Mainly due to the utter incompetence of the Home Office AFAIK

Boom1 wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 11, 2024 5:27 pm

Sorry, a mistake!

Application was made on 12th of April NOT march!

So, 3 month in total

Hi, could you please let me know if the your non-EU friend had applied and verified their identification documents using the government phone app or did it by post? Thank you!

seekingadvice87 wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 30, 2024 4:38 am

Hi,

How long did your settled status application take? Thanks

Hahaha you're assuming my process has concluded. Nope. We're now 9 months and counting...

Hi, Did you get the Brc yet? I am in the same situation. I received my settled status confirmation and was waiting to receive a new brc but I realised I have to make a separate application. I hope it won’t too long as I’ve heard stories of people waiting for ages 😤 Yes, I have my new BRC now! If it ...

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Thanks, that was helpful to know that there's a huge range for how long that process takes. My primary concern at the moment is related to whether or not I should try to renew my BRC right now in view of upcoming overseas trips. I'd tried starting the process but the online form doesn't even seem to ...

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Hello, here to share my timelines (still ongoing) Changing from pre-settled to settled Application submission date: 11 Dec 2023 As of today, still waiting and no news. I'd submitted the usual documents as proof (eg. bank statements). Getting a bit worried now seeing that others who applied in ...

Hi, I'm currently on pre-settled status and qualify to apply for settled status now. I have 2 questions please: For context: I am a non-EU/EEA citizen and my pre-settled status is obtained through my EEA spouse who also resides here with me in the UK. We've been married for 4.5 years+ and marriage ...

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My recommendation: https://lifeintheuktestweb.co.uk/exams/ Do the 16 EXAMS as the link pasted above. Note “exams” not “tests.” The same website has tests also but do the exams. You will pass the test as long you do all the exams at home and are perfect in scoring 24/24 at home. No need to do anythin ...

My recommendation: https://lifeintheuktestweb.co.uk/exams/ Do the 16 EXAMS as the link pasted above. Note “exams” not “tests.” The same website has tests also but do the exams. You will pass the test as long you do all the exams at home and are perfect in scoring 24/24 at home. No need to do anythin ...

This was very helpful. Thank you! Definitely planning on studying for it and it's essentially a question of how long I ought to budget for it. Thanks for all your insights - really helped!

Hello all, I've heard that the Life In the UK test can be quite tough as they often ask questions that even born and bred Brits don't know. Has anyone here done the test recently and do you find this to be true? If so, how long would you recommend preparing/studying for it before actually going for ...

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Hello all! I'm a non-EEA national who has recently obtained presettled status via the EU settlement scheme. Before this, I was on a Tier 2 visa. My question is quite simply: am I still subject to the labour market test now that I've got presettled status (aka Limited leave to remain)? It's not 100 ...

Sorry, just realised that this question might have been better posted under the General UK Immigration forum. Mods - please help move thread if you think appropriate. Thanks as always!

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Hello all! I am a non-EEA national who recently received pre-settled status (aka Limited Leave to Remain/"LLR") under the EU settlement scheme. Prior to this, I was holding Tier 2 (General) visa and my employer had to sponsor me to obtain the visa and work here. This was a lengthy process because ...

>This is the case I asked about... the main sticking point is if 5 years of UK residence are required, or 5 years since marriage and 5 years of UK residence? I've called the Settlement Scheme hotline asking this question a few times and they seem very confused amongst themselves - I've gotten 4 ...

>This is the case I asked about... the main sticking point is if 5 years of UK residence are required, or 5 years since marriage and 5 years of UK residence? I've called the Settlement Scheme hotline asking this question a few times and they seem very confused amongst themselves - I've gotten 4 ...