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Приветствую, Да, можно... Но здесь есть одно большое НО. Если поспешите с Settled status, то придется ждать +12 месяцев для того, чтобы подать на гражданство. По "старому" пути, т.е. через EEAPR обычно можно или практически сразу, или максимум через несколько месяцев подавать на гражданство.

Там в форме должно стоять объяснение, что дополнительные basences должны быть представлены на отдельном листке (который нужно загрузить потом вместе с остальными документами). Я так обычно делаю.

17 March 2019 – Just useful and interesting UK & EEA Immigration Law news and updates from the Legal Centre – Open 7 days a week - www.legalcentre.org – Mob : +44(0)7791145923 >>> Tech Nation to endorse new innovator and start-up visas… but not until September 2019 The government announced on 7 March that two new immigration categories will appear in the Immigration Rules from 29 March 2019 — the innovator and start-up visas. Since then, lawyers and prospective applicants have been eagerly waiting to see who the endorsing bodies will be. (An application for a visa in either category cannot be made until the business idea has been assessed by an approved endorsing body and they have agreed to officially endorse the applicant.) It came as no surprise that the Tech Nation will be one of those endorsing bodies. The technology network is already an endorsing body for applicants applying under the tech arm of the Tier 1 (Exceptional Talent) visa. Interestingly, the Tech Nation won’t be providing any endorsements for anyone applying under the innovator or start-up routes until September 2019, according to their web-site. This means that Tech Nation will not be issuing endorsements until some time after applications for visas can be made (which appears, from the wording of the Statement of Changes, to be from 1 August 2019). In September 2019, Tech Nation will begin processing endorsement applications on behalf of digital technology entrepreneurs for both of these new routes, building upon our successful operation of the Tier 1 Exceptional Talent visa and extending our support for international entrepreneurs wishing to establish their tech business in the UK. Hopefully the other endorsing organization will be announced soon, too. >>> Judge suspends Home Office removals policy: http://www.medicaljustice.org.uk/high-court-suspends-unscrupulous-policy-of-removing-unwanted-migrants-from-the-uk-without-warning/ The High Court has suspended the Home Office’s removals policy with immediate effect. The decision means that the system of giving migrants “removal windows” within which they can be removed from the UK without warning will be halted for at least the next few weeks.

Приветствую. На этой неделе подавал несколько заявлений форумчан. Обычно делаю "с последнего до первого".

Спасибо за теплые слова. Удачи Вам :-)

Пожалуйста. Рад был Вам помочь.

Приветствую, В анкете спрашивается (без уточнения) о ПЕРВОМ приезде в UK. Я всегда указываю в заявлениях клиентов самую первую дату въезда по ЛЮБОЙ визе. В Вашем случае - это гостевая виза.

Да. "Во всем виноват Brexit". Пожалуйста. Рад был помочь Вам.

