Interpretation “ Permission to enter ” has the same meaning as leave to enter under the Immigration Act 1971. “ Permission to stay ” has the same meaning as leave to remain under the Immigration Act 1971 (and includes a variation of leave to enter or remain and an extension of leave to enter or rem...

No harm, unless they get lost.

Some changes from 1 December 2020.

Note changes : If a Skilled worker P holds ILR or is British and P’s partner didn’t have permission as P’s partner at that time when P had ILR , then The Relationship requirement for a dependent partner of a Skilled Worker SW 29.1. The applicant must be the partner of a person (P) where one of the f...

We are in 2021. Haven’t you passed the 10 year mark already on both dates?

If the interpretation of a passport “ Passport ” means a document which: (a) is issued by or on behalf of the government of any country recognised by the UK, or dealt with as a government by the UK, and which complies with international passport practice; and (b) shows both the identity and national...

Keep in mind that for data protection reasons, government departments delete data from their systems on a regular basis and the chances of finding data more than 10 years old are very slim (unless there is a business case for the government department to hold on to that data, such as ongoing court ...

Note that applications from 1 December 2020 , Relationship requirement for a dependent partner of a Skilled Worker SW 29.1. The applicant must be the partner of a person (P) where one of the following applies: (a) P has permission on the Skilled Worker route; or (b) P is, at the same time, applying ...

See also UK visa sponsorship for employers.

Sponsorship: guidance for employers and educators.

TODMATT wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 20, 2021 8:09 pm

It's possible guidance read page 58

Try Family life (as a partner or parent), private life and exceptional circumstances

See also Can children and parents apply to remain after seven years residence?

A RC is non-compulsory for a family member.

298(i) fails, until both parents have ILR.

CR 2.3. When calculating the 180 days in CR 2.1. or CR 2.2. any period spent outside the UK will not count towards the 180-day limit if the absence was for any of the following reasons:

(b) travel disruption due to natural disaster, military conflict or pandemic;

I believe they should have given her the opportunity to correct the English Language defect in her application.

Mao5677 wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 12, 2021 10:48 pm

I couldn't apply on the basis of unmarried partner because we haven't lived together for 2 years.

There were exceptions based on having a child.

Child’s birth certificate, as evidence that you are the child’s parents.

It happens. Ask them to explain, if repeated.

You have to check the terms of the insurance policy for any exclusions. They may happily sell a policy, but not pay for any claims.

If she was born prior to you holding ILR, then she is entitled to register while a minor and subsequently apply for a British passport.
If she was born after you had ILR, then she may apply directly for a British passport.

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