Muhammad jabbar 1993 wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 01, 2020 12:02 am

On the basis of exceptional circumstances we had 3rd party support also from my family relative who earn £40957.47 per year.

See also Financial support from a third party.

Muhammad jabbar 1993 wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 01, 2020 12:02 am

My wife had permanent part time job she was working 2 night shifts in a week as her mother drives 45 minutes to come at her home to be with kids. From part time job and including all other benefits was making £13205.04 per year.

Which other benefits is she receiving?

ILR is a prerequisite for naturalisation. Being a British citizen is a prerequisite for a British passport. She cannot apply for a British passport directly from ILR.

Please click on the given link above to read the details.

Yes. If the main applicant has varied a pending in-time valid Tier 2 extension to ILR under Long residence , then the Tier 2 dependants are no longer eligible to extend as Tier 2 dependants. If dependants also satisfy the Long residence requirements (on the date of the decision), then they may also ...

AmazonianX wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 01, 2020 12:46 am

(a colleague was a victim of this and in FTT judge raised that point if the eco asked her for the documents before refusal)

A good question from the judge.

AmazonianX wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 01, 2020 12:08 am

You are indeed favoured by the case worker to be requesting this.

Caseworkers are instructed.

Unfortunately, There’s actually no right to family life in the UK.

1. Yes. Put all nationalities, including British. The CoE-RoA for people born from 1983 is solely dependent on being a British citizen without a British passport.
2. Yes.
3. Should be okay. There is no TB test requirement for people with RoA, as they are not subject to any medical restrictions.

Unfortunately, There’s actually no right to family life in the UK.

Fortunately, any overstaying should not affect child’s entitlement . However, if they really cared about children’s welfare and best interests, then they should also remove 319H (m) and 319J (i) and 197 (viii) and 199 (v), etc. The applicant must not be in the UK in breach of immigration laws except...

Countersignatures The countersignatory must hold a current British, or Irish, passport. Definition of "current" The underlying principle is that we should be able to confirm the passport details on the system. Expired passports All expired old blues should be rejected as not being "current".

If he’s rejected, then it shouldn’t affect your application. But I suspect that he will succeed. Just dot the i's and cross the t's.

Applying for settled and pre-settled status requires genuine residence.

The rules also have provisions for over 18 dependants.

Don’t forget that there was a successful application from someone with similar circumstances. So, it’s not hopeless. The Immigration rules has exceptions.

MN1 (registration) application processing timelines (only).

Fees.

Yes, at the moment.

Dependants’ duration of leave may be granted under 319D(a) or 319I(a).