Unfortunately, you cannot switch from FLR(M) under Appendix FM to Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) from within the UK, as 245DD.(e) fails.

You may work under Section 3C before they refuse your application.

If she is 3 years and 2 months old, then it's temporally impossible for her to have lived at her current address for at least 5 years.

One parent with ILR should suffice. Mother may be easiest.

They should have given you an opportunity to do the B1 test.

Being granted FLR due to failing KoLL does not reset the 5 year path.

Possible, but perhaps complicated. If child is not refused leave to enter as a visitor and not accused of deception and being an illegal immigrant after entry and there was a change of circumstances that prevented child from returning to apply for the proper entry clearance, etc.

Posts merged.

If one of the parents are granted ILR, then UK-born child is entitled to register. Overstaying shouldn't pose any problems to the entitlement, especially when child is under 10 years old.

An alternative to the IHS is to get adequate health insurance cover for child?

There have been some changes.
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(d) Specified documents may be originals or copies.

Pakistan.

Unfortunately, if you are British by descent, then you cannot automatically pass on British citizenship to your daughter.

However, she may be entitled to register.

Now.

Renew.

Apply for ILR between Tuesday, 16 April 2019 and Tuesday, 7 May 2019.

ritusharma82 wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 11, 2019 9:17 pm

Or is it the case that first child will only get ILR if we both apply together?

Overseas born child cannot get ILR before both parents.

Fortunately, failing ILR (under D-ILRP.1.2. ) because of KoLL does not reset the 5 year path, consistent with the original intention. EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM TO THE STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN IMMIGRATION RULES LAID ON 19 MARCH 2007 (HC 398) In its February 2005 paper ‘Controlling Our Borders: the Five Y...

I think if the Home Office cannot prove that your mother's original Indefinite Leave endorsement is a forgery, then her endorsement and the lack of Home Office's records corroborate that the Home Office have destroyed (or lost) your records, in line with their policy.

Child passport.

This is a problem, similarly faced by the Windrush generation, when the Home Office delete their own records.

Do you have any original passports, with indefinite leave endorsements, of your parents? Perhaps they may help to corroborate your representations to the Home Office.

Be patient.