SET (Protection) Route applications

[salsabeel]

five-year visa expiry date: 1 April 2017
Application Sent: 1 March 2017
Received by HO: 2 March 2017
Biometrics letter received: Waiting
Biometrics enrolled: Waiting
Approval received: Waiting
BRP Card received: Waiting

Update1:
five-year visa expiry date: 1 April 2017
Application Sent: 1 March 2017
Received by HO: 2 March 2017
Date of acknowledgement: 10 March email from the HO
Biometrics letter received: 10 March (Dated 7th)
Biometrics enrolled: 10 March
Approval received: Waiting
BRP Card received: Waiting

hellow are u receiving emails from home office ???.thanks

[Sam1140]

five-year visa expiry date: 1 April 2017
Application Sent: 1 March 2017
Received by HO: 2 March 2017
Biometrics letter received: Waiting
Biometrics enrolled: Waiting
Approval received: Waiting
BRP Card received: Waiting

Update1:
five-year visa expiry date: 1 April 2017
Application Sent: 1 March 2017
Received by HO: 2 March 2017
Date of acknowledgement: 10 March email from the HO
Biometrics letter received: 10 March (Dated 7th)
Biometrics enrolled: 10 March
Approval received: Waiting
BRP Card received: Waiting

hellow are u receiving emails from home office ???.thanks

Hi Salsabeel,
Yes, I have sent my application in mid Feb and have received one email so far. have done the biometric 10 days after submission of my application. Do you know how long does it take this year?

thanks,

[salsabeel]

five-year visa expiry date: 1 April 2017
Application Sent: 1 March 2017
Received by HO: 2 March 2017
Biometrics letter received: Waiting
Biometrics enrolled: Waiting
Approval received: Waiting
BRP Card received: Waiting

Update1:
five-year visa expiry date: 1 April 2017
Application Sent: 1 March 2017
Received by HO: 2 March 2017
Date of acknowledgement: 10 March email from the HO
Biometrics letter received: 10 March (Dated 7th)
Biometrics enrolled: 10 March
Approval received: Waiting
BRP Card received: Waiting

hellow are u receiving emails from home office ???.thanks

Hi Salsabeel,
Yes, I have sent my application in mid Feb and have received one email so far. have done the biometric 10 days after submission of my application. Do you know how long does it take this year?

thanks,

there is no timeline for how long is going to take its depend on how busy the home office is just all you can do is wait but 6 months promise b HO we all know.
all the best and i wish you to hear the good news soon

[salsabeel]

hellow all,
i,m new member.
hope all are good & receving good news .
five-year visa expiry date: 17 April 2017
Application Sent: 24th March 2017
HO recevied on 27th march 2017 due to weekend.
waiting for ackledgement from HO.......
waiting for biometric letter ....

[Sam1140]

there is no timeline for how long is going to take its depend on how busy the home office is just all you can do is wait but 6 months promise b HO we all know.
all the best and i wish you to hear the good news soon[/quote]


Cheers man, you too (I assume you're waiting too) all the best

[salsabeel]

Hello Guys!
Just find news on the web that saying about ILR to have safe return to countries review

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/ ... five-years

To be honest it is like snow on my head!! HO changes the rules again and putting a new law on Tuesday 14.03.17 - all new applications will go under new scheme.

What you think guys? Have you heard anything? I wanna cry! They implemented new changes in quite!
We all know how "good" HO is and how "quick" they do their jobs, but it will influence on new application and give uncertainty how long new application will take and at the end HO cane give untruthful and unreasonable decisions just to refuse ILRs.

well,If their reason for asylum no longer stands and it is now safe for them to return, we will seek to return them to their home country rather than offer settlement here in Britain.
Commenting on the policy update, a Home Office spokesman said: “There has been no change in our policy. Since 2010, we have granted settlement to more than 100,000 refugees. However, we have never operated a policy of automatic settlement.

“We consider every application for settlement on its individual merits and we’re clear that protection will be granted for as long as it is needed. The UK has a long and proud history of granting protection to those who need it and that is not going to change.”

[salsabeel]

Hi Mayu2016,

I can't contact them as they mentioned on their letter that do not call or send any letter until further update.

ANY GOOD NEWS from you?

[Northernboy12]

Hello everyone. Here is my timeline:

24/01/2017 HO received my application
02/02/2017 received email from HO
04/02/2017 received acknowledgment letter
06/02/2017 done fingerprint and picture for BRP
01/03/2017 received email from HO
Waiting---waiting---waiting

[salsabeel]

https://petition.parliament.uk/signatur ... NXFc6hxiQc
Plz sign
It's against home office policy safe return return
Thanks all

[salsabeel]

hellow all,
i,m new member.
hope all are good & receving good news .
five-year visa expiry date: 17 April 2017
Application Sent: 24th March 2017
HO recevied on 27th march 2017 due to weekend.
waiting for ackledgement from HO.......
waiting for biometric letter ....

