SET (O) Final Check- Please advice if missing anything

[Tier1-ILR2016]

Hi All,

I will appreciate if you could see my cover letter/documents check list for my visa application this weekend:

Any comments will be highly appreciated:




Date: 04th February 2016,

Home Office
SET(O) Indefinite Leave to remain
PO Box 591
Durham
DH1 9FS


Dear Sirs,

Re: Application for Indefinite Leave to remain in the UK - (Tier 1 General)
Mr. XXXX (Main Applicant) – Indian Passport Number: XXXXXX
Mrs. XXXX (Dependent-Wife) - Indian Passport Number: XXXXX


I am currently living in the UK and have a valid Tier 1 (General) visa which is due to expire on 22nd February 2016. My initial leave under Tier -1 General was granted on 09th February 2011 and I was in UK on that date.

I would like to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain visa along with my wife (Mrs. XXXXX).

I have enclosed the following documents in support of my application:

1. SET (O) Form (Version 11/2015) for both of us.

2. Credit Card Details for visa fees (£ 3000) payment (also attach photo copy of my card, in case if you require)

3. Passport Photographs ( 2 copies each for both of us)

4. Original Passports
- Mr. XXXX (1 Passport)
- Mrs. XXXX (2 Passports)

5. Original Biometric Residence Permit Card
- Mr. XXXX (1 Original Card)
- Mrs. XXXX (1 Original Card)

6. Knowledge of language and life in the UK

(A) Life in the UK Test
- Mr. XXXXX (Pass Certificate- Original)
- Mrs. XXXXX (Pass Certificate - Original)



(B) English Test
- Mr. XXXXX (B1 Test Pass Certificate/details- Original)
- Mrs. XXXXX
a) Point Based calculator summary showing her degree awarded points for English
b) Original Degree Certificate

7. Immigration History Supporting documents- Main applicant
a) Summary sheet showing all UK absences
b) Employer’s letter to confirm Annual Holidays entitlement while went on holidays
c) Self-certified letter for overseas holiday trip when working as self employed

8. Points requirements – Tier 1 General

Note: Application for Initial grant of leave was made on 17th July 2010 so need to have 75 Points from Table -3:

A) Previous earnings assessment
- Total Gross Salary: £ 43749.99 (earned in UK)
- Period of Earnings: 01st Feb 2015 to 31st Jan 2016
- Employer: XXXXXX
- Points Claimed: 25
- Documents Provided:
a) Original Payslips – 12 payslips
b) Employer’s letter to confirm salary and payments- 1 Letter
c) Personal Bank Statements for last 12 Months- 12 Statements
d) Postage receipts to confirm the date of application for Initial grant of leave

B) Qualification assessment
- Qualification: XXXXXXXX
- Points Claimed: 35 Points as Masters degree
- Documents Provided:
Evidence is not required for current application because it was submitted for a previous Tier 1 (General) application. But I still attach following documents for your kind perusal:
a) Copy of my qualification certificate
b) UK NARIC letter confirming the level of my qualification


C) Age assessment
- Age: 31 Years at the time of application for first grant of leave
- Points Claimed: 10 Points
- Documents Provided:
a) Passport confirming my date of birth


D) UK Experience assessment
- Physically present in UK at the time of my earnings in UK
- Points Claimed: 5 Points
- Documents Provided:
a) As per point 8.A






9. Cohabitation proof
- Documents Provided:
a) Original Marriage Certificate
b) Cohabitation proof documents summary along with supporting documents

10. Photo copies of all above documents

We confirm whether we have spent a continuous period of five years together lawfully in the UK and wish to continue together in the UK.

Should you require any further information, please feel free to contact me.


Yours Sincerely,



XXXX

Email: XXXXX

Phone: XXXX

Address:
XXXX

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