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Congrats albert. Told you I had a sneaky feeling that you were going to receive your passport this week. Hope miracleplayer, ratish, etc receive theirs tomorrow then I'll know it's my turn next........albert11 wrote:/Rec. passport today.
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Time line applied on 10/09/11
Rec on 10/02/11
Thanks to everybody for support.
congratulation!! albert11, now your long waiting game over!!All the best.albert11 wrote:/Rec. passport today.
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Time line applied on 10/09/11
Rec on 10/02/11
Thanks to everybody for support.
Sorry to hear that gid1818. I think they should check all the documents before they take the payment. By the way, if you have the photocopies of the documents, what can you do?[/quoteTiming wrote:chrisrich wrote:gid1818 wrote:sometimes I wonder why OH/UKBA treat Foreigners like shit. I just can't get my head around it. they are quick to take money from your account but careless in dealing with with the application.
Sent my application for ILR on set M on 21/11/2011 via next day recorded delivery; tracked documents to ensure they have received it on the 22/11/2011.
Three months on,Homeoffice/UKBA have sent me a letter today dated 04/02/2012 telling me they can't find any of my supporting documents including my passport and my wives.The only document they reckon they have is my life in uk test, marriage certificate and education cert.
The worse part is that, they are asking me to resend the document which they have misplaced before they can consider my application.
I am confused because don't know how I will be able to obtain all that within this short period. Can somebody advice what action to take; is there anybody on this forum who have had this experience with OH?
May be you should try to give them a call & hopefully, they may advise you, did you make any photocopies of the documents? Their negligence is shocking!
gid1818 wrote:Timing wrote:Sorry to hear that gid1818. I think they should check all the documents before they take the payment. By the way, if you have the photocopies of the documents, what can you do?[/quotechrisrich wrote:gid1818 wrote:sometimes I wonder why OH/UKBA treat Foreigners like shit. I just can't get my head around it. they are quick to take money from your account but careless in dealing with with the application.
Sent my application for ILR on set M on 21/11/2011 via next day recorded delivery; tracked documents to ensure they have received it on the 22/11/2011.
Three months on,Homeoffice/UKBA have sent me a letter today dated 04/02/2012 telling me they can't find any of my supporting documents including my passport and my wives.The only document they reckon they have is my life in uk test, marriage certificate and education cert.
The worse part is that, they are asking me to resend the document which they have misplaced before they can consider my application.
I am confused because don't know how I will be able to obtain all that within this short period. Can somebody advice what action to take; is there anybody on this forum who have had this experience with OH?
May be you should try to give them a call & hopefully, they may advise you, did you make any photocopies of the documents? Their negligence is shocking!
smz wrote:Speed120,
I'm sorry to have to suggest this but have you considered legal action? Because surely if you have complied with the rules, waited the 6th month allocated etc. for information and now this shabby treatment. I'm sorry but it isn't right.
Perhaps suing them will get their attention. How utterly unfair. What possible reason could they have to keep denying you your documents?
Anyway, I have to sign off now. I'm travelling to be with my ill son who's going to have an operation. Wish us well and hopefully, we'll meet again in the citizenship forum.
A very good luck to all of you and thank you very much
Dear All,tvn_ramesh wrote:Hello All:
Please kindly post your ILR Applications and processing Timelines along with your experience at this place for benefit of current and future applicants..
Thanks again...
i thought i was the only one in here to wait over 6 months , yours is nearly 10 months and you still waiting ? was your application straight forward ? or there is complications ?amarraza wrote:Dear All,tvn_ramesh wrote:Hello All:
Please kindly post your ILR Applications and processing Timelines along with your experience at this place for benefit of current and future applicants..
Thanks again...
I applied for ILR visa in April 2011 on Set M form and haven’t received my passport back yet. Whenever I contact the concerns through phone/letter they say that the case is still under process. It is over 10 months now that I submitted my case through Settlement Checking Service and I am getting frustrated now as it is getting too long and I have holidays coming up as well.
