ILR Tier 2 and Tier 2 Dependent Child

My husband will apply for ILR next month and he has his son with him on tier 2 dependent. his son joined him in 2012, he is 15 years old

which form should he get?
as I read his son in order to get ILR need to meet the criteria.

please can I get any help on this?

Child under 18 years of age can be included on main applicants Se(O) form.

When in 2012 did your son get his visa and arrive in the UK?

What is your visa status?

Thanks for replay

Sorry I was wrong about the year,My son got his visa in October 2013 as tier 2 child
Do I need to proof funds for him? If yes how much?

The SET(O) I can't apply with it
Because I will apply for ILR based on 10 years lawful here
Or can I still use this form based on my situation

Do you know which form should I get for me and my son
Thanks

It really is always helpful if people state in the first post on what basis they are applying for ILR.

No, you cannot use Set(O) for him. He will need to switch to FLR(M) and it is a new 5 year route to ILR.

The rules regarding PBS dependents of ILR long residence applicants changed in April last year.

You mention it is your husband applying for ILR. Can you clarify what your visa status is as I have already asked?

me and my husband came to UK August 2004 as tourist
then we came back in march 2006 with student visa from then on we never stayed illegally
Because we have 10 years now I thought we could apply for ILR based on long residence
however I just read is has to be 10 years lawfully

does the first date we came count? even though the first time is not a enter to leave or remain.

my visa status is tier 2 ministry of religion
my husband is on tier 2 dependent.

I read about extension of stay based on long residence is this apply to us?

just to amend our first time in UK we got a leave to enter for six months then we came back to our country then we were granted with visa in January 2006 so we come in march 2006

Me and my husband came to UK August 2004 as tourist, we got a leave to enter for six months.
then we came back to our country. apply for student visa which was granted in January 2006 so we come back in march 2006

after march 2006 we did have any gap or stayed illegally

can we apply for long residence based on 10 years?

does the first date we came count?

my visa status is tier 2 ministry of religion
my husband is on tier 2 dependent.

I read about extension of stay based on long residence is this apply to us?

karollc wrote:Me and my husband came to UK August 2004 as tourist, we got a leave to enter for six months.
then we came back to our country. apply for student visa which was granted in January 2006 so we come back in march 2006

after march 2006 we did have any gap or stayed illegally

can we apply for long residence based on 10 years?

does the first date we came count?

my visa status is tier 2 ministry of religion
my husband is on tier 2 dependent.

I read about extension of stay based on long residence is this apply to us?

No u can't apply under 10 years long residency. U can apply in march 2016 for ILR on 10 years basis.

The gap between leaving the UK on your visitor visa and returning on your Student visa exceeds the limit of 180 days absence and therefore you have broken the continuous residence period. You will be eligible for ILR based on long residency in March 2016.

You have been advised appropriately in the ILR forum.

You have asked the same question in Tier 1, ILR and in the British Citizenship forum. Please only post in the relevant forum (ILR) as multiple posts are confusing

http://www.immigrationboards.com/announ ... t5722.html.

Hi, all

I would like to know if I am entitled to apply to ILR
I'm so confused about it
I'm In the UK since 2006
From 2006 to 2011 on student visa
2011-2013 on PSW
2013-2015 on tier 2 minister of religion

I read about ILR and there are many situation
Some says it has to be on 10 years other 5 years

Can anyone help me to understand?
My visa will expire next month April 2015
Thanks

It appears you would only qualify on the basis of 10 years residence in 2016.

To qualify for 5 years residence, your PSW & Student visa cannot be included as a combined time.

Can you get an extension for your current Tier 2 visa to get you to the 10 year residence qualifying period next year?

hi,
thanks for replay
yes the church will be happy to do it.
do you know which application form do I need?
as I am confused about extension on tier 2 minister of religion
how can I apply for it?
I will be on same job and same sponsor

