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Application to expedite and ILR application

Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 11:00 am
by LongJohn
Hi

Has anyone had any success in applying to expedite an ILR application. I travel a fair amount for work, about 1-2 trips around Europe per month (I submitted a record of 34 international trips in my application). I applied for ILR in Jan and my manager is getting really difficult with me for not performing adequately because of my inability to travel and wants me to apply to expedite my application.

Does anyone of anyone who has had success with this in the past? or how to go about it?

Thanks

Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 7:26 pm
by xyz123
home office dont generally expedite ILR applcations purely based on someone claiming they need to travel.

ask your employer to write a letter and that may help (but dont hold your breath)

why didnt you go for in person appointment, if it was very important.

Re: Application to expedite and ILR application

Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 7:53 pm
by joh118
LongJohn wrote:Hi

Has anyone had any success in applying to expedite an ILR application. I travel a fair amount for work, about 1-2 trips around Europe per month (I submitted a record of 34 international trips in my application). I applied for ILR in Jan and my manager is getting really difficult with me for not performing adequately because of my inability to travel and wants me to apply to expedite my application.

Does anyone of anyone who has had success with this in the past? or how to go about it?

Thanks
here's what I would do:

1. call/write a letter to UKBA and basically beg.
if that doesn't work

2. ask to withdraw application (you will lose fees though)
3. make a premium application.

Re: Application to expedite and ILR application

Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 7:56 pm
by eager2learn
LongJohn wrote:Hi

Has anyone had any success in applying to expedite an ILR application. I travel a fair amount for work, about 1-2 trips around Europe per month (I submitted a record of 34 international trips in my application). I applied for ILR in Jan and my manager is getting really difficult with me for not performing adequately because of my inability to travel and wants me to apply to expedite my application.

Does anyone of anyone who has had success with this in the past? or how to go about it?

Thanks
even with ILR , you will still need visas to travel to Europe

Re: Application to expedite and ILR application

Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 8:30 pm
by joh118
eager2learn wrote:
LongJohn wrote:Hi

Has anyone had any success in applying to expedite an ILR application. I travel a fair amount for work, about 1-2 trips around Europe per month (I submitted a record of 34 international trips in my application). I applied for ILR in Jan and my manager is getting really difficult with me for not performing adequately because of my inability to travel and wants me to apply to expedite my application.

Does anyone of anyone who has had success with this in the past? or how to go about it?

Thanks
even with ILR , you will still need visas to travel to Europe
depends on nationality. some citizens eg. US, canada, australia, japan etc. do not require a preissued visa to travel to europe.

as the OP has travelled to europe extensively during residence in UK, I think it is clear that the OP either has a passport that does not need a visa or has a schengen visa.

Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2011 10:47 am
by LongJohn
Thanks All.

I am South African, so well used to the Schengen process. the issue really is getting my passport back ASAP without having to withdraw and go through the premium option. 3 more months of "Telephone Travel" is not going to help my work situation.

Looks like it is going out with the begging bowl

Passports arrived today

Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2011 2:57 pm
by LongJohn
very excited, that was just under 2 months

thanks to all on this forum! :P

Re: Passports arrived today

Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2014 11:30 pm
by imraniqbal2010
LongJohn wrote:very excited, that was just under 2 months

thanks to all on this forum! :P
How comes ? Have you written a letter to them or what?