Hi, I am completely lost with the English language requirements for BC. I have ILR, I have passed my LiUK test. Now I am trying to figure out which English test to pass in order it to be accepted by HO for my BC application. It all seems complicated for me as HO wants CERF1 and test providers does n...
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/IDIs/idischapter1/section5/section5.pdf?view=Binary. It will work. If they refuse your wife's appeal she will have some time to sort everything out (I think 28 days or something). She will be still legally in the UK. So it will cov...
I would go for a) -it will save you money and probably time. If appeal will be still dismissed, go for b). 3C will continue apply in both cases. You cannot submit a new application if there is appeal pending, but you can submit further evidence (10 years period pass in your wife's case).
You do not have the old card anyway. Send a new one and explain everything in covering letter. They should have this info in their system, but make it easier for them - explain.
I have received ILR on the grounds of lawful 10 years residence in UK. I plan to apply for BC in January 2015. I am planing to leave UK for 3 months (90 days) this summer, which is OK according to booklet AN. The only thing I am warring about is that I will take all 90 days in one go (I am not worki...
It has not enough information been given in your post. As I understand, your husband is on dependent visa now. So as to my understanding your financial documents are more important than his. What is required from him is to prove that he was living with you during the time of marriage. It is not requ...
Do not panic. I know it easier to say than to follow the advise. At least try not to panic. Covering letter has been made a "big thing" by people who charge money for writing it so they make others think that only chosen can do it. In some cases it is true (if you apply for a good job etc)...
2. They have all information you ever submitted to them even if it was 10 years ago. I would go for the date you have put in appeal as you won the appeal. Explain everything in covering letter. There are people working in Home Office, not computers, so it worth to communicate to them and explain as ...
£2000 is not the most expensive price i heard if the case is complicated. All the following thoughts are just what I think according to my experience. 1. On which grounds will he apply for visa? If he was a student, HO will probably ask him to prove that he was studying all the time making progress ...
That's OK. It will take longer but still OK. A bit strange statement from DX... The only way I can see why they assumed you do not live there is if someone opened the door when they arrived and told them that you are not living there. Or they just came to the wrong address... But it is only my assum...
Book your re-delivery with DX. Explain to them how to find your address if it is not straight forward. Some people said they picked their documents from DX depot. I could not find this info on their website, so simply booked a re-delivery for the next day.
I do not think it will affect your ILR given your 10 years of lawful residence has already passed. If you kept to the rules according to your visa requirements during 10 years (including attendance records) to the last day of your 10 years period, you should be OK. I would assume, that only if your ...
Never ever loose your confidence. Always have a plan and stick to it. Never change your plan last minute. Never listen to advise of someone, who did not succeed in the field in which he/she gives you advise. Never listen to people from the street. Be prepared to spend a lot of time searching, otherw...
DOB? Did you mean birth certificate? The number is 0151 213 4288. But this number was on my letter from the unit which requested my documents. I found the same number here http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/asylum/oldercases/. My case was old, but I never have claimed asylum. As it says from the link...
Do as your barrister says you to do. He is correct. Never listen to you friends etc. You have 2 choices: find all information yourself (this is what I did, because I could not afford a barrister and solicitors failed to help me and solicitors were very pessimistic about my case) or listen to what pr...
The person cannot travel abroad during the time the application is considered by HO. It possible to use Nationality Checking Service for applying for BC. So you might want to use it in future. I am not sure if they do the same for ILR applications. Check with them. They take copies of all paperwork ...
I have received my ILR on the grounds of 10 years of lawful residence in UK. And I am a bit confused as to the HO requirement to ILR BRP holder. In the leaflet I received together with my ILR BRP card in 5.1. it says "You should tell us if you change your address". Some people say it is no...
Update. Yesterday I phoned to HO. They told me, that they will make a request to the right department, and, if I will not hear from them in 2 weeks, I need to call them again on the same number to find out about the process of my birth certificate returning. We'll see.
Thanks for that. So it seems that they have different conditions for different applicants. I have received my ILR on the basis of 10 years lawful residence in the UK. So this might be the reason of different requirements. My friend, whom I mentioned previously, insisted that there is no requirement ...
I suppose you have Biometric Residence Permit. In BRP leaflet you received with your BRP card it says you must notify Home Office about change of your address (well at least it says in mine). You can do it via e-mail - it is in the same leaflet. After you received ILR your spouse can do nothing abou...
