Hi ohara We apllied on form EEA2 ,non eea parents of an eea child (Chen case) and were granted limited leave to remain...self sufficient with no recourse to public funds and no excess to UK labour market. ..No employement ...No business allowed. In 2006 when the extension of this visa was refused ...

Thank you noajthan for your response.
So go for spouse 5 years route!

Hi guys and girls I have been granted ILR on completing 6 years Discretionary Leave under Article 8 FM this year and will be applying for naturalization in 2017. My spouse if non settled and non EU. My three children are British (two aged 11 and 10 got via form T and on aged 3 via me being settled ...

Hi every one! Reading many post has encouraged me to write about my case. I came to the UK as a wife if a non EEA student in august 2003 with two years UK visa. in 2004 my son was born in Belfast and acquired Irish citizenship. in 2005 me and my husband applied through EEA2 and were granted visa for ...

Africangirl You can apply 100% in January 2017 (sometime after the 4th of January. ..upto 28 days before 01/02/2017). MAKE sure you attach the letter of 1st DL and it's extension letter and other documents. The two most important things are that you shouldn't have any criminal conviction and your ...

Well. You can read Asylum Policy Instruction version 7. update August 2015. Paragraph 10 and 10.1. THOSE WHO WERE GRANTED INITIAL DL (asylum or non asylum ) can apply for ILR on the basis of SIX YEARS CONTINUOUS DISCRETIONARY LEAVE can apply for ILR. Do contact the HO and ask them specific question ...

Hi EmEm
My son was born in the UK and had an eea pasport. When he turned 10,I applied using form T. Supplied evidence (GP record and school record ) of him being born and living here for 10 years and he got his British registerat ion last July.
A straight forward application.

Africangirl I will repeat my story. I got ILR yesterday 02/11/2016 on the basis of completing 6 years DL (non asylum )under article 8FM. Initial DL granted 29th of November 2010. Apllied for extension on 27th of November 2013. Extension granted 13th January 2014,with expiry date 13th of January 2017 ...

Hi Africangirl If you have made your application in-time for extension of your DL. The time which the home office took to make a decision on the extension application counts towards your leave legally. SO if you have completed six years since your FIRST grant date....You should apply. You can ...

Hi Africangirl. If you check my case ...Today my DL visa was 5 years 11 months and 3 days. Although my 2nd DL was supposed to be expired on 13th of January 2017. But I applied via window and have been Granted ILR. SO there is no confusion about it. If someone got their ILR refused, there may be ...

Hi everyone. Here is a success story of ILR after 6 years DL(non asylum case ) Initial DL granted 29th of November 2010 for three years. Extension applied 26th November 2013. Extension granted January 2014 for three years. Applied for ilr today(2nd November 2016) via PEO using the 28 concessionary ...

Congratulations Dippy263
And thanks for the info about the paragraph.
Good luck with your future and keep safe.

Hi everyone. Anyone who applied and been granted ILR on the basis of 6 years DL. ...Did you have to copy any particular paragraph from the HO office website as part of your covering letter? I have in mind the "chapter 8 transitional provision " or "Asylum Policy Instruction Discretionary Leave ...

Many thanks Casa for clarification. .As someone was suggesting here that the 28 days concession only applies to postal only applications.

Thanks Casa for your prompt reply. One more thing. ..The 28 days concession applies to PEO application as well or one has to apply only after completing the FULL SIX YEARS before applying for ILR?
Thanks

Hi there....I am wondering if the 28 days concession applies to ILR after six years of DL?
Thanks in advance

Hi everyone! I am in the UK since march 2000 initially on student visa till 2005. switched to residence permit of being parent of EEA child exercising treaty rights. had a refusal of this residence permit in 2007. Reapplied in 2008 and was granted the same visa in 2008. in 2010 applied for ilr on 10 ...

Thanks for your help.

Thanks noajthan.
I understand that his Irish citizenship has no say in it. He will be treated as any other child who was born in the UK (NI is part of the UK) and that he has lived now more than 10 years in the UK.

Hi everyone! I and my wife are non eea non settled in the uk (another year before we can apply for ILR. We have a son who is Irish citizen ( because he was born in belfast in 2004 and was entitled to an Irish passport by the then rules ). He also has a PR in the UK since he was 5 years old. I wanted ...