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It not a very important question. Any answer shall suffice. If you were flying via Air Canada to US and it stopped at its hub where you decided to take 3 days it would be USA.cmon123 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 23, 2019 6:08 pmHello!
I've been searching this message board but I haven't been able to find an answer, apologies if it's been asked before.
I'm filling out the Set (O) form for ILR online and for the section asking " Any other time spent outside the UK and Crown Dependencies" how to I handle a trip where I went to more than one country? The online form only allows you to pick one country at a time and requires you to fill out the dates you left the UK, then the ones you re-entered.
I went on a trip where I left the UK Sept 21 2016, flew to Canada for 3 days, then to the US, then re-entered the UK Sept 28, 2016.
On the form would I do 2 entries (one for both countries) with the same dates and explain the reason? Or would I just note one country (ie. USA) and then explain I flew into one country, and out of the other?
Thanks
All what matters is the entry and exit to UK. So it will be UK to the last destination.cmon123 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 23, 2019 6:08 pmHello!
I've been searching this message board but I haven't been able to find an answer, apologies if it's been asked before.
I'm filling out the Set (O) form for ILR online and for the section asking " Any other time spent outside the UK and Crown Dependencies" how to I handle a trip where I went to more than one country? The online form only allows you to pick one country at a time and requires you to fill out the dates you left the UK, then the ones you re-entered.
I went on a trip where I left the UK Sept 21 2016, flew to Canada for 3 days, then to the US, then re-entered the UK Sept 28, 2016.
On the form would I do 2 entries (one for both countries) with the same dates and explain the reason? Or would I just note one country (ie. USA) and then explain I flew into one country, and out of the other?
Thanks
I assume this is also the case for all nationalities exempt from the Knowledge of Language requirement? My wife, a US citizen, is applying for ILR as a Tier 2 dependent and we encountered the same glitch in the online SET(O) today.
Also, although the NARIC letter and degree transcript are listed under "Other documents" and not "Mandatory documents", the form is not allowing us to proceed without ticking those boxes. Based on some other posts with similar issues I assume the solution is simply to tick the boxes, safe in the knowledge that the documents are not actually required and won't be requested, but I would be grateful for some peace of mind on that...
Thank you. For the benefit of anyone else with this issue, I've also just called the UKVI helpline and they also advised to answer "no" to the degree question (notwithstanding that my wife does have an English language degree...) to avoid getting sent down the wrong track. This certainly seems like something they need to fix in the workflow of the online application.