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ILR PROBLEM - Please suggest.

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ILR PROBLEM - Please suggest.

Post by jimmymcad » Fri Sep 21, 2007 11:23 pm

I have asked various people regarding Entering the UK after 2 months of EC and found everyone very helpful here.

Is there a way out after 5 years for shorten period of ILR. What if anyone does not qualify for extension. Does it mean flying back to your country?

Secondly, if i fly for 3-4 days. Do i need to do anything else to mark my entry? also, flying back to my country and then stay for 1-2 months again. will it be creating problem in any sense for entering UK again? or in FLR or ILR? please suggest
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Post by SYH » Fri Sep 21, 2007 11:28 pm

For what reason would you like to shorten the 5 year requirement???
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No..

Post by jimmymcad » Sat Sep 22, 2007 5:26 am

No. as i am saying i will be entering the UK after 2 months of ec. ILR clock starts right after the time u enter the UK. So at the end of 5 year i will ending up getting twice FLR because my 2 months for ILR will be shorten. Correct me if i am wrong.

Thats why trying to find another way out.
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Re: No..

Post by SYH » Sat Sep 22, 2007 9:02 am

jimmymcad wrote:No. as i am saying i will be entering the UK after 2 months of ec. ILR clock starts right after the time u enter the UK. So at the end of 5 year i will ending up getting twice FLR because my 2 months for ILR will be shorten. Correct me if i am wrong.

Thats why trying to find another way out.
Yes but everyone has to deal with that shortfall.
If you enter within a month of issuance, then you can avoid renewing.
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Correct

Post by jimmymcad » Sat Sep 22, 2007 9:32 am

My second question is ..
Secondly, if i fly for 3-4 days. Do i need to do anything else to mark my entry? also, flying back to my country and then stay for 1-2 months again. will it be creating problem in any sense for entering UK again? or in FLR or ILR? please suggest. Immigration officer questions...etc
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Re: Correct

Post by SYH » Sat Sep 22, 2007 9:40 am

jimmymcad wrote:My second question is ..
Secondly, if i fly for 3-4 days. Do i need to do anything else to mark my entry? also, flying back to my country and then stay for 1-2 months again. will it be creating problem in any sense for entering UK again? or in FLR or ILR? please suggest. Immigration officer questions...etc
The Immigration Officer marks your passport when you enter.
If you enter and leave for a month, thats no big deal. the issue is at the 5 year mark how many total absences you have and that you have not left the country for more than 3 months at a time if you are interested in permanent residency
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