UPDATES
RECEIVED :biometric letter on 1april
Dated on letter 30th march 2017

[salsabeel]

hellow all good people,hope all well,
any GOOD news FROM ANYONE??

[CR001]

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/189754
hellow all,
please sign for this petition
thnx

It is not necessary to keep posting the petition link. If members wish to sign, you have posted it already and they can do so or not.

[salsabeel]

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/189754
hellow all,
please sign for this petition
thnx

It is not necessary to keep posting the petition link. If members wish to sign, you have posted it already and they can do so or not.

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/189754
hellow all,
please sign for this petition
thnx

It is not necessary to keep posting the petition link. If members wish to sign, you have posted it already and they can do so or not.

oh please remove it as i did not know this rule.

[salsabeel]

[quote="salsabeel"]hellow all,
i,m new member.
hope all are good & receving good news .
five-year visa expiry date: 17 April 2017
Application Sent: 24th March 2017
HO recevied on 27th march 2017 due to weekend.
ackledgement & biomatric letters from HO 29th march 2017
Biometrics enrolled: 3rd April 2017

[PPTP]

https://petition.parliament.uk/signatur ... NXFc6hxiQc
Plz sign
It's against home office policy safe return return
Thanks all

That's a good idea. Hope 10 000 will sign. Still no any update from HO. they have not released an update form.

[Sam1140]

Hi All,

Has anyone been granted after the changes applied in March?

thanks ,

[PPTP]

Maybe anyone knows how HO checks the criteria if a person applied for a passport from his country of origin?

[salsabeel]

hellow all
any GOOD NEWS from ANYONE
many thanks

[waisaman]

hellow all
any GOOD NEWS from ANYONE
many thanks

Hey everyone I have applied through set route here is my timeline applied 1 march biometric 10 march so far I received 1 email from ho, Has anyone got any good news plz share thanks

[Balli223]

Hello .i applied 26th feb .got biomatric letter 6th march .biomatric done 8th march .could annyone please tell the changes on law on 9th march 2017 can effect after 9th march appliction or before 9th march

[Sam1140]

Hello .i applied 26th feb .got biomatric letter 6th march .biomatric done 8th march .could annyone please tell the changes on law on 9th march 2017 can effect after 9th march appliction or before 9th march

Hi Balli223,

the changes were in place since the end of 2015 unofficially, and now officially is in place and will apply to everyone who is waiting for the ILR.

[Balli223]

Thanks #sam1140
Usually when they make any law its effects after that day
.anyway hopefully we all get good news soon

[salsabeel]

In my opinion these changes are there since 2010 as u can read below passage
A Home Office spokesperson said: “There has been no change in our policy. Since 2010, we have granted settlement to more than 100,000 refugees. However, we have never operated a policy of automatic settlement.
“We consider every application for settlement on its individual merits and we’re clear that protection will be granted for as long as it is needed. The UK has a long and proud history of granting protection to those who need it and that is not going to change.”

The Home Office said that safe return reviews were introduced in February 2016 and guidance to staff was published 12 months ago on the department’s website. But the Home Office could not point to when their introduction had been announced to parliament or approved by MPs.
so I don't think anyone need to worry regardless their ILR.if reason/s still valid no need to worry , & we will all get ilr INSHALLA.

[Balli223]

Thanks #salsabeel that's very helpfull : .INSHA ALLAH we get soon

[Casa]

In my opinion these changes are there since 2010 as u can read below passage
A Home Office spokesperson said: “There has been no change in our policy. Since 2010, we have granted settlement to more than 100,000 refugees. However, we have never operated a policy of automatic settlement.
“We consider every application for settlement on its individual merits and we’re clear that protection will be granted for as long as it is needed. The UK has a long and proud history of granting protection to those who need it and that is not going to change.”

The Home Office said that safe return reviews were introduced in February 2016 and guidance to staff was published 12 months ago on the department’s website. But the Home Office could not point to when their introduction had been announced to parliament or approved by MPs.
so I don't think anyone need to worry regardless their ILR.if reason/s still valid no need to worry , & we will all get ilr INSHALLA.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration ... -11-asylum

Immigration Rules - Updated 7 April 2017,

339A. This paragraph applies when the Secretary of State is satisfied that one or more of the following applies:
(i) they have voluntarily re-availed themselves of the protection of the country of nationality;
(ii) having lost their nationality, they have voluntarily re-acquired it;
(iii) they have acquired a new nationality, and enjoy the protection of the country of their new nationality;
(iv) they have voluntarily re-established themselves in the country which they left or outside which they remained owing to a fear of persecution;
(v) they can no longer, because the circumstances in connection with which they have been recognised as a refugee have ceased to exist, continue to refuse to avail themselves of the protection of the country of nationality; or
(vi) being a stateless person with no nationality, they are able, because the circumstances in connection with which they have been recognised as a refugee have ceased to exist, to return to the country of former habitual residence
In considering (v) and (vi), the Secretary of State shall have regard to whether the change of circumstances is of such a significant and non-temporary nature that the refugee’s fear of persecution can no longer be regarded as well-founded.