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Re: 10 years long residence spouse/dependent

Post by KashRIz » Wed Mar 19, 2014 8:22 pm

SSWSZ wrote:Sorry I myself is so confused with all this but what I thought is transitional arrangement cover both things (no Financial requirement + 2 years residential requirement) as I post home office mail it's seems like this to me.

And according to memorandum they are correcting mistake and they said other then work permit holder dependents no one will be able to take advantage of transitional arrangement .so what my thinking is they are imposing financial requirement and also start considering dependent of lr after they transfer to flr .the thing that force me thinking on this logic is when I went to peo for my ILR my case worker clearly said that on flr you will be start consider dependent of settled person (who got ILR through lr) .its like a fresh application you are applying first time and in this case new rules apply on you .but thank GOD their mail work at that time and I got ILR . But still I suggest search about this as I am not expert .i myself is reading this and trying to understand but no use .

msmussaf wrote:Sorry to bother you again SSWSZ.
Again I am still stuck there. Yes they intend to do it but in immigration rules 287 (a)(i)(d) deals with this.
In this document tell me which paragraph or line is going to replace current rule.
Searched 287 in the whole document but couldnt find.
I think they are going to repeat their mistake.
any opinion ?
7.11. Corrections are being made to enforce the intention that only dependants of
individuals who qualified for settlement under the Points-Based System can
apply for settlement as dependants of Points-Based System Migrants.
Previously the Immigration Rules allowed dependents of those who qualified
for settlement on the basis of long residence to also apply. The change will
mean such dependants will need to apply for leave to remain under the rules
for family members in Appendix FM before they can qualify for settlement
.


Appendix FM does talk abut about transitional arrangement. Guys plz correct me if I am wrong.
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Re: 10 years long residence applications

Post by GOd Helps » Wed Mar 19, 2014 9:46 pm

can some one kindly explain this
A person who meets the following criteria, in one of the categories specified below, will remain subject to the Immigration Rules in force as at 8 July 2012 until settlement (the grant of indefinite leave to remain) even where the application is granted on or after 9 July 2012:
(i) to a person who made an application before 9 July 2012 under Part 8 of the Immigration Rules which was not decided by 9 July 2012; and
(ii) to applications made by a person who is in the UK and had been granted entry clearance or limited leave to remain under Part 8 following an application for initial entry clearance or leave to remain under Part 8 submitted before 9 July 2012 and this leave is extant where this is a
(page 4 of https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... -guide.pdf
this is for transitional arrangents .

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Re: 10 years long residence spouse/dependent

Post by ahyang0129 » Wed Mar 19, 2014 10:37 pm

msmussaf wrote:Sorry to bother you again SSWSZ.
Again I am still stuck there. Yes they intend to do it but in immigration rules 287 (a)(i)(d) deals with this.
In this document tell me which paragraph or line is going to replace current rule.
Searched 287 in the whole document but couldnt find.
I think they are going to repeat their mistake.
any opinion ?
287 (a) (i) (d)
the applicant was admitted to the UK or given an extension of stay as the spouse
or civil partner of a Relevant Points Based System Migrant; and then obtained an
extension of stay under paragraphs 281 to 286 of these Rules
and has completed a
period of 2 years as the spouse or civil partner of the person who is now present and
settled here; or


HC 1138 (if this is the document you searched) does not alter a word in 287 (a)(i)(d). What's going to changes is 284(i).

PBS dependents of those who get their ILR via long residence need to switch to FLR(M) ('an extension of stay") under (old) 284 (i) then they can apply for ILR under the conditions set by 287 (a) (i) (d), i.e., 2 years. From 06/04/2014 they cannot get an extension of stay under the old rule because the rule 284(i) is changed. 287 (a) (i) (d) becomes irrelevant to them. Instead they need to apply for their extension of stay under Appendix FM, i.e., post- July 2012 5 year rules.

