vinny thank you for your links very useful. I guess we will book a day service and hope we can achieve more by having face to face conversation. We will take SET (O) guidance of 28 days as a base...They should not have overlapped his 1st 3 year visa by these 13 days but started next 3 years form the...
Hello Casa, thank you for your reply. Did you come across similar cases? The issue is I called HO and was told the latter, ie to apply for FLR (O) as an extension to DL, even for 13 days.. The adviser didn't sound too confident hence I am trying to understand our options.. Assuming we can apply for ...
Hi all, hope you will be able to help. My husband was granted his first Discretionary Leave on 20th June 2010 (won appeal on refusal). We applied for extension 3 years later and his second Leave was granted on 7th June 2013 (postal application was processed with Olympic speed, in less than 2 weeks!)...
Hi all, was just about to book an appointment to extend the LOTR in one of the POs and it seems that this is not the option :( Anyone has experience of doing this in person or postal application is the only option? Current LOTR was granted almost 3 years ago after winning appeal. Also, would be real...
Not sure why it is taking so long looking at other cases.. Eligibility criteria: 10 years Long residence + 1yr ILR (1 adult + 1 child (Joint) child since turned 18... ) Method of application: Bromley NCS Date of submission to NCS: 5th Dec 2012 Date of receipt by UKBA: not sure Date of debit of fees:...
This is great thank you for clarifying! Regarding the other parent - he does not have ILR unfortunately. He is on outside of immigration rules visa even though he has been in the country for over 5 years, initially as my dependent, like our daughter. He was refused a visa due to a traffic offense wh...
Hello, I am planning to apply for Naturalisation based on Long Residence + 1 year ILR. My 17 yo daughter got her ILR 5 months ago (after being my dependent while I remained here as a student and then Tier 2 worker). She has been in the country just over 5 years now. The question: can she apply at th...
