Yes that one. The one where it shows fees paid and also shows the acknowledgement number starting with OREG Statistics: Posted by snowhit3 — Tue Apr 23, 2024 4:21 pm ..read more

Thank you so much if your help. It's not repeatable.this was the only time I had any issues with the law. but it was more than one offence at the same time as the bike was considered to be a motor vehicle by the officers so they wrote other offences like riding without gear and riding in the wrong lane But the court only gave the fine and the punishment for the highest offence which is driving without insurance. Will this make the case complicated or is ok? Statistics: Posted by elsayedmu — Tue Apr 23, 2024 4:10 pm ..read more

I applied for my father in laws visit visa (6 month route) a few weeks back and today it got rejected. I would like some advice on what I should do next. I am the sponsor and provided bank statements & proof that I would support him for up to £4000 expenses whilst he is here. Based on the letter I received from the ECO my sponsorship is not an issue. His application as per below: APPLICANT NAME: **** UNIQUE APPLICATION NUMBER: **** PASSPORT NUMBER: **** COUNTRY OF NATIONALITY: Pakistan DATE OF BIRTH: ** 1965 GENDER: Male DATE OF APPLICATION: TYPE OF VISA / APPLICATION: Visitor visa SERVI ..read more

No. You do NOT need any other reasons to stay in the UK. If you answer YES to that question on the form, you get a request to submit documents which will confuse you Statistics: Posted by zimba — Tue Apr 23, 2024 3:57 pm ..read more

I am not sure about this. Hopefully someone else with more experience of the process can comment, but I imagine you need to show evidence of the relationship and take steps to inform UKVI of the end of your marriage. Statistics: Posted by contorted_svy — Tue Apr 23, 2024 3:39 pm ..read more

Who is the person applying? Son? Wife? Husband? Statistics: Posted by meself2 — Tue Apr 23, 2024 3:37 pm ..read more

Before 2020 (and now in EU member states, eg Ireland), you were supposed to apply for retained rights, be granted those (it's not an automatic process) and only then you could apply for permanent residence. If your relationship was broken down, you were supposed to inform the authorities and go through retained rights process. It all might be different now due to Brexit, but seeint your relationship broke down before it, it'd be goos to know if you've done anything of this sort. On what basis are you currently in the UK? Do you have pre settled status or is (physical) residence card your on ..read more

Do you have big absences in the years preceding the qualifying period? The ties to the UK must be demonstrated for you, not your family members, so evidence that you own properties yourself, your family lives here, etc will suffice. Statistics: Posted by contorted_svy — Tue Apr 23, 2024 3:34 pm ..read more

I don't know if there is a separate form - hopefully another more knowledgeable member can comment in this regard. Statistics: Posted by contorted_svy — Tue Apr 23, 2024 3:30 pm ..read more

Thank yo soo much for helping out. I have started filling in the form you have sent. I am stuck on this one last thing. It gives 6 options, out of which i am confused between below two. how would I know which category is mine? Non-british child of a parent (granted permission to be in the UK before 9 july 2012) Non-british child of a parent (granted or currently applying for permission to be in the UK on or after 9 july 2012) I lived in U.K since 2009 on work permit. Both me and my husband got ILR in May 2013. we both got ILE (returning residents) in January 2023. Statistics: Posted by arsh ..read more