15 March 2019 – Just useful and interesting UK & EEA Immigration Law news and updates from the Legal Centre – Open 7 days a week - www.legalcentre.org – Mob : +44(0)7791145923 >>> Most recent Home Offiice's answers in relation to the New System application process Q: Can a Tier 1 (Investor) apply for extension and/or Settlement via a 24-hour service ? A: Tier 1 (Investors) applying for leave to remain and to extend their stay to indefinite leave to remain can make an online application for a standard 8-week consideration or a priority 10-day consideration. Also, Tier 1 (Investors) applying for settlement can also make an online application for a priority 10-day consideration. Priority 10-day considerations cost an additional fee of £477 which provides a faster consideration within 10-days of receiving the visa application, providing all the relevant evidence, including biometric (photograph and fingerprints) are submitted. Q: Can a Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) applicant for settlement get a decision within 24 hours (or any level of expedition)? A: At this moment Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) cannot apply for a priority 10 day or super priority 24 hour consideration. Q: Can children over 18 be added to the FLR(M), SET(M), SET(O) etc forms or should they apply separately ? A: Over 18 children can be added, but they need to have leave in that category already and not be living an independent life; if they do live an independent life, they need to submit the application in their own right. Q: Can I travel while my application is being considered ? A1: If you are applying for leave to remain, or indefinite leave to remain, you should not leave the UK until you have received a decision on your application. If you travel outside the “Common Travel Area” (CTA) before the decision is made on your application, your application will be treated as withdrawn. A2 If the decision is made while you are outside the UK and your current leave has expired, you will not have a right to return to the UK and you may be refused entry at the UK border. A3 In terms of stages, the application is only classed as withdrawn if the customer has received their passport back from UKVI, if they haven’t submitted it then the customer can travel without the application being withdrawn, however, they will need to be aware that having made an application does not give them an automatic right to re-enter the UK. If they have extant leave when they leave the UK then they can re-enter. Q: How much time do I have to enroll for the biometric from the date I submit my online application ? A: An applicant has up to 45 days to enroll for the biometric sine submitting the online application Q: Do I still need to bring my originals documents for the biometric appointment ? A: Applicants do not need to bring along the original supporting documents, however, applicants can choose to do so if they wish. All applicants must take their original travel document/passport to their appointment Q: How can I withdraw/cancel the application ? A: Use this link: https://www.gov.uk/cancel-visa Q: Can Tier 2/4/5 Employers apply for their licenses via the New Service ? A: Applications from organizations to become Tier 2/4/5 sponsors are not in scope for the new Front-End Service. Customers applying for this will continue to use the existing service. Currently there is not the functionality to upload the supporting evidence for these applications.

15 March 2019 – Just useful and interesting UK & EEA Immigration Law news and updates from the Legal Centre – Open 7 days a week - www.legalcentre.org – Mob : +44(0)7791145923 >>> Most recent Home Offiice's answers in relation to the New System application process Q: Can a Tier 1 (Investor) apply for extension and/or Settlement via a 24-hour service ? A: Tier 1 (Investors) applying for leave to remain and to extend their stay to indefinite leave to remain can make an online application for a standard 8-week consideration or a priority 10-day consideration. Also, Tier 1 (Investors) applying for settlement can also make an online application for a priority 10-day consideration. Priority 10-day considerations cost an additional fee of £477 which provides a faster consideration within 10-days of receiving the visa application, providing all the relevant evidence, including biometric (photograph and fingerprints) are submitted. Q: Can a Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) applicant for settlement get a decision within 24 hours (or any level of expedition)? A: At this moment Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) cannot apply for a priority 10 day or super priority 24 hour consideration. Q: Can children over 18 be added to the FLR(M), SET(M), SET(O) etc forms or should they apply separately ? A: Over 18 children can be added, but they need to have leave in that category already and not be living an independent life; if they do live an independent life, they need to submit the application in their own right. Q: Can I travel while my application is being considered ? A1: If you are applying for leave to remain, or indefinite leave to remain, you should not leave the UK until you have received a decision on your application. If you travel outside the “Common Travel Area” (CTA) before the decision is made on your application, your application will be treated as withdrawn. A2 If the decision is made while you are outside the UK and your current leave has expired, you will not have a right to return to the UK and you may be refused entry at the UK border. A3 In terms of stages, the application is only classed as withdrawn if the customer has received their passport back from UKVI, if they haven’t submitted it then the customer can travel without the application being withdrawn, however, they will need to be aware that having made an application does not give them an automatic right to re-enter the UK. If they have extant leave when they leave the UK then they can re-enter. Q: How much time do I have to enroll for the biometric from the date I submit my online application ? A: An applicant has up to 45 days to enroll for the biometric sine submitting the online application Q: Do I still need to bring my originals documents for the biometric appointment ? A: Applicants do not need to bring along the original supporting documents, however, applicants can choose to do so if they wish. All applicants must take their original travel document/passport to their appointment Q: How can I withdraw/cancel the application ? A: Use this link: https://www.gov.uk/cancel-visa Q: Can Tier 2/4/5 Employers apply for their licenses via the New Service ? A: Applications from organizations to become Tier 2/4/5 sponsors are not in scope for the new Front-End Service. Customers applying for this will continue to use the existing service. Currently there is not the functionality to upload the supporting evidence for these applications. >>> PhD-level jobs to be exempt from work visa quota: https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/spring-statement-2019-philip-hammonds-speech The government has announced some changes to the immigration system to give the impression that the UK is a welcoming and functioning country despite the ongoing chaos of Brexit. Chancellor Philip Hammond, giving a Spring Statement economic speech yesterday, said that PhD level jobs would be taken out of the cap on Tier 2 work visas and globe-trotting researchers made exempt from settlement rules that penalize lengthy absences from the UK. A written ministerial statement says: "From Autumn 2019, PhD-level occupations will be exempt from the Tier 2 (General) cap, and at the same time the government will update the immigration rules on 180-day absences so that researchers conducting fieldwork overseas are not penalized if they apply to settle in the UK.".

