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manitops wrote: ↑Mon Jun 24, 2019 9:26 pmI have been reading the forum and believe I applied too early for my ILR SET(M).
Can I withdraw my application and re-apply before my current FLRM runs out? what are my options please
Been legal in the UK since 2008 using both student + post study visa
Applied for FLR(M) in April 2013
FLR (M) Letter dated 4th July 2014 saying leave is granted. The BRP was valid from 08/July/2014 and expired 04/January/2017
Applied for second FLR (M) on the 02/ December/ 2016 using same day application which was granted. The BRP was valid from 02/December/2016 until 30/June/2019.
Applied for ILR Route : SET M, Spouse visa, Super Priority
Date application sent :2nd June 2019
Biometrics Enrolled :3rd June 2019
Complex Letter received : 4th June 2019
Please did I apply too early ?
Yes! You didn't complete 60 months minus 28 days. Was 6th June 19
Can I withdraw my application and re-apply ?
You could as you have extant leave. Ur current visa expires on 30th June 2019. You'll lose all fees though...and really no point now
What are my options ?
The delay may just go in ur favour..so do nothing....you may get ur SP fee back and since ur already in the qualifying period they shouldn't refuse you. It could be held for any number of reasons..verifications etc but also maybe to help you reach the qualifying period
aman90 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 24, 2019 11:48 pmmanitops wrote: ↑Mon Jun 24, 2019 9:26 pmI have been reading the forum and believe I applied too early for my ILR SET(M).
Can I withdraw my application and re-apply before my current FLRM runs out? what are my options please
Been legal in the UK since 2008 using both student + post study visa
Applied for FLR(M) in April 2013
FLR (M) Letter dated 4th July 2014 saying leave is granted. The BRP was valid from 08/July/2014 and expired 04/January/2017
Applied for second FLR (M) on the 02/ December/ 2016 using same day application which was granted. The BRP was valid from 02/December/2016 until 30/June/2019.
Applied for ILR Route : SET M, Spouse visa, Super Priority
Date application sent :2nd June 2019
Biometrics Enrolled :3rd June 2019
Complex Letter received : 4th June 2019
Please did I apply too early ?
Yes! You didn't complete 60 months minus 28 days. Was 6th June 19
Can I withdraw my application and re-apply ?
You could as you have extant leave. Ur current visa expires on 30th June 2019. You'll lose all fees though...and really no point now
What are my options ?
The delay may just go in ur favour..so do nothing....you may get ur SP fee back and since ur already in the qualifying period they shouldn't refuse you. It could be held for any number of reasons..verifications etc but also maybe to help you reach the qualifying period
manitops wrote: ↑Tue Jun 25, 2019 12:33 amThanks aman90
How long will withdrawing an application take ?
As soon as you apply ur new application takes precedence as you can only have one application pending with HO. Even if you withdraw an application they will have a copy of it so whatever the reason they have for holding ur application can crop up on the new application
I don't mind losing the application fee to get it right rather than wait for refusal after my visa has expired and lose my job?
Why so negative! You probably won't be refused and besides you don't know what they are gonna refuse you on at this point of time
If I was to be refused because of applying too early, what will be my options ?
Slow down! You won't be refused for that now! Ur already in ur qualifying period. If they had to refuse you on that pretext they would have on 04/06/19 instead of sending a complex letter as you applied super priority and had yet to qualify for ILR.
Every other thing in terms of requirements for me looks fine
aman90 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 25, 2019 12:50 ammanitops wrote: ↑Tue Jun 25, 2019 12:33 amThanks aman90
How long will withdrawing an application take ?
As soon as you apply ur new application takes precedence as you can only have one application pending with HO. Even if you withdraw an application they will have a copy of it so whatever the reason they have for holding ur application can crop up on the new application
I don't mind losing the application fee to get it right rather than wait for refusal after my visa has expired and lose my job?
Why so negative! You probably won't be refused and besides you don't know what they are gonna refuse you on at this point of time
If I was to be refused because of applying too early, what will be my options ?
Slow down! You won't be refused for that now! Ur already in ur qualifying period. If they had to refuse you on that pretext they would have on 04/06/19 instead of sending a complex letter as you applied super priority and had yet to qualify for ILR.
Every other thing in terms of requirements for me looks fine
I am pleased to say that my application for ILR SET(M) has been granted. Thanks for your encouragement as I was just so nervous. I haven't decided if I will purse my SP fee back, let me rejoice and sleep on the good news first
manitops wrote: ↑Fri Jun 28, 2019 3:27 pmI am pleased to say that my application for ILR SET(M) has been granted. Thanks for your encouragement as I was just so nervous. I haven't decided if I will purse my SP fee back, let me rejoice and sleep on the good news first
I just received the below email and also checked the BRP checker online
You can work in the UK
Details
There is no limit on how long you can stay in the UK.
Dear XX XXXXXXXXX,
I am pleased to confirm that your application for Indefinite Leave to Remain has now been granted. You will receive your decision letter and Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) via post in due course and these will confirm your immigration status.
Thank you for using our Super Priority Service.
Yours sincerely,