Glasgow application

[sunnyday]

Should ILR eligibers and residents of Scotland apply at the Glasgow office by post?

Do you think it'd be easier than applying from Croydon given less people make applications in Glasgow?

[Dawie]

I would highly recommend going in person to the Glascow office rather than applying by post.

Not only will your application be dealt with on the same day, but there is zero chance of them losing your documents in the post, which, believe it or not, does happen.

It's a bit more expensive, but then ILR is worth every penny.

[John]

Should ILR eligibers and residents of Scotland apply at the Glasgow office by post?

Well no! Just read the form! It is rather clear that any posted application needs to be sent to an address in Durham!

Why? In fact all they do in Durham is ensure that the application has been paid for, before they forward the application to a "real office" to consider it. That "real office" could be in a number of places around the UK, and might even be a PEO that is short of work.

[sunnyday]

My case is not straight forward.

so you're saying whether I'm residing in England or Scotland I will need to send my application to Durham?

[John]

England, Scotland .... Wales or Northern Ireland .... yes all postal applications get sent to Durham! As it makes very clear on the form!

[braveheart]

Should ILR eligibers and residents of Scotland apply at the Glasgow office by post?

Do you think it'd be easier than applying from Croydon given less people make applications in Glasgow?

Glasgow home office is for in Person application only, and u need to call them for an appointment.

[VictoriaS]

As I am sure you know (but for the benefit of others who may not) If your application is not straight forward then you must apply by post. In person applications are only for straight forward applications.

Victoria