I have 5 outside trips in last 5 years and have only 2 UK entry stamps on my passport which i think is not enough. Missing stamps on the passport are not an issue. Scanned pages will work. UKVI know that an applicant can have missing passport stamps. You manually input all your trips/absences on ...

If I were to leave my current research role and switch to another job within the broader field of Dentistry - such as a non-research position or a clinical position - would this affect my eligibility at the settlement stage (ILR)? No, it doesn't affect anything. For ILR under the GTV route, you ...

Given that I am applying for ILR, is it appropriate to select GTV as the main applicant's visa category in the dependent visa forms? Yes, that's correct. If selecting GTV is correct, what expiry date should I provide for my visa in the IHS section? Should I use a tentative expiry date (e.g ...

That's not an issue at all. I didn't have my passport stamped every single time I re-entered the UK and my application was approved. Between ILR and naturalisation I travelled quite often and only got one stamp from UK border officers, they simply scanned and gave me back the passport, still don't ...

The passport will not be retained during the biometrics appointment, it will be given back to you. You don't need P60s or employer letters for this application. The same form is saying what you need: have read the following on my document checklist: If you are a Non-EEA National. You need to include ...

If can't postpone the trip and have the flexibility to travel soon and return by/before 31-12-2024, then the BRP card should be enough for the carrier's staff to allow you boarding the flight back. The eVisa status will be less relevant. This is not precisely the best thing to do but we don't know ...

Try another airline This might not be that easy either. We've seen some posts here about how unpleasant might be to deal with airline staff abroad who decide to make their own interpretation of the UK immigration rules. provided that webpage still exists and shows my Settled status The issue here ...

Naji21 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2024 2:49 pm

update:
I have received my application back as successful today. Thank you again zimba and lolo2.

Great news, congratulations!

That letter should be ok, remember to sign and date it.

Also make reference in the letter that the name(s) and surname(s) in the passport of your country of origin and the naturalisation certificate are the same.

HMPO should proceed accordingly.

Anyone with a physical immigration document can now have access to an eVisa, no need to wait for an invite or email. See the eVisa guidance and check how you can get it depending on the immigration status and type of document you have. From 1st January 2025 this status will be checked digitally ...

ksfatima30 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2024 10:28 am

Googling this its say that this is may PAYE number and I can find it in my Payslip/P60.

Can I just put in my Paye Number?

Yes, that's the number the application form asks for in that field.

ILR under GTV route doesn't have a specific employment requirement.

See this post: https://www.immigrationboards.com/viewt ... p?t=340268

I should be prepared to expect refusal on this ground? A request for additional information on an ILR application doesn't mean it will refused, as long as this information is provided on time. Just need to wait for a response. It only mentioned they cannot meet the 5 days period as they have a ...

According to other members' experience, it seems TLS keeps the same timeframe for documents upload, so it's reasonable to think one can upload documents up to 48 h before the appointment. The documents (originals) you mentioned are the only required during the appointment, no need to take hard ...

You already were advised in your post last month that this is a common issue for many users of the eVisa platform. Also were told that it doesn't have any impact on any future applications. If you already reported the issue wait until it is fixed. Unfortunately it's taking more time than expected in ...

I want to be prepared with documents and details neccesary to apply Also for citizenship you don't need to submit the bunch of documents that you likely submitted for ILR or previous visas. Naturalisation is not an immigration application, it's a very straightforward process with an online form ...

With a Global Talent visa you can do any job except those specified in the approval letter. It's possible to even be self-employed. The endorsement will not be withdrawn when changing jobs. Many do this without any issues, some cases are shown in others posts on this sub-forum. Realistically I think ...

zCIO wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 12, 2024 12:55 pm

If i withdraw the application , do i get a refund for the super priority?

Yes, you can ask for a refund on the super priority service if you withdraw the application before providing biometrics. See: https://www.gov.uk/faster-decision-visa ... g-a-refund

No need to be anxious about that, and no need to spend money that you don't have in a solicitor either.

A speed awareness course is not a recordable motoring offence. The same letter you received when this occurred says so.

The letter already includes all the information required for this application, no need to amend anything.

You can register to view your eVisa at any time.

It's not mandatory to have an eVisa before a decision on a new application, that requirement doesn't exist. The persons eVisa should be automatically updated with every new status, that's one of the purposes of this electronic system.

You don't need to declare any of those, as advised it won't affect the decision.

No need to include any cover letter. The application for naturalisation is very simple and straightforward.

Hiring a solicitor for this is a waste of money, but that's your choice I guess.

It's a skilled worker dependents extension, the same visa type the dependents have had since they arrived in the UK, it doesn't matter the lead applicant has ILR. Details of the last leave the lead applicant had before ILR are required: CoS details, etc. Note that when paying IHS the dates have to ...

Slightly off topic, but do BRP cards still need to be returned upon obtaining British Citizenship? The approval email from the Home Office says that any BRP card should be returned after receiving the certificate of British citizenship, it will no longer be valid. The card expiry date is irrelevant.

The BRP is still valid until the expiry date, it can be used to register for an eVisa before or by that date.

New BRPs will not be issued anymore.

Also the invite to register for an eVisa is no longer required, every BRP card holder can now register.