No need to send the original BRP of parents.
Just attach a photocopy.
I did it and it went fine.

cfdman wrote: I just sent the form+photographs, fee leaflet, child's foreign passport+BRP, Original full UK birth certificate, Parents Marriage certificate, Parents BRP copy.

Fill this up
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... r_2014.pdf

Mine was MN1 - section 1(3). Kid born in UK, I obtained ILR after birth, Kid is entitleed for registration as british. No certified copies submitted. I just sent the form+photographs, fee leaflet, child's foreign passport+BRP, Original full UK birth certificate, Parents Marriage certificate, Parents...

fwd079 wrote:Yes, both original as far as I know. Hence the NCS service. See page 34 in MN1 guide.

I applied for my kid using pos and I did not send any originals of mine. Only my ILR BRP photocopy was sent.
Not even my passport copy.

Mine got approved in about 3 weeks time.

Is she not getting any points for education? If so, make sure to use a date from 2009 for the PBS calculator question "Enter the date of your first successful Tier 1 application" . As per the requirement, you need to prove that the degree is equivalent to UK bachelor and also taught in eng...

If you wife has got valid PBS dependent visa now, she can just extend the visa, rather than apply for FLR-M (despite, your are now in ILR)
Remember, if she applies for FLR, her ILR clock will be reset and she may have to wait 5 years for ILR from the date she got FLR-M approved.

Put your wife's degree in PBS calculator (as Tier-1G migrangt, extending the application).
If that gives points for qualification and english language, just print the summmayr sheet and that should work.

Dont bother about NARIC etc.

Those old rules are changed now. See the link (Page 34) https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/328121/Family_members_of_PBS_migrants_v7.0_EXT.pdf "Paragraphs 319F-319J of the Immigration Rules have been changed so that a child cannot be granted ILR as the fami...

For immigration purposes ‘UK’ means Great Britain and Northern Ireland only. It does not include the Crown dependencies. Read https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/275188/ILRcont_periods.pdf So, you may need to mention those absences. Anyway, if in doubt, why not ...

MaVa wrote:Also I have called the Home Office and they have confirmed that we come under the 2 year route.

In that case, it is

MaVa wrote: 10 may 2015 - 28 days would be 13 April 2015

avinaasi wrote:Hi
In this context, can I proceed in surrendering her Indian Passport on receipt of BC Passport and more importantly can I apply for her OCI now?
.

Yes and Yes.
Infact, you must surrender the indian passport as soon as you acquire the BC. There are penalties applicable, otherwise.

sham111 wrote: 5.5 Are you receiving any public funds? YES OR NO?

NO.
Remember, your wife is the applicant here.

pranav.vaidya wrote: Your partner has to be living with you at the same address for min. 2 years before qualifying for ILR.

That would be incorrect.
5 years probation period applies for PBS partners whose first application was after July 2012.

Your wife will only qualify on/after Jan 2018, I am afraid.

Check this link; Page 33; Combining leave for ILR.

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... .0_EXT.pdf

I think the probation period is 5 years.
You need to check that again.

There is no need to submit the original passport and ILR of the parent for MN1 (Section 1(3)) application. I just did it for my kid and I just sent a copy of my ILR (no passport copy was mine was sent). The following are the list of docs sent 1. Child's passport (provide this if the child has ever g...

Eligibility criteria: section 1(3) Method of application: Postal (Royal mail special delivery used) Date of application :25 Feb 2015 Date of receipt by UKBA : 26 Feb 2016 Date of debit of fees : 02 March 2015 (from online banking, I noticed that home office took the fund on 28 Feb 2015) Date of rece...

It looks like your first entry clearance as Tier 2 ICT (based on which you travelled to UK) is issued based on rules in force after 6 April 2010. So, unfortunately you cannot qualify for ILR based on this visa. If you move to tier-2G, you may well start the ILR clock from the moment you switch, and ...

1. Which Visa do I need to apply for my wife https://www.gov.uk/join-family-in-uk 2. My son only has Indian passport at the moment, which Visa do I need to apply for him. Same as your wife. However, since he was born in UK, you can directly register him as british and obtain a passport directly. Bu...

Your wife PBS dependent visa is no more relevant. She needs to apply as a dependent of setled person.

do I need to get the actual Certificate as well? Punit If you are submitting UK NARIC original "Statement of Comparibility", it merely confirm that the degree you hold is equivalent to or higher than the UK bachelor degree. It does not prove that your degree is taught/researched in englis...

- I have printed a copy of the annual leaves I took for the three years with my previous employer but it doesn't come in a letter. It's just a print out from their website which I can still access for some reason but it's not really "official looking" if you catch my drift. Would this suf...

According to the Tier-2 policy guidance, you can take unpaid (authorised by your employer) leave of upto a month in any calender year, without any action needed from your employer in reporting it via sponsor management system 9for getting your leave curtailed). So, this means, it will no reset your ...

itsmekunati wrote:Is the referees should be in UK and how he can travel back to UK. Can he travel with NM1

you can get a referee from a commonwealth country to sign the application.

is there no need for boy to be in UK, please help and is there no need for His Passport, remember he is still in India No need. However, you may need two referees knowing your kid, who should sign the MN1 form. Read the MN1 guide. Even you can get a referee from a commonwealth country sign the appl...