Thanks

Thanks for your help
I just filling the form and I am stuck due my husband is applying as my dependent and he has his son as his dependent. who is not my dependent direct, he lives with us since he came to UK

as his son applied to his visa from his country I do not know how to proceed now.
our visa expire on the same date, include his son

can I send all the forms together.
can I use the same application form tier 2 dependent for his son visa?
in the part about the main applicant should I write down his father details, or my details

thanks

Hi,all

I just filling the dependant form and I am stuck due my husband is applying as my dependent and he has his son as his dependent. who is not my dependent direct(he is my stepson), he lives with us since he came to UK

as his son applied to his visa from his country I do not know how to proceed now.
our visa expire on the same date, include his son

can I send all the forms together.
can I use the same application form tier 2 dependent for his son visa?
in the part about the main applicant should I write down his father details, or my details

thanks

Hi, all

I am on tier 2 minister of religion in March 2016 I will have been in UK for 10 years. I have my husband as my dependent our visa expire in two years time 2017 who is living here for 10 as well.
My question is can I apply for ILR just for my myself?
Does my dependents loose their visa or they stay on same condition
Or do we have do apply together?

Thanks in advance

karollc wrote:Hi, all

I am on tier 2 minister of religion in March 2016 I will have been in UK for 10 years. I have my husband as my dependent our visa expire in two years time 2017 who is living here for 10 as well.
My question is can I apply for ILR just for my myself?
Does my dependents loose their visa or they stay on same condition
Or do we have do apply together?

Thanks in advance

Will you be applying using SET (LR)? Your dependent cannot continue on their present visa if you apply using SET (LR). If they are eligible for 10 year long residence, they can apply with their own SET (LR) application.

Hi

I am on tier 2 minister of religion. In March 2016 I will have 10 years in the country.I have my husband as my dependent who has the same time as me.
He has a son as his dependent ( he is not my son also he is 16 and come to UK in 2012)

Also in 2012 I had a baby
I heard that I do not need to apply for his ILR as he born here and his parent will have resident permit.
What do we need to apply for ILR?
Which form?
Documents
Also can you advise me this year home office lost my first passport which have the date I came in

Kind regards

Karol carvalho

I've merged your topics together.

You and husband may apply for separate SET(LR) when eligible.

After you and husband are granted ILR:
Try using the settlement selection tool and use what it suggests for husband's son.
Register your uk-born daughter.

Hi,

Thanks for your replay

When we ( me and husband) apply
Do we send the children form at the same time ?
Or do we apply first and then to children?

If we apply first, what is going to be children's visa status
does their stay illegal?

Which form should I apply for my son?
Is the MN1 or the T?

Thanks a lot
Karol

It may best best if everyone (who needs to) applies in-person before expiry of leave.

Else, you could send the child's SET(F) application(s) at the same time as your SET(LR) appications. Request that they consider the child's application(s) after both parents' SET(LR) applications.

UK-born daughter entitled to register on form MN1 under section 1(3) directly (without having to apply for ILR) after a parent is granted ILR.

Hi,

I am the main applicant, on tier 2 as minister of religion.

In March 2016 me and my will be eligible for ILR based on 10 years.our current visa expire in April 2017

My husband who is on tier 2 as dependent has his son of 16 years, joined him on October 2013( he is current as dependent of his father and his visa expire on April 2017)

As we are going to apply for ILR in March 2016.

So I was advised to apply Based on settlement of family settled in UK. Based on this form he needs to send his father proof of settled, so I guess we need to apply for our ILR first then apply for him
Is that right?
Or
Do we send the form at the same time of ours?

Do we need to have proof of maintenance? If yes how much? How long?

If we apply first, what is going to be my stepson's visa status
does he stay illegal?


I am completely lost on this situation


Thanks a lot
Karol

He applies on form FLR(M) as soon as his father is granted ILR and receives his BRP card.

His father needs to meet the financial requirement of £18,600pa. He will have to pay the £500 immigration health surcharge for the application in addition to the visa fee. FLR(M) an be applied for in person or by post.

His current visa should be fine until the decision on FLR(M) is granted.

Thanks for replay
My husband is taxi driver so he's self employed
For his proof of Maintanance what do I need to send?

Thanks for replay
My husband is taxi driver so he's self employed
For his proof of Maintanance what do I need to send?

I got confused about the form that my step son should fill FLR(M)
Because it says "Complete this form only if you are applying for leave to remain in one of the following categories:
• Family life as the partner of a person present and settled in the UK (2 year route)
• Family life as the partner of a person present and settled in the UK (5 year route)
• Family life as the partner of a person with refugee leave or a person with humanitarian protection (5 year route)"

We are not in any of this category
Should we still use this form?

Thanks