Clarifications in ILR processing
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2014 11:04 am
Hello,
First of all I would like to thank everyone for providing excellent advice and for sharing their experience which has really helped people like me prepare my ILR application. I’ve gone through most of the topics related to ILR and could find a wealth of information in this forum. Initially I was planning to apply for my ILR through a solicitor but after going through the forum I’ve decided to apply on my own however would need a few clarifications from you all.
I'm Tushar, currently on a Tier 2 ICT visa issued in March 2010. I'm planning to apply for my Indefinite leave to remain(ILR) in February 2015 and have a few clarifications regarding Date of appointment, the English language assessment and for dependent ILR processing.
Date of Appointment:
My entry clearance date is 16March2010 but I entered the UK in 27March 2010, I’m planning to book an appointment on 17Feb2015. Can you please confirm whether 17Feb2015 is fine considering the 90 day rule or should I book only after 27Feb2015 considering the date of entry to the UK.
English language assessment:
I have an original Bachelor's degree from India and have used the same for my initial Tier 2 ICT application in March 2010 and for my Tier 2 ICT extension in March 2013. I have verified in the PBS calculator and could obtain points for English language and also have the UK NARIC English Assessment letter mentioning that the English language for my degree meets the requirements for CEFR level C1.
I would like to know whether along with the above certificates do I still need a letter from the University mentioning that my degree was taught in English as I have a PBS calculator confirming my English language as well as a UK NARIC English Assessment letter.
Dependent ILR processing.
My wife has been living with me from April 2012 till March 2014 however on her own Tier 2 ICT visa. She had come before to the UK as well in Jan 2010 and had lived for a year until Feb 2011. She had lived with me for 2 years before going back to India in March 2014 for the delivery of our baby. She stayed in India for 6 months and returned to UK with our son in October 2014 and this time on a dependent visa.
My son who is 6 months old also travelled to the UK for the first time on a dependent visa in Oct 2014.
Can you please let me know whether my wife and son are applicable for ILR along with me in Feb 2014?
Continuous Residence:
I was out of the UK for 169 days on total for the entire 5 year period which is broken down into (57 - year1, 24 - year2, 33 - year3, 54 - year4, 1 - year5). As per the eligibility criteria I’m fine however just needed a secondary opinion to confirm.
Could you please help me in providing advice for the above queries?
Thank you for your help in advance. Apologies if this post is quite long.
Tushar
First of all I would like to thank everyone for providing excellent advice and for sharing their experience which has really helped people like me prepare my ILR application. I’ve gone through most of the topics related to ILR and could find a wealth of information in this forum. Initially I was planning to apply for my ILR through a solicitor but after going through the forum I’ve decided to apply on my own however would need a few clarifications from you all.
I'm Tushar, currently on a Tier 2 ICT visa issued in March 2010. I'm planning to apply for my Indefinite leave to remain(ILR) in February 2015 and have a few clarifications regarding Date of appointment, the English language assessment and for dependent ILR processing.
Date of Appointment:
My entry clearance date is 16March2010 but I entered the UK in 27March 2010, I’m planning to book an appointment on 17Feb2015. Can you please confirm whether 17Feb2015 is fine considering the 90 day rule or should I book only after 27Feb2015 considering the date of entry to the UK.
English language assessment:
I have an original Bachelor's degree from India and have used the same for my initial Tier 2 ICT application in March 2010 and for my Tier 2 ICT extension in March 2013. I have verified in the PBS calculator and could obtain points for English language and also have the UK NARIC English Assessment letter mentioning that the English language for my degree meets the requirements for CEFR level C1.
I would like to know whether along with the above certificates do I still need a letter from the University mentioning that my degree was taught in English as I have a PBS calculator confirming my English language as well as a UK NARIC English Assessment letter.
Dependent ILR processing.
My wife has been living with me from April 2012 till March 2014 however on her own Tier 2 ICT visa. She had come before to the UK as well in Jan 2010 and had lived for a year until Feb 2011. She had lived with me for 2 years before going back to India in March 2014 for the delivery of our baby. She stayed in India for 6 months and returned to UK with our son in October 2014 and this time on a dependent visa.
My son who is 6 months old also travelled to the UK for the first time on a dependent visa in Oct 2014.
Can you please let me know whether my wife and son are applicable for ILR along with me in Feb 2014?
Continuous Residence:
I was out of the UK for 169 days on total for the entire 5 year period which is broken down into (57 - year1, 24 - year2, 33 - year3, 54 - year4, 1 - year5). As per the eligibility criteria I’m fine however just needed a secondary opinion to confirm.
Could you please help me in providing advice for the above queries?
Thank you for your help in advance. Apologies if this post is quite long.
Tushar