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Re: 10 years long residence applications

Post by ahyang0129 » Wed Mar 19, 2014 10:47 pm

GOd Helps wrote:can some one kindly explain this
A person who meets the following criteria, in one of the categories specified below, will remain subject to the Immigration Rules in force as at 8 July 2012 until settlement (the grant of indefinite leave to remain) even where the application is granted on or after 9 July 2012:
(i) to a person who made an application before 9 July 2012 under Part 8 of the Immigration Rules which was not decided by 9 July 2012; and
(ii) to applications made by a person who is in the UK and had been granted entry clearance or limited leave to remain under Part 8 following an application for initial entry clearance or leave to remain under Part 8 submitted before 9 July 2012 and this leave is extant where this is a
(page 4 of https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... -guide.pdf
this is for transitional arrangents .
It just means if you applied for your (first) spouse or dependent visa of a British citizen or a settled person before 9 July 2012 then you are under the pre- 8 July 2012 old rules.

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Re: 10 years long residence applications

Post by faisaltanoli » Wed Mar 19, 2014 10:57 pm

Hello,

Just going through post and come to know, there are some new rules are coming for dependents. :( from 06/04/2014

I have applied for ILR(LR) on 28/02/2013 and received Biometrics today..
My family is with me from 2004, but then have gap of from June2008 till Nov 2009. Now they are in UK since Nov 2009.
My question is, as soon as I will get ILR(after 06/04/2014) whether I can apply for my wife ILR. She is currently on PBS(Tier 1 GM) dependent???

Thanks

Regards
M Faisal

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Re: 10 years long residence spouse/dependent

Post by malik15 » Wed Mar 19, 2014 11:23 pm

ahyang0129 wrote:
msmussaf wrote:Sorry to bother you again SSWSZ.
Again I am still stuck there. Yes they intend to do it but in immigration rules 287 (a)(i)(d) deals with this.
In this document tell me which paragraph or line is going to replace current rule.
Searched 287 in the whole document but couldnt find.
I think they are going to repeat their mistake.
any opinion ?
287 (a) (i) (d)
the applicant was admitted to the UK or given an extension of stay as the spouse
or civil partner of a Relevant Points Based System Migrant; and then obtained an
extension of stay under paragraphs 281 to 286 of these Rules
and has completed a
period of 2 years as the spouse or civil partner of the person who is now present and
settled here; or


HC 1138 (if this is the document you searched) does not alter a word in 287 (a)(i)(d). What's going to changes is 284(i).

PBS dependents of those who get their ILR via long residence need to switch to FLR(M) ('an extension of stay") under (old) 284 (i) then they can apply for ILR under the conditions set by 287 (a) (i) (d), i.e., 2 years. From 06/04/2014 they cannot get an extension of stay under the old rule because the rule 284(i) is changed. 287 (a) (i) (d) becomes irrelevant to them. Instead they need to apply for their extension of stay under Appendix FM, i.e., post- July 2012 5 year rules.
I've applied on 17th March, payment taken today, 19th March. My wife is on Tier 1 General Dependant visa and it looks like she will not be eligible for ILR after completing 2 years as per the new rules coming in to force from 6th April 2014. She is in the UK since June 2012.

Can someone clarify if that is in fact the case will she need to spend 5 year in the UK including time spent as Tier 1 dependant or 5 years will start from the date she gets FLR(M).

I’m seriously considering of withdrawing my application and applying next year so we can get ILR together. It’s just a shame that the £1051 is gone down the drain for nothing :(

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Re: 10 years long residence applications

Post by msmussaf » Wed Mar 19, 2014 11:35 pm

287 (a) (i) (d)
the applicant was admitted to the UK or given an extension of stay as the spouse
or civil partner of a Relevant Points Based System Migrant; and then obtained an
extension of stay under paragraphs 281 to 286 of these Rules and has completed a
period of 2 years as the spouse or civil partner of the person who is now present and
settled here; or


HC 1138 (if this is the document you searched) does not alter a word in 287 (a)(i)(d). What's going to changes is 284(i).

