second B1 for Tier1 G which is ISE I (skills read write speak listen)....

Among B1 B2 C1 C2 which one is the easiest ? What is the difference between these levels ?

With regard to degree taught in english, which I have already proved during previous extensions. But the gov.uk https://www.gov.uk/english-language/degrees-in-english mentions the below: "If your degree isn’t from a UK university, you’ll need your original degree certificate and one of the foll...

Hi,

Do earnings after selling the stocks offered by an employer (for permanent employee) count towards the earnings calculations for ILR ?

In my case, both are same.

Hi,

Can I draw additional dividends from the profits of previous financial year and consider it as earnings from current financial year(along with dividends of current year) to meet the points on earnings criteria ?

I can answer this. Absolutely not since they are not 100% for the benefit of the business, there is personal advantage in it. Don't try it on either with HMRC or you'll end up in a tax mess like so many others lately now they've started checking rigorously. Looking at the reference provided by noaj...

Can visa fees be considered as expense and hence deducted from gross income ?

sushdmehta wrote:Extension??
For leave to remain as a Tier 1 (General) migrant?

Sorry, I meant ILR

Hi, My 12 months earnings period is Oct 14 to Sep 15 ( Ltd company). Last year, for the month of Sept 2014, I got paid bit late, as the invoice request was raised in Oct 2014 (invoices are dated Oct 2014). So the earnings in the month of Oct 2014 are double compared to other months (due to late invo...

Completed the BRP. At the post office they did not ask for any id. Just the letter was enough.

A UK (or EU, though I am not certain of the latter) driving license should be sufficient. Don't have any UK ids.. thats the problem. Anyways will head to the postoffice with Indian id , if they accept fine otherwise will have to ring home office. Just wanted to check if anyone else here were in the...

sushdmehta wrote:No.

Sushdmehta, what about the earnings requirement ? Do the applicant show the earning. Aren't the points calculated again during ILR ?