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Don't quite understand why you are angry? The introduction of BRPs for those being granted ILR (and other forms of leave) is the result of the UK implementing an EU regulation. It has nothing to do with changing the entitlements of those granted ILR.hsmpengineer wrote:@ilraspirant
I'll cheer up if i were you mate, been angry all week but i guess we better take the BRP with a smile as long as it retains all key benefit of the old ILR (i.e. the link to citizenship after 12MONTHS!) I've got a gut feeling the plug on settlement is going to be pulled soon...41 days to ILR for me now....heres to hoping
Not really. Why is a stamp on the passport more convenient? Passports expire meaning you either need to have the permit transferred to the new passport or carry it round with you. If your passport is stolen then your evidence of your ILR will be stolen too meaning you will have to have it replaced. BRPs are harder to forge and also easier to read and for employers to recognise. they are also more recognisable in Europe.hsmpengineer wrote:true that. I still prefer having the ILR status in my foreign passport. It is certainly more convinient than this glorified drivers licence being introduced. Even though the EU regulation is the main driver behind the ID card thing, it does not clearly state that leave to remain should seize to be endorsed in passports (i.e both can be done rather than one or the other) if the applicants so wish. you get my drift? wishful thinking though
What do you mean the ID cards have expiry date ? I believe it is the expiry of the card just like the driving license cards ... if so its just the card that needs renewal ... the actual data it is linked to will always remain, irrespective of the card validity ?hsmpengineer wrote:Interesting point you make there about then ID's being more recognisable in europe. I think some Tier 1's already have been issued the ID's for a while now. Anyone want to shed more light on how they ID's are recieved in europe? The other thing i found out is the ID cards all have expiry dates even for people with ILR. This I believe may be a source of confusion for some people who may see this as limited leave to remain.