u/Economy_Answer_4085

My partner is planning to get a surgery done and needs to get a psychological assessment letter about her psychological state and suitability for the surgery.

We called up a clinic who asked a lot of details like what the procedure is for, etc which she would rather discuss in person with the psychologist.

So is it fine to just book an appointment with any clinical psychologist and hope that they would do such an assessment?

In my application form and cover letter for visitor visa I have filled in the approximate GBP amounts.

For example I have savings of $10,500 = £7,696 but I wrote it as £7,000 or £8,000.

Is this going to be a problem?

If you return back to India permanently, to convert an SBI account from NRO to Resident account status do you need to provide some proof that you are now a resident? Because my visa is still valid for more years, so how do I prove to the bank that I will be actually resident in India?

Can you please share your experience converting your SBI NRO account back to resident status?

To convert an SBI account from NRO to resident account status do you need to provide some proof that you are now a resident? Because my visa is still valid for more years, so how do I prove to the bank that I will be actually resident in India?

Can you please share your experience converting your SBI NRO account back to resident status?

I am on skilled worker visa but planning to switch to High potential individual visa if I get laid off. I plan to leave the UK in 2-3 years anyway, so the ILR clock doesn't matter much.

I want to be prepared for layoffs by keeping all my documents ready for High Potential Individual Visa. So I am planning to apply for my degree validation with ECCTIS. I will not apply for the HPI visa yet.

Are there any risks to my skilled worker visa if I just apply for my ECCTIS certificate? Will ECCTIS (or UK ENIK) inform Home Office that I am planning to switch to HPI?

It is meant to be taken everyday for it to work well.

But is there any harm in taking it as needed ("PRN")? Worst case will it only not work properly or are there any other risks?

Curious to hear what you heard from your doctors.