Great hope for any one applying for ilr to brp

[12345678]

i have been told to provide proof of continuous residence (for ilr to brp ) since ive been in the country

the problem is i just turned 18 and its been difficult to gather documents 17 years ago

there are hmrc child tax documents but its sent in my mothers name although i am included in the document with my name and date of birth as a recipient of the child benefit


is that an accepted document or does it have to be sent in my name to my address

[JB007]

i have been told to provide proof of continuous residence (for ilr to brp ) since ive been in the country

the problem is i just turned 18 and its been difficult to gather documents 17 years ago

there are hmrc child tax documents but its sent in my mothers name although i am included in the document with my name and date of birth as a recipient of the child benefit


is that an accepted document or does it have to be sent in my name to my address

When the two wefare payments Tax Credits were invented a few years ago, Child Tax Credits and the 16 hours a week between them that their parents only had to work to get Working Tax Credits, was only intending for their children living in the UK. Following a court case brought by EU migrants, the UK was forced to provide this too if they had children in another EEA country. Your parents claiming Tax Credits will not prove you were in the UK.

If your parent claimed Universal Credit (which replaces the short lived Tax Credits) that has many different rules and stricter work regulations for both parents, one of the condtions is that the child must be in the UK.

[secret.simon]

i have been told to provide proof of continuous residence (for ilr to brp ) since ive been in the country

It is unclear whether you already have ILR and are merely transferring it to a BRP ro whether you are applying for ILR. If the latter, can you list your previous immigration history?

[12345678]

i have been told to provide proof of continuous residence (for ilr to brp ) since ive been in the country

It is unclear whether you already have ILR and are merely transferring it to a BRP ro whether you are applying for ILR. If the latter, can you list your previous immigration history?

i do have ilr and im trying to transfer to brp using this link https://www.gov.uk/biometric-residence- ... e-visa-brp sry for the confusion

[12345678]

i have been told to provide proof of continuous residence (for ilr to brp ) since ive been in the country

the problem is i just turned 18 and its been difficult to gather documents 17 years ago

there are hmrc child tax documents but its sent in my mothers name although i am included in the document with my name and date of birth as a recipient of the child benefit


is that an accepted document or does it have to be sent in my name to my address

When the two wefare payments Tax Credits were invented a few years ago, Child Tax Credits and the 16 hours a week between them that their parents only had to work to get Working Tax Credits, was only intending for their children living in the UK. Following a court case brought by EU migrants, the UK was forced to provide this too if they had children in another EEA country. Your parents claiming Tax Credits will not prove you were in the UK.

If your parent claimed Universal Credit (which replaces the short lived Tax Credits) that has many different rules and stricter work regulations for both parents, one of the condtions is that the child must be in the UK.

oh wow that is great news can i use that universal credit as proof of countinus residence?

[secret.simon]

i do have ilr and im trying to transfer to brp using this link https://www.gov.uk/biometric-residence- ... e-visa-brp sry for the confusion

When did you get ILR? You will likely only have to prove continuous residence from the time you got ILR till now.

[12345678]

i do have ilr and im trying to transfer to brp using this link https://www.gov.uk/biometric-residence- ... e-visa-brp sry for the confusion

When did you get ILR? You will likely only have to prove continuous residence from the time you got ILR till now.

2004 yea its been a while , the problem is we moved cities and some documents got lost i got as much as i could gather but dk if that will be enough

[12345678]

I have amazing news pls read to the end

i applied for ilr to brp transfer and paid the usual 6months fee thinking id wait for long , i gave every document i could that proved i was in the country (since 2004 ) it wasnt much (school exam letters , nhs medical cards ) ill be honest it was alot of stress finding documents from 16 years ago

i recieved my brp decision and delivery confirmation 2 days after my biometric appointment

i know its mad i paid for the 6months and recieved in 2 days im so happy rn

if i could guess id say its mostly cause i turned 18 this year so the gov probably had my info for a while

anyways hope this helped anyone gl to anyone applying , its crazy how much things changed since my last thread

[KevT123]

Hi
Congrats on your fast decision!
Just wondering how you were able to get a BRP appointment so fast. Ive made my application since August, fair enough Ive only paid for it today but I havent been able to get an appointment to enroll my BRP documents etc. How long did it take for you to get an appointment from the payment of your application?
thanks

