ILR Success @ Croydon - From Tier 2 - 1st week of AUG'15
Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2015 8:07 pm
Dear Gurus / Experts / Moderators,
Thank you very very much for helping n guiding us in the right direction to do our ILR process smoothly. You’ll went out of the way to answer all our queries patiently and very efficiently. Your gesture is truly appreciated and it is very rare to find such helpful people in this day and age.
Even by paying someone we would not get so much help as much as we got from Immigration Board. We are indebted to all of you.
Our ILR is approved 2 days back.
We would like to share our experience below to help others.
I was on Tier 2 (General) visa and my wife my dependant.
I would complete 5 years on this visa at end of this month. So keeping in mind 28 days rule, we applied earlier this week in person at Lunar House (Croydon).
From the time we entered the building till we left with our approval letter, it was roughly a 4 hours process.
It is advisable to book any morning appointment until 11am.
Below are the documents we submitted in original and 1 copy for my wife and myself
1) Passports
2) Biometric Residence Permit cards
3) 2 passport size photos
4) Employer letter (also included a table showing absences from the UK) - main applicant
5) Life in the UK test pass letter
6) English qualification - we showed our Bachelor of Commerce from University of Mumbai, letter from the University stating medium of language is English and print out of the points-based calculator from Home Office website. This print out shows that the degree is approved by UK NARIC as their system is linked with Home Office website
6) Most recent / last 1 month bank statement (main applicant)
7) Most recent / last 1 month salary slip (main applicant)
House papers (we showed Annual Mortgage statements of last 2 years). If staying on rent, then Tenancy agreement should be fine
(If husband and wife applying together, then both names should be on House papers)
9) Council Tax Bills of last 2 years
10) Our child’s birth certificate (to prove evidence of Cohabitation) - not mandatory if you show some House papers / Council Tax Bill
If you need any guidance, I will try to help.
Good luck and God bless to others
Warm regards
AJA
Thank you very very much for helping n guiding us in the right direction to do our ILR process smoothly. You’ll went out of the way to answer all our queries patiently and very efficiently. Your gesture is truly appreciated and it is very rare to find such helpful people in this day and age.
Even by paying someone we would not get so much help as much as we got from Immigration Board. We are indebted to all of you.
Our ILR is approved 2 days back.
We would like to share our experience below to help others.
I was on Tier 2 (General) visa and my wife my dependant.
I would complete 5 years on this visa at end of this month. So keeping in mind 28 days rule, we applied earlier this week in person at Lunar House (Croydon).
From the time we entered the building till we left with our approval letter, it was roughly a 4 hours process.
It is advisable to book any morning appointment until 11am.
Below are the documents we submitted in original and 1 copy for my wife and myself
1) Passports
2) Biometric Residence Permit cards
3) 2 passport size photos
4) Employer letter (also included a table showing absences from the UK) - main applicant
5) Life in the UK test pass letter
6) English qualification - we showed our Bachelor of Commerce from University of Mumbai, letter from the University stating medium of language is English and print out of the points-based calculator from Home Office website. This print out shows that the degree is approved by UK NARIC as their system is linked with Home Office website
6) Most recent / last 1 month bank statement (main applicant)
7) Most recent / last 1 month salary slip (main applicant)
House papers (we showed Annual Mortgage statements of last 2 years). If staying on rent, then Tenancy agreement should be fine
(If husband and wife applying together, then both names should be on House papers)
9) Council Tax Bills of last 2 years
10) Our child’s birth certificate (to prove evidence of Cohabitation) - not mandatory if you show some House papers / Council Tax Bill
If you need any guidance, I will try to help.
Good luck and God bless to others
Warm regards
AJA