Your social, cultural and family ties
Jun 3rd 2019, 9:11 am
#16
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Re: Your social, cultural and family ties
My spousal visa commenced July 8th 2014 - it expires July 8th 2019.
I have my online formed filled out and ready to go - I just don't know if I should wait till June 11th to submit and get in a priority appointment slot or wait until the 11th submit then and get a priority slot at that point.
I have my online formed filled out and ready to go - I just don't know if I should wait till June 11th to submit and get in a priority appointment slot or wait until the 11th submit then and get a priority slot at that point.
Jun 3rd 2019, 9:40 am
#17
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Re: Your social, cultural and family ties
So you can’t submit more than 28 days prior to the fifth anniversary of the issue date of your first spouse visa. Your application will be refused if you do so. You’ll need to wait and then book an appointment slot after you have submitted. If you are willing to pay the extra £800 then the Super Priority service will give you a decision within 24 hours of your biometrics appointment and your ILR BRP will follow a few days later in the post.
Thank you again for your help.
Jun 12th 2019, 7:15 pm
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Re: Your social, cultural and family ties
So you can’t submit more than 28 days prior to the fifth anniversary of the issue date of your first spouse visa. Your application will be refused if you do so. You’ll need to wait and then book an appointment slot after you have submitted. If you are willing to pay the extra £800 then the Super Priority service will give you a decision within 24 hours of your biometrics appointment and your ILR BRP will follow a few days later in the post.
Husband's employment with his umbrella company is classified as permanent - however his contract assignment is fixed term. I suppose my question is - it is possible to be on permanent non salaried employment????
Jun 12th 2019, 7:42 pm
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Re: Your social, cultural and family ties
BritinParis - I was wondering if I could ask for your expertise again.
Husband's employment with his umbrella company is classified as permanent - however his contract assignment is fixed term. I suppose my question is - it is possible to be on permanent non salaried employment????
Husband's employment with his umbrella company is classified as permanent - however his contract assignment is fixed term. I suppose my question is - it is possible to be on permanent non salaried employment????
In earlier posts you said he was employed by an agency. What is this 'umbrella company'?
Yes, one can be on permanent staff but paid as non salaried
