After all that worrying, husband went and picked up letter this morning and it is his approval letter! Many thanks to those who took the time to reply. Can't believe how fast the turn around was to be honest having read a few posts on here from people who have been waiting a while App received by BA ...

cianna wrote:Application received - 22nd April 2013
Ack letter - May 2nd 2013
Biometrics - May 13th 2013 (approx)
Approval letter - June 2nd 2013

Many thanks to those who answered my queries on here.

Whoops... Meant to post this in ILR postal app forum.

Application received - 22nd April 2013
Ack letter - May 2nd 2013
Biometrics - May 13th 2013 (approx)
Approval letter - June 2nd 2013

Many thanks to those who answered my queries on here.

Enclosing a pre-paid traceable envelope is always recommendable because for postal applicant they mostly use normal 2nd class despite BRP is being delivered via DX courier. Thanks for your reply. Getting in a right stress here as we were left a card by Royal Mail which was for a registered delivery ...

Enclosing a pre-paid traceable envelope is always recommendable because for postal applicant they mostly use normal 2nd class despite BRP is being delivered via DX courier. Thanks for your reply. Getting in a right stress here as we were left a card by Royal Mail which was for a registered delivery ...

A stupid question perhaps but wondered if anyone could help.
When the Border Agency return passport, marriage certificate and other documents to someone who is applying for ILR do they send them by registered post? Do they send in an A4 white envelope?

Any help much appreciated

Sorry, I thought I read you were going for a same day peo appointment which would have been fine for set(m) and allowed ILR straight away. If you've applied by post you can wait 6+ months during which time he won't be able to work. When exactly did his old leave expire? His two year spouse visa ...

Sorry, I thought I read you were going for a same day peo appointment which would have been fine for set(m) and allowed ILR straight away. If you've applied by post you can wait 6+ months during which time he won't be able to work. When exactly did his old leave expire? His two year spouse visa ...

Many thanks to those who took the trouble to respond. Your help is appreciated

I have searched high and low for an answer to this question but cannot find oneor am looking in the wrong place. My husband submitted his ILR application which was received by the BA just before his two year spousal visa expired. It was returned as invalid as the fee was incorrect. The application ...