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Tell her that she is dealing all these "So Many" cases incorrectlyMM121 wrote:My timeline is.
Applied 5th December.
Bio done 1st week feb.
When I asked the receptionist at solicitors to tell me how she gets that fact that 6 months is not to include bank holidays, she said they deal with so many cases she knows more than me.
This wait is a killer guys.
nadeem toheed wrote:Hi all,
Could any member in this forum please help me out
I just received my ILR (10 years long res) last week, My Q is,
My spouse came here (UK) in March 2005 on student dependent and now she got PSW dependent visa till July 2014
Do i need to fulfill the (18600) threshold? and
NO
what other documents do i need to get her spouse visa?
Maintainence,
Accommodation,
Marriage Cert,
Proof that you've been living together.
Any Utility bills,
Bank Statements,
Doctor's Letters.
Thanks
Congratulations. Hopefully the rest of us waiting will here some good news soonak_akhan wrote:ALHAMDULILLAH got my ILR - Long Residence today after 6 months minus 4 days:
Timeline:
ILR Sent - 17th Dec 12
Money taken: 21st Dec 12
Bio Metrics letter received: 17 Jan 13
Bio Metrics done: 18 Jan 13
BRP received: 14 Jun 13
Passports/other documents: waiting
JesseM wrote:Hi guys
I’ve been a silent follower of this forum and have found it extremely comforting...Thanks for sharing!
I have got a question:
I applied for ILR (10 years long res) in January 2013 and still waiting. My spouse came here in November 2004 as a Student dependent and now she is on Tier 2 (General) dependent visa till September 2013. In case my ILR delays we need to send her application before her current visa expires. Is she eligible to apply for indefinite leave to remain or does she need to switch to FLR (M) followed by SET(M)?
She'll have to switch to FLR(M) where the main applicant gets ILR on 10 yr LR basis.
I’m, failing to understand this issue about the qualifying period and the new rules etc
If or once she's completed 2 yrs on Tier 2 (General) dependent combined with FLR(M), she can apply for SET(M) as soon as she's granted FLR(M).
Also, if I'm sending her application before I receive my ILR - do I put a cover letter to say to say they should consider the application when a decision re my application has been made?
You can consider using this template.
Hi I did not quite understand what did you mean? What reference do I need to provide from ukba website? Thankssaanju9 wrote: Why don't you use the UKBA website for reference????
See if you can find the information you are looking for fromlck wrote:Hi I did not quite understand what did you mean? What reference do I need to provide from ukba website? Thanks
287(a)(i)(e) wrote:the applicant was admitted to the UK or given an extension of stay as the unmarried or same-sex partner of a Relevant Points Based System Migrant; and during that period married or formed a civil partnership with the person whom he or she was admitted or granted an extension of stay to join and has completed a period of 2 years as the unmarried or same-sex partner and then the spouse or civil partner of the person who is now present and settled in the UK
hi .Damanisshallo wrote:nadeem toheed wrote:Hi all,
Could any member in this forum please help me out
I just received my ILR (10 years long res) last week, My Q is,
My spouse came here (UK) in March 2005 on student dependent and now she got PSW dependent visa till July 2014
Do i need to fulfill the (18600) threshold? and
NO
what other documents do i need to get her spouse visa?
Maintainence,
Accommodation,
Marriage Cert,
Proof that you've been living together.
Any Utility bills,
Bank Statements,
Doctor's Letters.
Thanks
tonystar wrote: i hv same situation , i got my ilr last month on 10yrs long residence my last visa was psw, and my wife is psw dependant visa till jan2014, she came this june 2009 on student visa,
bt i asked different solicitors funds 18600 is req flr(m) application, and wait for 5 yrs then i apply ilr,
i dont know wht is the right answer, plz inform me wht is right answer thanks
Transitional cases wrote:2.1 Applicants granted or who applied for leave under the Rules before 9 July 2012
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:
You need to submit all of your passport having entry and exit stamp on itStyle13 wrote:Can someone please tell me what documents I have to submit with my application for ILR, I have no gaps whatsoever and I have never stay behind my visa renewal periods? So any constructive suggestions will be highly appreciated.
