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28 days + preferred name Queries
Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2012 11:54 am
by batesford
Dear All,
I've booked my ILR appointment on 27/07 (opening ceremony date) at Croydon PEO. Could someone please comment on below issues?
1. My current leave to remain (tier 1 general) runs out on 24/08/2012. Since my appointment was exactly 28 days before, would this be any problems?
2. I am using different name at work, all my payslips and P60s are showing my preferred name (not official first name on my passport; surrname is correct)
Official name: Cheryl Cole ( I wish)
Name at work: Ashley Chery Cole/Ashley Cole
I will ask HR to do some certification on this. just wondering if this will be any issues to case officer? NB all payslips and P60s are showing N.I. number; all other documents are in the name of my official name Cheryl Cole.
Many thanks in advance. BTW, anybody attending Croydon PEO on 27/07?
Re: 28 days + preferred name Queries
Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2012 12:04 pm
by Smam
batesford wrote:Dear All,
I've booked my ILR appointment on 27/07 (opening ceremony date) at Croydon PEO. Could someone please comment on below issues?
1. My current leave to remain (tier 1 general) runs out on 24/08/2012. Since my appointment was exactly 28 days before, would this be any problems?
2. I am using different name at work, all my payslips and P60s are showing my preferred name (not official first name on my passport; surrname is correct)
Official name: Cheryl Cole ( I wish)
Name at work: Ashley Chery Cole/Ashley Cole
I will ask HR to do some certification on this. just wondering if this will be any issues to case officer? NB all payslips and P60s are showing N.I. number; all other documents are in the name of my official name Cheryl Cole.
Many thanks in advance. BTW, anybody attending Croydon PEO on 27/07?
Hi
1. No, it shouldn't be any problem for you for your appointment.
2. You need to explain the CW regarding your Business Name and Name on the PP I think you should be fine I dont really see any problem in that.
Please do kindly share your PEO Experience on the forum with us.
Good luck for your ILR.
Many thanks Smam for your quick response
Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2012 1:22 pm
by batesford
Hi Smam,
You are my super hero, many thanks. Will definitely keep everyone posted after my appointment.
Good luck to all.
Batesford
Re: 28 days + preferred name Queries
Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2012 3:37 pm
by cs95tdg
batesford wrote:I've booked my ILR appointment on 27/07 (opening ceremony date) at Croydon PEO. Could someone please comment on below issues?
1. My current leave to remain (tier 1 general) runs out on 24/08/2012. Since my appointment was exactly 28 days before, would this be any problems?
Can you confirm/provide the following beforehand:
Immigration category covering the 5 year residency period : Tier 1 General Migrant - Is this correct?
Visa Valid from date (EC): ?
Date of entry into the UK: ?
Visa Expiry date: 24/08/2012
Visa details
Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2012 10:36 am
by batesford
Hi cs95tdg,
Please see my below details:
Immigration category covering the 5 year residency period : Tier 1 General Migrant - Is this correct? Yes HSMP 2 Years + Tier 1 General 3 years
Visa Valid from date (EC): 24/08/2007
Date of entry into the UK: 01/10/2007
Visa Expiry date: 24/08/2012
Let me know if there is any concerns.
Many thanks in advance.
batesford
Re: Visa details
Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2012 1:49 pm
by cs95tdg
batesford wrote:Hi cs95tdg,
Please see my below details:
Immigration category covering the 5 year residency period : Tier 1 General Migrant - Is this correct? Yes HSMP 2 Years + Tier 1 General 3 years
Visa Valid from date (EC): 24/08/2007
Date of entry into the UK: 01/10/2007
Visa Expiry date: 24/08/2012
Let me know if there is any concerns.
Many thanks in advance.
batesford
The earliest you should apply is 28 days before "24/08/2012".
See Q4 & Q5 under the following sticky for reference:
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=79378
The following concession will apply to you, as you short fall of the 5 year residency period due to late entry into the UK but within 3 months. Therefore the the CW may consider the period between EC (24/08/2007) & Entry (01/10/2007) towards the 5 years as indicated below:
Applications that fall short of the five year continuous period
In some cases, applicants may have been granted five years continuous leave, but due to delayed travel will not have spent five years continuously in the UK before their current leave expires. Caseworkers may count the period between entry clearance being granted and the date the applicant entered the UK towards the five years, provided this period was not longer than three months.
to cs95tdg
Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2012 4:39 pm
by batesford
I have read through all sticky's posts already that's why I went for 27/07 appointment. Just wondering if anyone is applying exactly 28 days before current leave expires, or wait at least one day to avoid any doubts. I need some comfort please...
Re: to cs95tdg
Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2012 7:58 pm
by cs95tdg
batesford wrote:I have read through all sticky's posts already that's why I went for 27/07 appointment. Just wondering if anyone is applying exactly 28 days before current leave expires, or wait at least one day to avoid any doubts. I need some comfort please...
The date you have selected should be fine based on the information you have provided and the date calculator.
But if I were to give my opinion, I'd allow a couple of days buffer to be on the safe side. This would be to avoid the risk of being turned away on the day & wasting my time.
thanks
Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2012 12:17 pm
by batesford
No chance to change the appointment date now. Will go for it anyway. As I am very good at how to calculating days (my work involves quite a lot of these sort of calculations), am ready for any challenges on my big day...