PBS dependents of those who get their ILR via long residence need to switch to FLR(M) ('an extension of stay") under (old) 284 (i) then they can apply for ILR under the conditions set by 287 (a) (i) (d), i.e., 2 years. From 06/04/2014 they cannot get an extension of stay under the old rule because the rule 284(i) is changed. 287 (a) (i) (d) becomes irrelevant to them. Instead they need to apply for their extension of stay under Appendix FM, i.e., post- July 2012 5 year rules.

Please tell me in simple points that in my case what will happen i applied SET LR Currently in process. Biometrics done today. Wife Visa is going to end in June 2014. Uk Born son age SIX years. Wife already spent 6 and half year in Uk on Tier 4 student dependent.

I was student so can not meet the financial requirement. 18600 etc.
If the 5 years period starts when she will get visa on FLR M then there is trouble for waiting so long.

If i apply FLR m Before 6th April with a covering letter. Which rules will apply on her.

If the 5 years period is to prove the genuineness of relationship then she has proved already in this country.

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Re: 10 years long residence applications

Post by amjadleeds » Wed Mar 19, 2014 11:53 pm

Hi everyone

I have applied ILR on basis of 10 years rule on OCT 2012 still waiting for decision. My solicitor applied for my family leave on flro form , Home office refused with right of appeal, First tier judge allowed appeal, now my family received visa just our solicitor informed us today. I have question here if I will get ILR still my family can apply ILR on basis of dependent because they were tier 1 dependent last four years and going to complete ten year next year too. A bit confusing situation now they are on DLR on basis of 7 year child / family / private life.
Your views and discussion will be great.

Please keep me in your prayers .

Regards
amjad leeds

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Re: 10 years long residence spouse/dependent

Post by ahyang0129 » Thu Mar 20, 2014 12:03 am

malik15 wrote: I've applied on 17th March, payment taken today, 19th March. My wife is on Tier 1 General Dependant visa and it looks like she will not be eligible for ILR after completing 2 years as per the new rules coming in to force from 6th April 2014. She is in the UK since June 2012.
Can someone clarify if that is in fact the case will she need to spend 5 year in the UK including time spent as Tier 1 dependant or 5 years will start from the date she gets FLR(M).
I’m seriously considering of withdrawing my application and applying next year so we can get ILR together. It’s just a shame that the £1051 is gone down the drain for nothing :(
1. under the 5 year route and the clock starts from the date she gets FLR(M)
2. the alternative is that she applies for FLR(M) by 05/04/2014 and she'll be under the 2 year rule. when both of you get your respective leaves apply SET(M) for her. (£578+£1051)

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Re: 10 years long residence applications

Post by ahyang0129 » Thu Mar 20, 2014 12:07 am

msmussaf wrote: Please tell me in simple points that in my case what will happen i applied SET LR Currently in process. Biometrics done today. Wife Visa is going to end in June 2014. Uk Born son age SIX years. Wife already spent 6 and half year in Uk on Tier 4 student dependent.

I was student so can not meet the financial requirement. 18600 etc.
If the 5 years period starts when she will get visa on FLR M then there is trouble for waiting so long.

If i apply FLR m Before 6th April with a covering letter. Which rules will apply on her.

If the 5 years period is to prove the genuineness of relationship then she has proved already in this country.
apply before 6th apr and the old rules apply.

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Re: 10 years long residence spouse/dependent

Post by malik15 » Thu Mar 20, 2014 12:11 am

ahyang0129 wrote:
malik15 wrote: I've applied on 17th March, payment taken today, 19th March. My wife is on Tier 1 General Dependant visa and it looks like she will not be eligible for ILR after completing 2 years as per the new rules coming in to force from 6th April 2014. She is in the UK since June 2012.
Can someone clarify if that is in fact the case will she need to spend 5 year in the UK including time spent as Tier 1 dependant or 5 years will start from the date she gets FLR(M).
I’m seriously considering of withdrawing my application and applying next year so we can get ILR together. It’s just a shame that the £1051 is gone down the drain for nothing :(
1. under the 5 year route and the clock starts from the date she gets FLR(M)
2. the alternative is that she applies for FLR(M) by 05/04/2014 and she'll be under the 2 year rule. when both of you get your respective leaves apply SET(M) for her. (£578+£1051)
Hi ahyang0129,

Thanks for your reply. I'd apply for her before 6th April but she still needs to get her English qualification. I don’t think we can sort that in such short time. Can her application be sent without the English qualification which can then be submitted in a month's time (might be a daft question but…)?

