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Member Profile: heredi (3 posts)

Hello, I'm heredi

I am from India

I last logged in on 24 Jun 2008

I have been a member since 06 Apr 2008

I have added 3 posts in trackitt forums

I added my last post on 16 Jun 2008

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I have nothing to say about myself.

heredi's Immigration Cases

HSMP Application: Approved in 57 days (10 days less than average) (1 comment)

User:	heredi	Applied From:	United Kingdom
Application Filed:	22 Feb 2008	Application Received:	25 Feb 2008
Points Claimed:	80	Fee Debited:	29 Feb 2008
Reference No. Received:	05 Mar 2008	Reference No.:	253***
Application Status:	approved	Approval Date:	22 Apr 2008
Papers Received:	30 Apr 2008	Nationality:	India
Last Updated:	30 Apr 2008
Notes:	Finally got approved.

heredi's Posts

Posted in HSMP Application Forum on 16 Jun 2008

Topic: Leave to remain in UK, HSMP approved in old scheme

Hi,

I am in UK, I have HSMP approved under old scheme and now applied for leave to remain as Tier-1.

Application sent: 13-May-08
Ref no received: 21-May-08
Fee debited: 21-May-08
Status: Waiting as of 16-Jun-08.

They given me time of 28 days to process application in the reference number letter, Now Home office is saying it can take 10 weeks. Is someone received update or approval recently? Please share news/updates.

Thanks
D

Posted in HSMP Application Forum on 16 Jun 2008

Topic: HSMP waiting times

Hi,

I am in UK, I have HSMP approved under old scheme and now applied for leave to remain as Tier-1.

Application sent: 13-May-08
Ref no received: 21-May-08
Fee debited: 21-May-08
Status: Waiting as of 16-Jun-08.

They given me time of 28 days to process application in the reference number letter, Now Home office is saying it can take 10 weeks. Is someone received update or approval recently? Please share news/updates.

Thanks
D

Posted in HSMP Extension Forum on 16 May 2008

Topic: dependant entry to uk

Hi Sanna,

You can fill dependent form and pay fee separately, there would be maintenance requirements. Your husband have to show maintenance fund (bank balance).