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ILR AFTER 6 YEARS DISCREATIONARY LEAVE
Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2016 9:41 pm
by olamiistarboy85
Afternoon All,
Need help with filling SET(O) Form.
Can someone please help me with the following Questions , i know most of the section is not applicable to me however i will like help with questions that apply to me.
1- does Section 8 B TO 9 H APPLY TO ME
Re: ILR AFTER 6 YEARS DISCREATIONARY LEAVE
Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2016 9:58 pm
by CR001
8B yes if you have additional reason you want to explain.
Section 9 not applicable to you as it clearly states which visa categories it is for.
Re: ILR AFTER 6 YEARS DISCREATIONARY LEAVE
Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2016 10:49 pm
by olamiistarboy85
Thanks for the reply CR001
Re: ILR AFTER 6 YEARS DISCREATIONARY LEAVE
Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2016 10:53 pm
by olamiistarboy85
THE OTHER QUESTION IS WE DONT HAVE A JOINT ACCOUNT HOWEVER WE HAVE BEEN IN A RELATIONSHIP FOR OVER 12 YEARS , DONT HAVE NOTHING IN JOINT NAMES BUT WE HAVE LETTERS IN SAME ADDRESS WE HAVE BEEN LIVING . WOULD NOT HAVING A JOINT ACCOUNT STATEMENT BE A PROBLEM
Re: ILR AFTER 6 YEARS DISCREATIONARY LEAVE
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2017 6:19 pm
by olamiistarboy85
CR001 wrote:8B yes if you have additional reason you want to explain.
Section 9 not applicable to you as it clearly states which visa categories it is for.
Good Evening Everyone,
So Sorry but i need help again as my premium appointment is getting close.
I am applying for ILR based on private and family life & completing 6 years discretionary leave.
Firstly i need help with just few more details on my SET(o) form.
Do i need to fill in Section 9 part D Continuous Residence.
Section 4
i answered yes in section 4.1 as i have no dependant applying
What should be the answer in 4.2 as i have left it blank.
Section 6
6.3- 6.11.
Thanking everyone in advance
Re: ILR AFTER 6 YEARS DISCREATIONARY LEAVE
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2017 7:52 pm
by CR001
olamiistarboy85 wrote:CR001 wrote:8B yes if you have additional reason you want to explain.
Section 9 not applicable to you as it clearly states which visa categories it is for.
Good Evening Everyone,
So Sorry but i need help again as my premium appointment is getting close.
I am applying for ILR based on private and family life & completing 6 years discretionary leave.
Firstly i need help with just few more details on my SET(o) form.
Do i need to fill in Section 9 part D Continuous Residence.
I have already said that Section 9 is NOT relevant to you. It is ONLY for Tier 1 route applicants.
Section 4
i answered yes in section 4.1 as i have no dependant applying
What should be the answer in 4.2 as i have left it blank.
Leave blank
Section 6
6.3- 6.11.
You need to complete the relevant questions. Which ones are confusing you?
Thanking everyone in advance
Re: ILR AFTER 6 YEARS DISCREATIONARY LEAVE
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2017 8:01 pm
by olamiistarboy85
Hi Cr001,
The whole of scetion 6
Re: ILR AFTER 6 YEARS DISCREATIONARY LEAVE
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2017 8:36 pm
by CR001
olamiistarboy85 wrote:Hi Cr001,
The whole of scetion 6
We don't all have the forms lying around or in our memory to answer.
6.3 - not required
6.4 to 6.8 - answer as required. The questions are fairly simple and if only you will know this answer. They are not trick questions.
6.9 to 6.11 - not relevant, ignore
Re: ILR AFTER 6 YEARS DISCREATIONARY LEAVE
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2017 8:41 pm
by olamiistarboy85
CR001 wrote:olamiistarboy85 wrote:Hi Cr001,
The whole of scetion 6
We don't all have the forms lying around or in our memory to answer.
6.3 - not required
6.4 to 6.8 - answer as required. The questions are fairly simple and if only you will know this answer. They are not trick questions.
6.9 to 6.11 - not relevant, ignore
i apologise CR001 for not writing the questions . And also thank you for answering and making the relevant questions clear.
Re: ILR AFTER 6 YEARS DISCREATIONARY LEAVE
Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 1:32 pm
by olamiistarboy85
Good Afternoon All,
I want to thank everyone on this forum most especially CR001 for always helping my with filling in my Form. i went to Solihull Premium service Centre today due to not been able to get any appointment in croydon . Appointment was at 8am this morning , Got there 07:45 they let us in by 07:50 , Registration done by 8am and biometric by 8:15, case passed to caseworker by 8:15 and by 09:15 i was called to come collect my documents and approval letter .
Solihull is a very good Premium centre and i will recommend this centre . service was very professional , Staff were very friendly and the experience was excellent.
Re: ILR AFTER 6 YEARS DISCREATIONARY LEAVE
Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 3:50 pm
by CR001
Congrats, very pleased you had a good experience and got approval.
Re: ILR AFTER 6 YEARS DISCREATIONARY LEAVE
Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 3:54 pm
by olamiistarboy85
CR001 wrote:Congrats, very pleased you had a good experience and got approval.
Thank you CR001
Re: ILR AFTER 6 YEARS DISCREATIONARY LEAVE
Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 7:26 pm
by mck2010
olamiistarboy85 wrote:CR001 wrote:Congrats, very pleased you had a good experience and got approval.
Thank you CR001
Hi what documents did you submit to support your application for family life? I'm also applying by family life and on discretionary leave to remain
Re: ILR AFTER 6 YEARS DISCREATIONARY LEAVE
Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 9:20 pm
by olamiistarboy85
mck2010 wrote:olamiistarboy85 wrote:CR001 wrote:Congrats, very pleased you had a good experience and got approval.
Thank you CR001
Hi what documents did you submit to support your application for family life? I'm also applying by family life and on discretionary leave to remain
Hi The Following Documents were included in my application
• DLR Letters from UKBA (Home Office)
• Passport x 2 old and new
• Biometric Residence Card
• Bank Statements
• Payslips
• Passed Life in the UK test
• Utility Bills
• Children Birth Certificate
• Partner’s Passport
• Employment Letter
• Disclosure & Barring service enhanced certificate
• Partner’s payslip
• Partner’s Bank statements
• Friends & Family Pictures
when i got there thou , they told me i didnt need to bring that much docs and told me my patner's doc was not needed . but i definitely would recommend Solihull. Absolute germ of a premium Centre.