Any suggestions what should I do? Should I go to Croydon in person or what ???
Please advice.
Thanks.
It was straight forward as far as I know and I used their Settlement Checking Service so all the required documents were posted as well.speed120 wrote:i thought i was the only one in here to wait over 6 months , yours is nearly 10 months and you still waiting ? was your application straight forward ? or there is complications ?amarraza wrote:Dear All,tvn_ramesh wrote:Hello All:
Please kindly post your ILR Applications and processing Timelines along with your experience at this place for benefit of current and future applicants..
Thanks again...
I applied for ILR visa in April 2011 on Set M form and haven’t received my passport back yet. Whenever I contact the concerns through phone/letter they say that the case is still under process. It is over 10 months now that I submitted my case through Settlement Checking Service and I am getting frustrated now as it is getting too long and I have holidays coming up as well.
Any suggestions what should I do? Should I go to Croydon in person or what ???
Please advice.
Thanks.
amarraza wrote:It was straight forward as far as I know and I used their Settlement Checking Service so all the required documents were posted as well.speed120 wrote:i thought i was the only one in here to wait over 6 months , yours is nearly 10 months and you still waiting ? was your application straight forward ? or there is complications ?amarraza wrote:Dear All,tvn_ramesh wrote:Hello All:
Please kindly post your ILR Applications and processing Timelines along with your experience at this place for benefit of current and future applicants..
Thanks again...
I applied for ILR visa in April 2011 on Set M form and haven’t received my passport back yet. Whenever I contact the concerns through phone/letter they say that the case is still under process. It is over 10 months now that I submitted my case through Settlement Checking Service and I am getting frustrated now as it is getting too long and I have holidays coming up as well.
Any suggestions what should I do? Should I go to Croydon in person or what ???
Please advice.
Thanks.
yeah I know a few people who apllied after me and have got their passports back. WellI was thinking of hiring a solicitor as well. but i will take your advice and will contact my mp and see if he can help.speed120 wrote:amarraza wrote:It was straight forward as far as I know and I used their Settlement Checking Service so all the required documents were posted as well.speed120 wrote:i thought i was the only one in here to wait over 6 months , yours is nearly 10 months and you still waiting ? was your application straight forward ? or there is complications ?amarraza wrote:
Dear All,
I applied for ILR visa in April 2011 on Set M form and haven’t received my passport back yet. Whenever I contact the concerns through phone/letter they say that the case is still under process. It is over 10 months now that I submitted my case through Settlement Checking Service and I am getting frustrated now as it is getting too long and I have holidays coming up as well.
Any suggestions what should I do? Should I go to Croydon in person or what ???
Please advice.
Thanks.
i dont know how you lasted 10 months me its been 6 months and i start freaking out completely , you should call the home office and ask them to give you a good reason or try to contact your mp to see if he can help because its bluddy long time , some people got it in 8 12 weeks me im not that lucky , one of my friends he got cautioned beating his wife and he got in 5 weeks ? can you imagine that ? and us we done nothing like that and look where we are , try to do what i suggest because me i done everythin i can but no results specially the useless solicitor
amarraza wrote:yeah I know a few people who apllied after me and have got their passports back. WellI was thinking of hiring a solicitor as well. but i will take your advice and will contact my mp and see if he can help.speed120 wrote:amarraza wrote:It was straight forward as far as I know and I used their Settlement Checking Service so all the required documents were posted as well.speed120 wrote:
i thought i was the only one in here to wait over 6 months , yours is nearly 10 months and you still waiting ? was your application straight forward ? or there is complications ?
i dont know how you lasted 10 months me its been 6 months and i start freaking out completely , you should call the home office and ask them to give you a good reason or try to contact your mp to see if he can help because its bluddy long time , some people got it in 8 12 weeks me im not that lucky , one of my friends he got cautioned beating his wife and he got in 5 weeks ? can you imagine that ? and us we done nothing like that and look where we are , try to do what i suggest because me i done everythin i can but no results specially the useless solicitor
hmmm, what do you think that going to Crodon in person will make any difference and I am also thinking of meeting my local MP as well.speed120 wrote:amarraza wrote:yeah I know a few people who apllied after me and have got their passports back. WellI was thinking of hiring a solicitor as well. but i will take your advice and will contact my mp and see if he can help.speed120 wrote:amarraza wrote:
It was straight forward as far as I know and I used their Settlement Checking Service so all the required documents were posted as well.
