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lack of mail for ILR application
« on: June 22, 2022, 10:45:00 AM »
Hi Everyone,
Cant believe I am back and saying this, but we will be applying for my ILR at the end of august before my visa expires in September.

I think I am clear on all docs needed, but I am worried about the mail issue. Due to covid and me being high risk, we moved most things to postless during that time. I have council tax bills, 2 bank accounts in both of our names, leases for the entire time since last application, but not much else. Is this going to be an issue?

Is it really around 6 months for non priority at the moment? Really trying to decide if the 800 is worth it. We werent planning to travel until January, but now starting to think that's a gamble?
Met Dublin Ireland- July 2013
Long distance from November 2014-2016
Married 😍 in NYC :6th of January 2017
Spouse Visa Approved!! : 27th of February 2017
Moved to UK: 28th of April 2017

Applied FLR(M)-  12th January 2020
Biometrics- 20th of January 2020


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Re: lack of mail for ILR application
« Reply #1 on: June 22, 2022, 11:47:28 AM »
Hi Everyone,
Cant believe I am back and saying this, but we will be applying for my ILR at the end of august before my visa expires in September.

I think I am clear on all docs needed, but I am worried about the mail issue. Due to covid and me being high risk, we moved most things to postless during that time. I have council tax bills, 2 bank accounts in both of our names, leases for the entire time since last application, but not much else. Is this going to be an issue?

Is it really around 6 months for non priority at the moment? Really trying to decide if the 800 is worth it. We werent planning to travel until January, but now starting to think that's a gamble?

You only need mail from three sources so start with the council tax and leases and fill in the gaps with your bank statements.

I'd recommend going priority if you can afford it. Sooner you get done with ILR, the sooner you can move on with your life and apply for citizenship.


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Re: lack of mail for ILR application
« Reply #2 on: June 22, 2022, 01:59:47 PM »
Thank statements arent original, it would just be ones i would have posted from the bank now.

Im going to have a clear out and see what I can find. Right now I know I have

Council tax- April 2020
New Lease September 2020
Council Tax and new lease April 2021
New lease/Council Tax  April 2022 
Met Dublin Ireland- July 2013
Long distance from November 2014-2016
Married 😍 in NYC :6th of January 2017
Spouse Visa Approved!! : 27th of February 2017
Moved to UK: 28th of April 2017

Applied FLR(M)-  12th January 2020
Biometrics- 20th of January 2020


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Re: lack of mail for ILR application
« Reply #3 on: June 22, 2022, 02:04:47 PM »
Ok, see what you have. If you still don't have enough mail you'll have to write a letter explaining why not and include it with your application.


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