Eligibility criteria: PBS Dependent (5 years) + ILR + Married to British Citizen Language/LIUK Criteria: Non EU Degree + UK NARIC Nationality : Non EU Method of application: Online Date of application: 24/05/2019 Payment method: Online Date Biometrics enrolled: 24/05/2019 Date on Approval letter ...

So we don't need to put any other documents namely Council Tax, utility bills, P60s, Partner's passport and Naturalisation Certificate etc...? You need your passport/naturalisation cert for her application, But none of the rest, you are not repeating the ILR process. Super, thanks a lot. Indebted ...

3. passport(s) 4. ILR brp card. 7. Passport Make sure she meets the absence limit criteria and that she was physically present in the UK on the same date 3 years as the date you submit and pay online. Thank you CR001 again. And yeah I remember that rule when you mentioned in one of my previous ...

Hi all, My wife has received her ILR today (thanks to this forum) and now we are planning to apply for her naturalisation and I have filled the application online. And the following checklist has been given by the website and do we need to provide anything extra? 1) Passport of the applicant. DONE 2 ...

Thank you CR001 for you swift response as always. You are an awesome person! :D You have helped me through this forum more than anyone and I know moderators don't accept any type of payment but I want to give credit to all the help you are providing, so please let me know your favourite charity and ...

Hi again,

Is it mandatory to provide any payslips or employer letter or bank statements of the main applicant to apply for ILR for a PBS Dependent(Tier1G dependent)?

6 items spread evenly over the last 2 years.

By 6 items, is it from 6 different sources? And is it mandatory to have from 6 sources? Where do I find this information please?

Thanks.

One last thing regarding below, 6) Home Office consent form signed for bills under joint names (part 1 & Part 2) - ignored Part 3 as I believe Iam not required to sponsor her financially to obtain ILR, Please correct me if iam wrong. Am I right in assuming that Part 3 is nor required for PBS ...

Fair enough.

And I know you have been asked this question a numerous times, so I have uploaded the consent form of 3 pages here. Hope that's ok.

Please do not hesitate to remove it if you think its irrelevant.

One last thing regarding below, 6) Home Office consent form signed for bills under joint names (part 1 & Part 2) - ignored Part 3 as I believe Iam not required to sponsor her financially to obtain ILR, Please correct me if iam wrong. Am I right in assuming that Part 3 is nor required for PBS ...

Thank you CR001. Make sure you have the correct NARIC, i.e. UKVI Red Route English and comparable assessment. Would have cost around £150. yes, I switched the application to Red Route after you highlighted it before. I can't thank you enough for that, as I had chosen the wrong service previously. ...

I don't mean to pester everyone but any thoughts on the above?

Hi all again, Update on my wife's NARIC. They finally have accepted my wife's overseas degree and matched it with Bachelors in UK and awarded English level Proficiency - C1. Now Iam trying to book an appointment online for my wife's ILR (Tier1G dependent -> ILR) after filling out the form and want ...

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Mon Apr 15, 2019 1:16 pm

1. Yes.

2. Yes.

Great!

Thanks CR001, for your prompt response as always. Grateful to you!

Hi all, Just an update on my wife's UK NARIC. We applied through "Red Route" on UK Naric website, however they require a letter from the University she studied in stating the whole course was solely taught in English language. So we have emailed the university and waiting for their response and ...

Are you sure?? https://www.naric.org.uk/visas%20and%20nationality/Service.aspx Price Standard service £125.00 + VAT* (£150.00) **Upgrade to: Fast Track 24 hour service costs an extra £164.00 + VAT* (£196.80) Fast Track 48 hour service costs an extra £114.00 + VAT* (£136.80) Actually you are correct. ...

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Wed Mar 27, 2019 3:46 pm

Is that the UKVI Red Route option (i.e. not the Blue route option)??

Yes indeed.

Ah I get it now. So for Citizenship, she has to be a resident in the country for 3 years and be married to the British citizen at the time of application and it doesn't matter when their spouse has received their citizenship. Correct yes. Make sure on the date that she does apply for citizenship ...

Also I just checked UK NARIC site and the cost for both the services is coming around £120 for anyone who wants know. Iam attaching a screenshot here.

She needs 3 year residence and be married to a BC at the time of application to apply based on Section 6(2) of the nationality act, even if you only become BC the day before she applies. There has been no change in this rule in the nationality laws. Don't confuse the 5 years residence to apply for ...

1. Yes, counted from date of initial visa issue date. 2. Correct. 3. Both - NARIC UKVI Red route, costs about £150 (same price as English B1 test). 4. Yes, provided she meets all the requirements based on 3 years residence as the spouse of a British citizen. Thanks a lot CR001 for your swift ...

Hi, My wife is currently on Tier 1 General PBS dependent visa and she is eligible to apply for ILR on 5 years route in June. Initial Visa : 24/05/2014 to 28/08/2015 Date arrived in UK : 20/06/2014 ( 26 days after) First Ext : 12/08/2015 to 12/08/2018 ( 3 years) Second Ext : 08/09/2017 to 08/09/2020 ...

Do we have to apply through visa4uk website for a UK standard Visitor visa for my parents?

I thought we should apply on the following website instead.

https://visas-immigration.service.gov.u ... visit-visa

Can you please suggest me which one is the correct one?

any help from anyone?

Hi,

Can we apply for a Standard Visitor Visa for my brother who visited Uk 4 months ago for 2 weeks and his visa expires end of March. And we want to find out when is the earliest he can apply again for a visitor visa?

Is it after the current one expires? or can he apply right now?