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Re: 10 years long residence applications

Post by amjadleeds » Thu Mar 20, 2014 12:13 am

amjadleeds wrote:Hi everyone

I have applied ILR on basis of 10 years rule on OCT 2012 still waiting for decision. My solicitor applied for my family leave on flro form , Home office refused with right of appeal, First tier judge allowed appeal, now my family received visa just our solicitor informed us today. I have question here if I will get ILR still my family can apply ILR on basis of dependent because they were tier 1 dependent last four years and going to complete ten year next year too. A bit confusing situation now they are on DLR on basis of 7 year child / family / private life.
Your views and discussion will be great.

Please keep me in your prayers .

Regards
amjad leeds

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Re: 10 years long residence applications

Post by ahyang0129 » Thu Mar 20, 2014 12:14 am

faisaltanoli wrote: I have applied for ILR(LR) on 28/02/2013 and received Biometrics today..
My family is with me from 2004, but then have gap of from June2008 till Nov 2009. Now they are in UK since Nov 2009.
My question is, as soon as I will get ILR(after 06/04/2014) whether I can apply for my wife ILR. She is currently on PBS(Tier 1 GM) dependent???
you applied for your ILR on 28/02/2014 and yet to get an result, right? I think she will be better off applying for FLR(M) now.

Please read this guide.

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Re: 10 years long residence spouse/dependent

Post by ahyang0129 » Thu Mar 20, 2014 12:34 am

malik15 wrote: Hi ahyang0129,

Thanks for your reply. I'd apply for her before 6th April but she still needs to get her English qualification. I don’t think we can sort that in such short time. Can her application be sent without the English qualification which can then be submitted in a month's time (might be a daft question but…)?
I don't know how they do things at the home office in such a details but my guess is no...
For FLR(M) she only needs A1 level. check approved english test. worth doing some research to see if she can take the exam and get the result and certificate of any of these by the required deadline of application.

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Re: 10 years long residence spouse/dependent

Post by malik15 » Thu Mar 20, 2014 12:34 am

malik15 wrote:
ahyang0129 wrote:
malik15 wrote: I've applied on 17th March, payment taken today, 19th March. My wife is on Tier 1 General Dependant visa and it looks like she will not be eligible for ILR after completing 2 years as per the new rules coming in to force from 6th April 2014. She is in the UK since June 2012.
Can someone clarify if that is in fact the case will she need to spend 5 year in the UK including time spent as Tier 1 dependant or 5 years will start from the date she gets FLR(M).
I’m seriously considering of withdrawing my application and applying next year so we can get ILR together. It’s just a shame that the £1051 is gone down the drain for nothing :(
1. under the 5 year route and the clock starts from the date she gets FLR(M)
2. the alternative is that she applies for FLR(M) by 05/04/2014 and she'll be under the 2 year rule. when both of you get your respective leaves apply SET(M) for her. (£578+£1051)
Hi ahyang0129,

Thanks for your reply. I'd apply for her before 6th April but she still needs to get her English qualification. I don’t think we can sort that in such short time. Can her application be sent without the English qualification which can then be submitted in a month's time (might be a daft question but…)?
One last thing:

Can we apply for FLR(M) whilst waiting for English language certificate to come (given we have a pass in provisional results announced the same day?

