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| sushdmehta wrote: | From what I have read, she should be okay. But since the details of specific changes to immigration paragraphs is not yet known, it is still unknown if and to what extent will the new changes affect an applicant switching from PBS dependant to FLR(M).
Wait until statement of changes is published to know exact details. |
Thanks sushdmehta. |
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| Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 5:28 am Post subject: |
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| jbm wrote: | | sushdmehta wrote: | From what I have read, she should be okay. But since the details of specific changes to immigration paragraphs is not yet known, it is still unknown if and to what extent will the new changes affect an applicant switching from PBS dependant to FLR(M).
Wait until statement of changes is published to know exact details. |
Thanks sushdmehta. |
Hi ,
@sushdmehta after reading new changes any recommendations should my wife apply before 9 july or later. which is the best for her? |
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| Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 9:01 am Post subject: |
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| jbm wrote: | | My wife is on tier 1 dependent visa living with me in UK since Nov 2009. |
| jbm wrote: | | i am on tier 1 general (highly skilled) issued in August 2009 for three year until Aug 2012. but i was eligibled for ilr on the basis of 10 years LR in march 2012, |
| jbm wrote: | | i have recently applied for ILR on the basis of 10 years LR, |
If you are granted settlement before your wife's current PBS dependant leave expires, then she should be able to apply for settlement without needing to switch to FLR(M) first.
If you are not granted settlement before your wife's current PBS leave expires, then she will need to switch to FLR(M) leave before her leave expires and may apply for settlement as soon as her FLR(M) application is approved.
So, wait ... with the hope that your settlement application is approved before the expiry date of your wife's PBS dependant leave.
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| Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 9:16 pm Post subject: |
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| sushdmehta wrote: | | jbm wrote: | | My wife is on tier 1 dependent visa living with me in UK since Nov 2009. |
| jbm wrote: | | i am on tier 1 general (highly skilled) issued in August 2009 for three year until Aug 2012. but i was eligibled for ilr on the basis of 10 years LR in march 2012, |
| jbm wrote: | | i have recently applied for ILR on the basis of 10 years LR, |
If you are granted settlement before your wife's current PBS dependant leave expires, then she should be able to apply for settlement without needing to switch to FLR(M) first.
If you are not granted settlement before your wife's current PBS leave expires, then she will need to switch to FLR(M) leave before her leave expires and may apply for settlement as soon as her FLR(M) application is approved.
So, wait ... with the hope that your settlement application is approved before the expiry date of your wife's PBS dependant leave. |
Thanks sushdmehta, its really looks good, her visa pbs depentent valid until 17 aug 2012. so if my ilr granted before 17 aug 2012 she can straigth apply for ilr, can i ask which form she need in that case set o or set m? and she has already pass her A1 english exam but for ilr does she also need LIUK certificate.??
all according to above its looks like 9 july rule doesnot effect me much, is that right? thanks for advice |
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| jbm wrote: | | can i ask which form she need in that case set o or set m? |
We should have clarity on that on / after 09-Jul-12. | jbm wrote: | | and she has already pass her A1 english exam but for ilr does she also need LIUK certificate.?? |
Yes.
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| Posted: Sat Aug 04, 2012 7:39 pm Post subject: |
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| sushdmehta wrote: | From what I have read, she should be okay. But since the details of specific changes to immigration paragraphs is not yet known, it is still unknown if and to what extent will the new changes affect an applicant switching from PBS dependant to FLR(M).
Wait until statement of changes is published to know exact details. |
Hi kind people! need some more help as i start filling flr m form for my wife.
just to recap i applied for ILR long residence in march 2012 and not got any response back from HO yet, my wife is my tier 1 dependent(granted oct 2009 untill 17 anu 2012)
and my two son born in UK
and i am not including them with my wife flr application and as prevouily discussed apply for their BC registration directly once i get ILR.
i have some queries regarding this form which i cannot understand how or what to anwser.
please give suggestions.
Section 4: Dependent chidren who appling with You . this is mandatory section and we have to anwser as application is invalid if we dont fill this section.
now if i anwser yes to 4.1, i have to anwser 4.6 aswell where they ask about child passport and nationality details. will home office not ask us about
their status or why not we include them as according to them they are overstayed once their leave expire.
Section 7A: Financial Requirment- Read Guidence Note part 21, according to which i not need to meet these requirments then what option i have to select
7.1 'yes' or 'no' if yes than what kind of evidence i have to give.
i think these are the points where i stuck. please adivce |
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