Dear Damanisshallo,Damanisshallo wrote:JesseM wrote:Hi guys
I’ve been a silent follower of this forum and have found it extremely comforting...Thanks for sharing!
I have got a question:
I applied for ILR (10 years long res) in January 2013 and still waiting. My spouse came here in November 2004 as a Student dependent and now she is on Tier 2 (General) dependent visa till September 2013. In case my ILR delays we need to send her application before her current visa expires. Is she eligible to apply for indefinite leave to remain or does she need to switch to FLR (M) followed by SET(M)?
She'll have to switch to FLR(M) where the main applicant gets ILR on 10 yr LR basis.
I’m, failing to understand this issue about the qualifying period and the new rules etc
If or once she's completed 2 yrs on Tier 2 (General) dependent combined with FLR(M), she can apply for SET(M) as soon as she's granted FLR(M).
Also, if I'm sending her application before I receive my ILR - do I put a cover letter to say to say they should consider the application when a decision re my application has been made?
You can consider using this template.
HI Everybodynadeem toheed wrote:You need to submit all of your passport having entry and exit stamp on itStyle13 wrote:Can someone please tell me what documents I have to submit with my application for ILR, I have no gaps whatsoever and I have never stay behind my visa renewal periods? So any constructive suggestions will be highly appreciated.
Life in the uk test
Dont try to make your case so complicated having "extra" supporting documents
Wish you good luck
ZEBRA wrote:Dear Damanisshallo,
I have similar case hope you can help me understand it better.
If I were you, I wouldn't bother understanding the dependant rules.
I have applied SET(o), 10 yrs Student basis, in March'13 and still waiting for ilr. My wife 'student dependant' came to UK in Oct 2003 has visa till April 2014. She is eligible for her own 10 yrs application in Sep 2013.
Please advise, When should she apply for her visa ilr dependant or Ilr, and which form to use? Also does she need to do life in UK test?
SET(LR) would be more appropriate with lesser supporting documents. Yes, she'd need to get her LITUK test cert. (The only difference is, she'd need this by Sep 2013 if opt to go with SET(LR). However, if she prefers going via FLR(M) now, she will need this test cert any way at the end of her qualifying period before making SET(M)). So, my advise would be to go for SET(LR) saving both time & money (May be this includes some struggle to pass the LITUK).
We also have 2 kids UK born aged 6 and 1. how to apply for them too?
Don't bother making any application for your kids until you get your ILR. Once you get your decision, use MN1 Form to register them as BC. Reading this post might help you find some un-answered questions.
I hope my above message is clear to understand.
Thanks again for your support to this forum.
VB
mjay wrote:Can I ask a question I want to do life in the uk test now I have left one and half year to apply for ILR is that ok if I can pass the test now or is there any time limit for that test I mean validity of the test I would be thankfull if some one reply me thanks
Life in the UK Test wrote:How long is my certificate valid for?
Your Life in the UK Test Certificate does not have an expiry date on it. You should therefore keep it in a safe place until you are ready to submit the original with your application for Citizenship or Settlement.
We are not able to provide you with further copies of your test certificate. If you lose it, you should contact the Home Office who may ask you to take your test again.
AFAIK, there isn't any such rule. However, having said this, it is recommended not travel outside the UK with such scenario as the UKBA might raise some questions at the entry point apparently.muqeet550 wrote:Hi ,
Anyone can help me please . I have applied for ILR on 10 years long residence basis , my question is , when I will get ILR , is there any time limit for my wife to apply on FLR(M) form for visa or she can stay on current visa until that will expire . However my wife is on tier 1 general dependent visa and that will expire in 2015 .
Regards
