Hi Jez

All the best wishes for tomorrow!

Mapleleaf

Hi guys

Can you fill in those forms in PC? or do you have to print out the form and then fill the form by handwriting.

I could fill the form before in the PC and I found now I can not

Understanding.

Good luck!

The man had a look through our application form, and then began to look through all our documents, putting them into 2 piles - 1 that he could use, and 1 that he couldn't. Can you tell us what stuff he found useful and what he didn't? I am very interested to know as well. Clairey, did you say it wa...

stedman wrote:

maple leaf wrote:Hello all

Do you have to offer your Home Office reference number when you went to exam? I have no clue if I have a number or not

No you don't.

So I do not need to offer the test centre a Home Office reference number

Thank you

Hello all

Do you have to offer your Home Office reference number when you went to exam? I have no clue if I have a number or not

Good luckand don't lose heart but hope this helps ?[/quote]

I like the way you are thinking

then I think you should put WP issued date on the form

Many congratulations!

Hiya, I've just recently successfully applied for ILR at Croydon (13th January 2006) after being in the UK for 4 years on a work permit working for one employer. I was particularly nervous about the bank statement requirement as I have no savings and my bank statement only showed a balance of £70! ...

I would like to see the actual quote you are talking about. The fee For applications made on this form, there is a fee of £335 for applications made by post and £500 for applications made in person at one of the Public Enquiry Offices. Applying by post takes longer. Form Version 09/2005 Application...

but if you read the SET(O) form, it seems premium service also provide to mixed(WP+HSMP). I shall wait and see your case

rogerroger wrote:yes i think his LTR was expiring later than his work permit. besides that he had been laid of a year ito the job, so he had about 3-4 years left on his LTR

It seems that the point is to get a job at the last couple of months close to four year end.

jazbaati99 wrote:Please use one thread, its easier to answer in one thread. Again from experience of my friends go to Croydon PEO only.

Can we put all ILR in one thread? In this way it is easy to the readers.

I have read that you need at arround £10000 - £15000

Where is this from? Who makes this uncertain thing?

I had 5 job rejections solely on the basis of visa. Though I am already a work permit holder.

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I guess these are all company's jobs, i quite understand you and have the similar situation. Maybe you can try the university jobs---not mind WP

Rogerio wrote:Bank transactions over the recent years would also show you have been in the UK. Ask your bank for copies of your statement for the period required... withdrawl in UK cash machines would too indicate you were around.

Shopping receipt?

Maybe copy of your old passport+former employer letter

I like your story

Hi, The above details are extremely usefull. Thanks for the same. I have been in the UK for 3 years now and will finish my 4 yrs in Nov 2006. Throughout I have had a legal status here on a workpermit, worked for the same company and have paid taxes, and have maintained a house here till August 2005...

Hi All, I have also applied HSMP in last week of Sep. through a consultant, I got a mail saying that it is refused in second week of nov itself because of less points. I applied petition and got refusal letter again in first week of dec and then applied petition again in mid dec (around 20th ) and ...

Sometimes when the case workers are not satisfied with your economic activities they may give you extension of only a year. That happens especially in cases where the applicant remains unemployed during the initial one year.[/quote] Hi MWazir Is there any Home Office official documents address the a...

Thank you so much for your suggestion.

Dear all

Could you please let me know how to filled in 29 and 30 in the HSMP extention? thanks

29. Your WP, SBS, TWES or HSMP reference number or SAWS work card number.

30. Your Home Office reference number
(if you have one)

How did you answer this question as follows. What is it mean? Thank you Have you engaged in any other activities which might be relevant to the question of whether you are a person of good character? Question 41 - 45 have been added sometime back. The obvious answer is NO to all of them. The last q...