Simon, It is indeed a good forum but on 2-3 ocassions, I have been disappointed as no one has answered me. However, the answer that I have got is that, I will claim points for earnings from my permanent employment and I will take the self employment papers as backup (just in case). For earnings, I c...
I do not think they change the form every month .. You can fill the form and just check the government site again in the 1st week to check if they have changed the version.. and do the check again 2 days before you go for your appointment.
I have heard that there are 1-2 places where words were changed (Cannot remember exactly where though). Also want to point out, I have a friend who went for his ILR 2 weeks back (May 1st week) and he had filled in SET(O) 04/2015 version but he was given 05/2015 version at PEO Croydon and asked to fi...
Hi Seniors, I have one question .. I am going to apply for my ILR on 29th of June. The previous earning period I am going to show is April-2014 to March-2015. (This comes in the consecutive 12 months from the last 15 months before the date of application). Is it right ? Now, the situation is that si...
No, You would need to live/work in this country for 5 years on Tier2 General. You cannot combine/count Tier 2 ICT as it was after April6.2010. The government had changed the rules and said that people coming on Tier 2ICT after April'2010 would not be eligible for ILR and you cannot combine Tier 2 IC...
I had also used IELTS for my Tier 1 application in 2009 (IELTS test was given in Nov-2008).
I contacted the home office by email and they have confirmed that I can use the same IELTS cirtificate and expiry date would not cause any problem.
That is what even I said "The way out is that you submit the original degree and a print out from the PBS. Tier 1 General has been removed but you can select any other category and show that the degree that your wife has is listed in PBS calculator and it gives sufficient points for English. &q...
@hitesh, Hitesh, it does not suffice. It is funny but true. They have removed the part in the form (SET O) which said that "I have already proved in an earlier application". The way out is that you submit the original degree and a print out from the PBS. Tier 1 General has been removed but...
My sister in law is a british citizen (by birth - before 1984) and she lives in India and has no problem in travelling anywhere. She has all the rights as a British Citizen
He was eligible the day he was born. You could have applied for his passport. I think you will now have to fill in form MN(1) and register him as British National.
Even as per my understanding, you cannot go for ILR through this visa (ICT-Long Term). This ILR route (ICT), closed on 6-Apr-2010 and you have come in 2013 so, I do not think you are elegible. You can still check with solicitor though ..
Best Wishes