Не так - 1. Дата подачи заявления И оплата. Загрузку можно сделать ПОЗЖЕ, но ДО даты сдачи биометрики. А биометрику можно сдать в течение 45 дней с даты оплаты. Но желательно чем быстрее - тем лучше. Не так - 2. Сначала все оформляется и загружается, сдается биометрика и только ПОТОМ (может быть даже в тот же день), начнется рассмотрения заявления по типу "решение за 24 часа".

14 March 2019 – Just useful and interesting UK & EEA Immigration Law news and updates from the Legal Centre – Open 7 days a week - www.legalcentre.org – Mob : +44(0)7791145923 >>> No, a visa application sent by post is not an “online application”, sighs judge: https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Civ/2019/368.html A visa application form filled in on a computer, printed off and posted to the Home Office is not an “online application”. That is probably no surprise to anyone but the appellant in R (Shah) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2019] EWCA Civ 368, who tried to argue that a “print and send” application for a student visa was actually an online application. Lord Justice Haddon-Cave thought that an “unreal” proposition: "In my view, it is quite clear that the “print and send” method used by the Appellant was the “specified application form” method under paragraphs A34-34D of the Immigration Rules and it was not an “on-line application”. The reasons are, frankly, obvious (a) from the face of the official website and the form, (b) from what in fact the Appellant did and (c) from a sensible reading of the Immigration Rules". >>> Irish citizens cannot get early release from prison via deportation: https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Admin/2019/488.html A deportation case with a twist: R (Foley) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2019] EWHC 488 (Admin) involved an Irish citizen who requested deportation but was denied it. The judgments make the rationale for what seems an odd request maddeningly obscure, but the reason is simple: being deported means being released from prison earlier would otherwise have been the case. >>> Supreme Court: second or subsequent human rights claims do not attract automatic right of appeal: https://www.supremecourt.uk/cases/uksc-2017-0211.html The Supreme Court has finally laid to rest the argument that second or subsequent human rights or asylum claims automatically attract a right of appeal under the appeal regime of the Immigration Act 2014. They don’t, say their lordships. The meaning of “human rights claim” in section 82 as amended is to be read as “original human rights claim”. It follows that “protection claim” should be read in the same way.

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Да, именно так. Так как сервис - новый, и Home Offiсе может потерять (были сообщения на форумах) документы. Из моих клиентских заявлений по новой системе (с ноября 2018 года, когда сервис только появился) пока все загрузки были 100%, т.е. не нужно было что-то "досканировать" во время сдачи биометрики.

Дата заявления считается датой подачи заявления ! И это означает, что время финансовых документов "замораживается" ! То есть они уже не устаревают. Биометрику можно сдать хоть в тот же день - все зависит от того, где Вы хотите ее сдать.