I sent all the originals.
Now, i have some new bank statements, council tax, my landlord's No objection letter. I am sending the originals again cause this is what they, the home office, have instructed me to send.
My solicitor also thinks it'll be a better idea to send the originals.
Well After a month I've got this application from the Home Office wanting details of the sponsor like wages, rent of accommodation, proof of sponsor during my academic years... Confusion here is I have already submitted all the original details to the home Office. Thus should I just mention in the ...
Btw, \british HK, I can easily prove to you that lot of Gurkha children, who were way more than 18 years, when they applied for ILR have been granted. My best friend/ my sis/ my cousins...there are lots.. So, u can cross out the criteria of Age 18 from your list.. Yes, I know it is there in the ...
Hi, British HK, Thank you for trying to help, but I shall mention this again.. It's been more than a year since I've applied for the ILR. I had just finished college then, and was totally dependent on my parents. I was not working independently and had no source of income, and still don't , coz for ...
I get your point Jaj.. Calai has been really helpful, but honestly I don't want a British Passport. Indefinite Visa would be fine for me. I don't want to be naturalised. Like my Dad, Mom and Sis and many other Gurkha children like me , I just want to obtain the Indefinite Visa. Am I asking for sth ...
I was born in 1981. My sister was born in 1983. I know that the ILR on dependency was only given to children less than 18, but I can show many examples where person 18 have been granted, the best example being my sister. I have re applied my application. This was on Feb 29th. I have received an ...
Hi friends, I am new to this forum. I have been quite amazed to find out how the home office functions. I have been appalled, to say the least, to see the inconsistency in which the home office makes its decisions. Here is my story, I shall make it as brief as possible. I shall always welcome your ...
