New successful case and testimonial on Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR, permanent residency visa) for an Australian national who spent 5 years in the UK on Ancestral visa.

“(Day of appointment in Croydon) Had to be one of the most stressful  days of my life, but as you know, a positive outcome and I couldn’t be happier. I wanted to thank you all very much for all your efforts. You’ve been very patient with me compiling the documents and were extremely friendly and professional on the day in Croydon and made the situation as good as it could possibly be (I was overwhelmed with nerves!). Thank you so much for everybody who played a part in getting me my residency, and much to my delight, I’ll never need to contact and Immigration Advisor again!”

This came from Laura, an Australian citizen, who had a 5 year Ancestral visa and it was time to apply for Laura’s Indefinite Leave. Never say 'never', Laura, there is still British Citizenship application in the future! 
The next step will be to apply for British Citizenship, which can usually be done after 12 months.   However, there are also other requirements, such as on absences from the UK, which have to be observed. The good thing about applications for Citizenship is that we don’t submit the original passports, so our clients can travel abroad while their applications are being considered.
 
For an individual advice or to make your application as successful please contact us: info@1st4immigration.com or visit   http://www.1st4immigration.com/settlement-indefinite-leave-visas.php

If you are an Immigration Adviser or a Solicitor please visit our immigration Training and CPD website: www.1st4immigration.com/training We have OISC Level 1 training, both online and in the classroom, a Points-Based System course and we also have online training courses. All our training courses are CPD-accredited with CPD credit accepted by  OISC.

 

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