Guidance: Travel documents – no time limit: caseworker guidance

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UK Visas and Immigration guidance for staff on completing different travel document checks. It tells caseworkers about no time limit applications.

People who have indefinite leave in a legacy document, in a passport that is valid, lost, stolen or expired, or have no proof of their indefinite leave status, can have their indefinite leave transferred to a biometric residence permit by making a no time limit application.

Published 21 August 2013
Last updated 9 July 2024 +show all updates

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21 August 2013
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