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Re: 10 years long residence spouse/dependent

Post by msmussaf » Thu Mar 20, 2014 12:37 am

malik15 wrote:
ahyang0129 wrote:
malik15 wrote: I've applied on 17th March, payment taken today, 19th March. My wife is on Tier 1 General Dependant visa and it looks like she will not be eligible for ILR after completing 2 years as per the new rules coming in to force from 6th April 2014. She is in the UK since June 2012.
Can someone clarify if that is in fact the case will she need to spend 5 year in the UK including time spent as Tier 1 dependant or 5 years will start from the date she gets FLR(M).
I’m seriously considering of withdrawing my application and applying next year so we can get ILR together. It’s just a shame that the £1051 is gone down the drain for nothing :(
1. under the 5 year route and the clock starts from the date she gets FLR(M)
2. the alternative is that she applies for FLR(M) by 05/04/2014 and she'll be under the 2 year rule. when both of you get your respective leaves apply SET(M) for her. (£578+£1051)
Hi ahyang0129,

Thanks for your reply. I'd apply for her before 6th April but she still needs to get her English qualification. I don’t think we can sort that in such short time. Can her application be sent without the English qualification which can then be submitted in a month's time (might be a daft question but…)?
Man go through trinity b1 gese cost is 125 pound. And they will tell the result after 10 mints and certificate in 7 to 10 days. If u do it the day after tomarrow it will be ok InshAllah
Last edited by msmussaf on Thu Mar 20, 2014 12:51 am, edited 1 time in total.

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Re: 10 years long residence applications

Post by msmussaf » Thu Mar 20, 2014 12:44 am

ahyang0129 wrote:
msmussaf wrote: Please tell me in simple points that in my case what will happen i applied SET LR Currently in process. Biometrics done today. Wife Visa is going to end in June 2014. Uk Born son age SIX years. Wife already spent 6 and half year in Uk on Tier 4 student dependent.

I was student so can not meet the financial requirement. 18600 etc.
If the 5 years period starts when she will get visa on FLR M then there is trouble for waiting so long.

If i apply FLR m Before 6th April with a covering letter. Which rules will apply on her.

If the 5 years period is to prove the genuineness of relationship then she has proved already in this country.
apply before 6th apr and the old rules apply.

Thank you very much for your response.
One more thing that what should I do for my son.
1 include in flrm (if not they will invalid application, someone mention in this forum before)
2 separate apply mn1
3 wait for my ilr then apply because he is uk born so will not overstay.

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Re: 10 years long residence spouse/dependent

Post by malik15 » Thu Mar 20, 2014 12:52 am

ahyang0129 wrote:
malik15 wrote: Hi ahyang0129,

Thanks for your reply. I'd apply for her before 6th April but she still needs to get her English qualification. I don’t think we can sort that in such short time. Can her application be sent without the English qualification which can then be submitted in a month's time (might be a daft question but…)?
I don't know how they do things at the home office in such a details but my guess is no...
For FLR(M) she only needs A1 level. check approved english test. worth doing some research to see if she can take the exam and get the result and certificate of any of these by the required deadline of application.
Does anyone know of any A1 English test for which the certificate can be obtained within days?

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Re: 10 years long residence spouse/dependent

Post by ahyang0129 » Thu Mar 20, 2014 12:57 am

malik15 wrote:
ahyang0129 wrote: I don't know how they do things at the home office in such a details but my guess is no...
For FLR(M) she only needs A1 level. check approved english test. worth doing some research to see if she can take the exam and get the result and certificate of any of these by the required deadline of application.
Does anyone know of any A1 English test for which the certificate can be obtained within days?
according to msmussaf this seems to be the best option...

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Re: 10 years long residence spouse/dependent

Post by RANA-ALI » Thu Mar 20, 2014 1:42 am

malik15 wrote:
ahyang0129 wrote:
malik15 wrote: Hi ahyang0129,

Thanks for your reply. I'd apply for her before 6th April but she still needs to get her English qualification. I don’t think we can sort that in such short time. Can her application be sent without the English qualification which can then be submitted in a month's time (might be a daft question but…)?
I don't know how they do things at the home office in such a details but my guess is no...
For FLR(M) she only needs A1 level. check approved english test. worth doing some research to see if she can take the exam and get the result and certificate of any of these by the required deadline of application.
Does anyone know of any A1 English test for which the certificate can be obtained within days?
they gave you maximum time of 7 to 10 days for certificate, but if u like u can collect it in person, which will be the quicker option , but if u decide to get it by post , don't forget to pay extra for recorded/special delivery charges for peace of mind,
my dependent done A1 from one of the trinity exams center , the test turn out to be very easy, and they tell the result in 10 mins,

