Resurgent2016:


If it was revoke due to no fault of yours, your best bet is likely to find another job within the same healthcare sector. The good thing, there is high demand for the service.

You should also be opened to relocating to another city if needed so your search is not restricted as I think you have 60 days to get a new sponsor

Oddguy44:
@advanceddna

Hi I got my CoS on April 26th and switched from Student to skilled worker care visa and was approved. Can I add my dependents who have already been here on the student dependent visa. My SOC is 6135 and my employer is a supplier of services to the NHS and regulated by CQC

advanceDNA:


1..yes u have a visa...
Type: entry clearance

2...yes you ever had a visa, leave to enter or remain or other permission to be in the UK

3&4..is same question...answer is........skilled work visa

5 ..No ...it has not ended....( U submitted FLR before ur main visa expired....

Mindlog:


Are you are a support worker or into care?

Mindlog:


Check for councils and boroughs' jobs in social care as you also look into privately owned care businesses.

Mindlog:


What did you study (undergraduate)?

victorVIC1:

Na wa o. Revoked just like that? I know one in Manchester but it's domiciliary plus you must own a car and UK drivers license to get a job with them

fastseo:


Am sorry about this unfortunately mail. Soo many are affected in my area presently.

Since u have an experience in health care, I will advise searching in rural areas where no large student concentration is.
More also I will keep an eye on the forums I have if any opportunity comes with sponsorship in healthcare I will update this post.
Thanks so much!

fastseo:

Which job easy to get that side?
If possible let relocate that side

lexybaba1234:


Since both parents are already in the UK. You only need POF for the Applicant only, which are your kids.

Bonus Tip, it's important to have the parental consent forms signed by both parents. And also include payslips to proof you have enough to support the kids in the UK.

Also, I always advice people when paying for IHS FEES.

If you can't pay for yourself. Always use someone you know and you can trust.

You can get a refund for your IHS and it is usually refunded back to the card where it comes from. It is usually very very complicated to redirect it to another account. Terms and conditions of the refunds apply!

CatchMeIfUCanMO:

Ke ep kwayet please!

Although this is just an imagination by some mischief makers because husbands and father-in-laws hardly clash or have misunderstanding.
That being said, if the union is legally, traditionally and spiritually/religiously sealed/blessed, your loyalty should be to your husband in this case if it ever happened or just walk away and leave them to sort it out themselves.

I guess you are just a little girl with easy access to phone and internet.
Even your dad wouldn't want your mom to do what you said to him too.

That being said, I can't even imagine what will make a man have issues with his father-in-law to such extent.

But to be on a neutral side, don't listen to any of them.
Just leave them to sort themselves and their egos out by themselves without being caught in the middle, even you no go want issues with your hubby because of your dad or want issues with your dad because of your hubby.

nairalanda1:


Headless mob aside, the South South is a PDP stronghold. Anyone defecting to APC there as at 2018 was taking a big big risk.(No, was basically committing political suicide). And for a while it looked like he had made a mistake...he could not win his state for APC, and just barely managed to hold on to his seat in the senate (even facing off internal challenges that looked like it would unseat him).

casualobserver:


Where was Joseph Wayas from? Cross river or akwa ibom?