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ritz2000 wrote:Hi,
I came to the UK in June 2006. I am applying for ILR in two weeks time.
I was under the impression that i do not need to give the life in the UK test as i came before November 2006.
However, the application form is very confusing. It does not mention anything about this clause.
Should i apply as Highly Skilled Migrant or Highly Skilled Migrant under the terms of HSMP ILR judicial review document ? The guidance notes say that you can apply under the judicial review only if you came to the UK before April 2006.
Did anybody have a similar case? Can you please let me know which category did you apply under. And also, did you have to give the Life in the UK Test.
Regards
Rita
khalidmirza wrote:Dear
Please read the hsmp ILR JR of 2009. Read para 6 and 27. It covers all HSMP including pre November.
I fail to understand this is common confusion. Let me be little loud with out offence
APR 2008 JR IS FOR EXTENSION FOR ALL HSMP HOLDERS INCLUDING PRE NOVEMBER
2009 HSMP ILR JR IS FOR ALL HSMP HOLDERS INCLUDING PRE NOVEMBER . ONLY DIFFERENCE IS PRE APR 2006 ELIGIBLE AFTER 4 YEARS AND APR 2006 TO NOV 2006 CAN APPLY FOR ILR AFTER 5 YEARS.REST ALL CONDITIONS ARE SAME
ritz2000 wrote:Hi,
I came to the UK in June 2006. I am applying for ILR in two weeks time.
I was under the impression that i do not need to give the life in the UK test as i came before November 2006.
However, the application form is very confusing. It does not mention anything about this clause.
Should i apply as Highly Skilled Migrant or Highly Skilled Migrant under the terms of HSMP ILR judicial review document ? The guidance notes say that you can apply under the judicial review only if you came to the UK before April 2006.
Did anybody have a similar case? Can you please let me know which category did you apply under. And also, did you have to give the Life in the UK Test.
Regards
Rita
ritz2000 wrote:Hi,
I came to the UK in June 2006. I am applying for ILR in two weeks time.
I was under the impression that i do not need to give the life in the UK test as i came before November 2006.
However, the application form is very confusing. It does not mention anything about this clause.
Should i apply as Highly Skilled Migrant or Highly Skilled Migrant under the terms of HSMP ILR judicial review document ? The guidance notes say that you can apply under the judicial review only if you came to the UK before April 2006.
Did anybody have a similar case? Can you please let me know which category did you apply under. And also, did you have to give the Life in the UK Test.
Regards
Rita
ritz2000 wrote:Hi,
Thanks for your response. The reason for the confusion is the guidance notes. It says that we should chose HSMP ILR judicial review only if we applied for HSMP before April 2006.
So it is not clear if in Section 3 of the form:
If i should select Highly Skilled Migrant or
Highly Skilled Migrant under the terms of HSMP ILR judicial review document .
Also, section 4 - Knowledge of Language and Life in the UK says that you are not required to fill this section only if applying under the terms of HSMP ILR judicial review.
Regards
If you applied for your initial HSMP in Feb 2006, wont you qualify for ILR in 4 years ?Defoe wrote:I applied under HSMP JR.
Prior to applying, I confirmed over the phone with HO that I did not need to supply Life in the UK evidence.
With my application I supplied an HSMP acceptance letter dated 22 Feb 2006, and a coverletter (amongst other things of course).
My acknowledgement letter is over a month old, so Im expecting a response in the next 2 weeks or so.
Great! Thanks Vijay. All the best with your application. Do let me know how you get on.vjkkjv wrote:Hi Ritz,
I am in the same boat as you are. My HSMP was approved in June 2006. I am applying for ILR at Croydon on Friday (13th May).
I have selected "HSMP indefinite leave to remain (ILR) judicial review policy document" in "Section 3" because was are, indeed, covered by the JR as set out in the HSMP JR policy document ( See here. Refer to Para 4, 6 and 27).
I intend to carry a copy if the policy document when I go to the PEO.
The Gentleman here successfully applied for ILR under HSMP JR rules, and didn't require Life in the UK test. Worth a read.
Regards,
Vijay
This is the correct approach for 3 reasons, for others it doesnt really matterI am in the same boat as you are. My HSMP was approved in June 2006. I am applying for ILR at Croydon on Friday (13th May).
I have selected "Highly skilled migrant under the terms of HSMP ILR judicial review policy document" in "Section 3" because we are, indeed, covered by the JR as set out in the HSMP JR policy document ( See here . Refer to Para 4, 6 and 27).
I intend to carry a copy of the policy document when I go to the PEO.
The Gentleman here successfully applied for ILR under HSMP JR rules, and didn't require Life in the UK test. Worth a read.
I totally agree, people need to chill a bit, i am also due to apply for ilr under pre nov 06 jr and have seen people on this topic a few times worrying too much.sun_ilr wrote:Hi Chanduck
i ahve spoken to Ho already three times and know people who got it under pre nov 2006. in regards to parking fine dont worry about and u dont have to mention it.
the traffic offenses they have mentioned in the application is applicable if :
1) you are disqualified.
2) you are drink driving
3) you have done any criminal offense like hit and run. normal parking fines or fixed penalty fines doesnt need mentioning.
i know its very stressful and honestly i sometime feel like this website has become part of my life.![]()
More people ur going to ask more different answers u will get. so just relax and listen to what people say but dont take it seriously. i am telling from the experience of people been through.
So just relax and wait for oct.![]()
Good day mate