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Re: 10 years long residence applications

Post by KashRIz » Thu Mar 20, 2014 2:33 am

ahyang0129 wrote:
msmussaf wrote: Please tell me in simple points that in my case what will happen i applied SET LR Currently in process. Biometrics done today. Wife Visa is going to end in June 2014. Uk Born son age SIX years. Wife already spent 6 and half year in Uk on Tier 4 student dependent.

I was student so can not meet the financial requirement. 18600 etc.
If the 5 years period starts when she will get visa on FLR M then there is trouble for waiting so long.

If i apply FLR m Before 6th April with a covering letter. Which rules will apply on her.

If the 5 years period is to prove the genuineness of relationship then she has proved already in this country.
apply before 6th apr and the old rules apply.
Dear Mr ....,



From the 6th April 2014, dependants of PBS migrants who have already made their application or have been granted prior to 9 July 2012, and subject to transitional arrangements, will no longer be eligible to switch into the Part 8 Partner route.



All PBS dependants switching into the Partner route will now need to apply under Appendix FM and meet all of the requirements under that Appendix. This means that a partner will be required to complete a 5 year probationary period before becoming eligible for Indefinite Leave to Remain.



Regards



Mark Roberts | Family Migration Operational Policy |

Immigration and Border Policy | Home Office |


As far as I understand even if we apply now we will get our visa after 6th and then new rules apply.
Freedom is every thing.....simply loving it.

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Re: 10 years long residence applications

Post by ahyang0129 » Thu Mar 20, 2014 3:20 am

KashRIz wrote:
As far as I understand even if we apply now we will get our visa after 6th and then new rules apply.
this is a misunderstanding. see for yourself "Implementation" (c) in HC1138 at p. 2

this thread (and its links)has everything you need to know about Dependant of ILR (long residence) applicant on PBS leave

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Re: 10 years long residence applications

Post by KashRIz » Thu Mar 20, 2014 3:42 am

ahyang0129 wrote:
KashRIz wrote:
As far as I understand even if we apply now we will get our visa after 6th and then new rules apply.
this is a misunderstanding. see for yourself "Implementation" (c) in HC1138 at p. 2

this thread (and its links)has everything you need to know about Dependant of ILR (long residence) applicant on PBS leave
Ok so wat is ur suggestion...should I apply for flrm now for my partner....
Freedom is every thing.....simply loving it.

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Re: 10 years long residence applications

Post by KashRIz » Thu Mar 20, 2014 3:42 am

ahyang0129 wrote:
KashRIz wrote:
As far as I understand even if we apply now we will get our visa after 6th and then new rules apply.
this is a misunderstanding. see for yourself "Implementation" (c) in HC1138 at p. 2

this thread (and its links)has everything you need to know about Dependant of ILR (long residence) applicant on PBS leave
Ok so wat is ur suggestion...should I apply for flrm now for my partner....
Freedom is every thing.....simply loving it.

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Re: 10 years long residence applications

Post by SSWSZ » Thu Mar 20, 2014 6:27 am

ILR applications for PBS deps - spouse long residence

Postby Amber_ » Sat Aug 03, 2013 6:01 am

I was informed by the settlement policy ops team that they plan to review how cases are being administered. This will include how PBS deps are qualifying for settlement under Part 8 when their spouses were not on a PBS route to settlement. We may see, shortly, that the changes which were created in April 2013 coming into affect soon.

If this happens, those PBS dependants whose spouse were not on a PBS route to settlement (I.e, settled as a long residence) will no longer by able to use Part 8 (2 year qualifying period) nor will they be able to combine the time as a PBS dependent with that of flr(m).
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