Hi,

If I change my address while I have an application with the UKVI, what are the ways I can inform UKVI about my new address?

Thank you, Zimba88 and eoo10 for your replies. To answer your question, eoo10. She did not receive letter of complex issues from UKVI. I felt it should be straightforward application for her. The reasons for asking my previous question are: 1.The wives of two of my friends got their applications for...

hi there, I applied for ILR through 10 years long residence. was on on tier 1 general visa with my wife as dependant. The visa was valid till February 2017 for both of us. I got my ILR september 2015, my wife qualified for ILR via 10 years long residence on december 2016. her application is still wi...

Hi Vinny,

1.Does the time spent as student (entry clearance or Leave to Remain) counts towards the 10 years long residence?

2. Is it true that spouse and children (dependants) cannot be included in the 10 years long residence applications?

Thanks
Dj

Hi Vinny,

1.Does the time spent as student (entry clearance or Leave to Remain) counts towards the 10 years long residence?

2. Is it true that spouse and children (dependants) cannot be included in the 10 years long residence applications?

Thanks
Dj

Thanks vinny for the reply furthermore, you said You may wait and include her/him in your extension or settlement (except under long residence ) applications; or immediately after a parent is granted settlement/PR , ............................. do you mean that a parent can first get settlement/PR,...

Hi Vinny I am referring you to the topic above, in your answer you said: If your child (304-309) is not travelling, then you do not need to make an immigration application for leave to remain for her/him (Section 4a - Children born in the United Kingdom who are not British Citizens). Section 4a - Ch...

After checking the rules again, I absolutely agree with you, Greenie. by referring me to 131A, i found that i interpreted the 131H wrongly. FTWISS is NOT a work permit.

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I think there is some kind of bias since the FTWISS is for Scotland and not for England or the rest of UK, so many people even lawyers just go back the statement in the IDI that it does not count as a qualifying period to ILR, whereas, part 5, paragraphs 131H and 134 of the immigration rules suggest...

referring to posting ( Mon Jan 24, 2011 1:12 pm ) about the subject above, can I refer to the immigration rules: (http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/policyandlaw/immigrationlaw/immigrationrules/part5/), para. 128 – 134 state the link between a work permit holder and indefinite leave to remain (ILR). ...