[AmazonianX]

I have amazing news pls read to the end

i applied for ilr to brp transfer and paid the usual 6months fee thinking id wait for long , i gave every document i could that proved i was in the country (since 2004 ) it wasnt much (school exam letters , nhs medical cards ) ill be honest it was alot of stress finding documents from 16 years ago

i recieved my brp decision and delivery confirmation 2 days after my biometric appointment

i know its mad i paid for the 6months and recieved in 2 days im so happy rn

if i could guess id say its mostly cause i turned 18 this year so the gov probably had my info for a while

anyways hope this helped anyone gl to anyone applying , its crazy how much things changed since my last thread

Congratulations, thats some pretty fast response.

[12345678]

Hi
Congrats on your fast decision!
Just wondering how you were able to get a BRP appointment so fast. Ive made my application since August, fair enough Ive only paid for it today but I havent been able to get an appointment to enroll my BRP documents etc. How long did it take for you to get an appointment from the payment of your application?
thanks

hi kev thx for the warm reply

dont qoute me on this but i think ukvcas are doing 1month at a time (if u payed in may u get appointment booking enabled in june , if u payed in june u get it enabled on july) i may be wrong but thats my theory , it says on their website that this is the fairest approach or something i forgot

i payed for the appointment on the 21 of july and the appointment booking was made available on the 3-5th of august (cant remeber exact ) i made my appointment on the 25th of august ( the earliest available for free at the time )

UKVCAS will send u an email telling you they have enabled you to book appointments keep checking your email once a day but dont stress it out bro

also shoutout to the nice staff at hm passport office in birmingham they were very professional and the staff were extremely considerate even though i was messing up my fingerprints (due to stress )

[12345678]

I have amazing news pls read to the end

i applied for ilr to brp transfer and paid the usual 6months fee thinking id wait for long , i gave every document i could that proved i was in the country (since 2004 ) it wasnt much (school exam letters , nhs medical cards ) ill be honest it was alot of stress finding documents from 16 years ago

i recieved my brp decision and delivery confirmation 2 days after my biometric appointment

i know its mad i paid for the 6months and recieved in 2 days im so happy rn

if i could guess id say its mostly cause i turned 18 this year so the gov probably had my info for a while

anyways hope this helped anyone gl to anyone applying , its crazy how much things changed since my last thread

Congratulations, thats some pretty fast response.

ye man i was so shocked when i recieved the delivery email legit thought it was a mistake

also it arrived today pretty fast delivery ngl

[KevT123]

Hey again,

Great news! I've just received my invitation to book an appointment. I have some questions if youre able to answer them or give me some insight if thats ok mate. I was pretty shocked to see that theyre charging appointments, Its £110 for one but I was under the impression that once I had paid the initial £248.20 to transfer my ILR to BRP I was done paying anymore fees. Did you have to pay for an appointment?

furthermore, theyre also charging to have documents uploaded on your behalf or you can do it yourself if you'd rather not pay the service charge. I'd rather upload them myself. Do you know how you upload your own documents? Is a simple picture of your documents and upload of it sufficient or is there a particular way like digital scanning?

I really appreciate your help and a massive thanks in advance!

Kev

[AmazonianX]

Hey again,

Great news! I've just received my invitation to book an appointment. I have some questions if youre able to answer them or give me some insight if thats ok mate. I was pretty shocked to see that theyre charging appointments, Its £110 for one but I was under the impression that once I had paid the initial £248.20 to transfer my ILR to BRP I was done paying anymore fees. Did you have to pay for an appointment?

furthermore, theyre also charging to have documents uploaded on your behalf or you can do it yourself if you'd rather not pay the service charge. I'd rather upload them myself. Do you know how you upload your own documents? Is a simple picture of your documents and upload of it sufficient or is there a particular way like digital scanning?

I really appreciate your help and a massive thanks in advance!

Kev

The HO has contracted part of the process out. While the said contractors may have their own commission on the fees you paid, there is 'no harm' if they can make more off you by all means (or you keep checking till you get a free appointment which who knows when that will be..if any).
For self upload, this is straight forward scanning in acceptable format and size, then upload.