Liverpool ILR success
Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2012 8:23 pm
Hi,
Many thanks for this website members, who try to help clarify doubts in relation to immigration rules.
I would like to explain my ILR success based on work permit.
I went to liverpool PEO on 9th July and got my ILR.
My absences are 180 days (according to the stamp date in the passport even my travel date slightly differ) and I mentioned travel details in the application form.
My wife and my son are with me for the past one year and I also included their names in the application form.
After payment, I been called by the case worker. She is really nice and very professional. After a short and nice chat with case worker,
CW: Under which category, are applying ILR?
ME: under work permit
CW: Is there absences in the past five years? and Have they been mentioned in the form?
ME: I said that yes and 7 occasions
CW: Is there any longer absences?
ME: There is no >90 days absence. Mine 180 days but I didn't tell her about this.
CW: Have you got the necessary documents?
ME: I gave employer's letter, 3 month pay slips, bank statements, and rent agreement. I tried to give my marriage certificate and she was smiling at my wife and son then she said that she doesn't need marriage certificate.
She carried on saying that she would call us in 15 minutes to do biometrics and she wants to carry out her work.
I was sitting in the waiting area which is in front of her desk. I can say that she didn't check my passport for the stamp dates (for arrival and departure dates).
In the next 15 minutes we been called to go biometrics.
Once we finished biometrics, I went to her desk and gave the confirmation of biometric then she said she would call me shortly.
After an hour, she called us and said that our application has been granted
and we can apply for naturalisation next year and biometric card will reach in usually in 3 working days.
We said many thanks and after good hand shake we left the PEO office.
It all took around 1 hour and 30 minutes.
It was really nice experience than I thought.
mozhi
Many thanks for this website members, who try to help clarify doubts in relation to immigration rules.
I would like to explain my ILR success based on work permit.
I went to liverpool PEO on 9th July and got my ILR.
My absences are 180 days (according to the stamp date in the passport even my travel date slightly differ) and I mentioned travel details in the application form.
My wife and my son are with me for the past one year and I also included their names in the application form.
After payment, I been called by the case worker. She is really nice and very professional. After a short and nice chat with case worker,
CW: Under which category, are applying ILR?
ME: under work permit
CW: Is there absences in the past five years? and Have they been mentioned in the form?
ME: I said that yes and 7 occasions
CW: Is there any longer absences?
ME: There is no >90 days absence. Mine 180 days but I didn't tell her about this.
CW: Have you got the necessary documents?
ME: I gave employer's letter, 3 month pay slips, bank statements, and rent agreement. I tried to give my marriage certificate and she was smiling at my wife and son then she said that she doesn't need marriage certificate.
She carried on saying that she would call us in 15 minutes to do biometrics and she wants to carry out her work.
I was sitting in the waiting area which is in front of her desk. I can say that she didn't check my passport for the stamp dates (for arrival and departure dates).
In the next 15 minutes we been called to go biometrics.
Once we finished biometrics, I went to her desk and gave the confirmation of biometric then she said she would call me shortly.
After an hour, she called us and said that our application has been granted
and we can apply for naturalisation next year and biometric card will reach in usually in 3 working days.
We said many thanks and after good hand shake we left the PEO office.
It all took around 1 hour and 30 minutes.
It was really nice experience than I thought.
mozhi