i dont know how you lasted 10 months me its been 6 months and i start freaking out completely , you should call the home office and ask them to give you a good reason or try to contact your mp to see if he can help because its bluddy long time , some people got it in 8 12 weeks me im not that lucky , one of my friends he got cautioned beating his wife and he got in 5 weeks ? can you imagine that ? and us we done nothing like that and look where we are , try to do what i suggest because me i done everythin i can but no results specially the useless solicitor
dont get a solicitor trust me , its the mistake of my life i made , deal with it your self , solicitor its just money with the stander results
hmmm, what do you think that going to Crodon in person will make any difference and I am also thinking of meeting my local MP as well.speed120 wrote:amarraza wrote:yeah I know a few people who apllied after me and have got their passports back. WellI was thinking of hiring a solicitor as well. but i will take your advice and will contact my mp and see if he can help.speed120 wrote:amarraza wrote:
It was straight forward as far as I know and I used their Settlement Checking Service so all the required documents were posted as well.
i dont know how you lasted 10 months me its been 6 months and i start freaking out completely , you should call the home office and ask them to give you a good reason or try to contact your mp to see if he can help because its bluddy long time , some people got it in 8 12 weeks me im not that lucky , one of my friends he got cautioned beating his wife and he got in 5 weeks ? can you imagine that ? and us we done nothing like that and look where we are , try to do what i suggest because me i done everythin i can but no results specially the useless solicitor
dont get a solicitor trust me , its the mistake of my life i made , deal with it your self , solicitor its just money with the stander results
I wouldn't say that. I have applied for SET M and now waiting for over 14 weeks. I have a pretty straightforward case. We have tenancy agreement to both our names for the last 2 years. Council tax, all utility bills are all on both our names. We are both working and both have generous salary above national average. (paying quite a lot of tax) No benefits, no dependants. Bank statements with good account history. We sent utility bills more than 3 different sources and a lot more than 6 letters.polly_s wrote:dont quite understand people's thinking: why get involved with solicitor and waste money, then send docs by post and save money this way?!
if you had money for solicitor, surely just apply in person and get it all sorted on the day?!)
i think people who have complecated applications not that honest here and worry those who have truly straight forward application ..
Trust me , they are lazy , they can't their job properly , some people there got conscious and they do their job , some that they just their for fun because they know if you complain no one cant do anything about it , imagine my friend with a caution and he got in 5 weeks , but he was working like a machine 12 hours shift a day 6 day a week sometimes 7 and he was earning quiet a bit ,so like you said its just your luck where ur application isboniface wrote:I wouldn't say that. I have applied for SET M and now waiting for over 14 weeks. I have a pretty straightforward case. We have tenancy agreement to both our names for the last 2 years. Council tax, all utility bills are all on both our names. We are both working and both have generous salary above national average. (paying quite a lot of tax) No benefits, no dependants. Bank statements with good account history. We sent utility bills more than 3 different sources and a lot more than 6 letters.polly_s wrote:dont quite understand people's thinking: why get involved with solicitor and waste money, then send docs by post and save money this way?!
if you had money for solicitor, surely just apply in person and get it all sorted on the day?!)
i think people who have complecated applications not that honest here and worry those who have truly straight forward application ..
I just think that some case workers are lazy and your folder is just sitting around and it can even be forgotten for some time. I think each case worker is allocated with a number of case. Some are slow and some are quick. That's my opinion.
The wait is unbearable and nothing can justify holding someone's passport for more than 6 months with no information given. not even a complicated case. It is so wrong and I cant understand how they can get away with it.