Denizok wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 26, 2024 7:59 pm

Thanks
My question was what form to use.. No where in Home Office says anything about which form to use for family route dependend 18+. This was what I need to know.

SET(O) as I explained above. Why is this now have to be repeated over and over and over again here ??

Better to provide your full immigration history with dates of applications/decisions over the last 10 years. The rules have recently changed and many who used to qualify may no longer qualify under the long residence route

If hers covers the requirements, there is no need to include yours.
The earliest ILR eligibility will be (date of first arrival + 5 years - 28 days)

Hi Zimba: I was given worn information on the help line of GOV 0300 790 6268. I asked her whichILR form to use SET(m), SET (O)or SET(F) for 18+ son, spend last 5 years under famiy 5 years route. ALso told her that in any of the forms not sutible option for him. She said of no options because your s...

Hi Zİmba; This was my previous message, some data was missing. 1) Son born abroad, 2) Apllied family 5 years route he was under eighteen, 3) Now both parens have ILR 4) He is 18+ 5 years completed. he is a student. Can he apply citizenship? Thanks No. There is no such entitlement to citizenship. Ch...

FYI That is NOT referring to the long residence route
10 Year partner/parent route is a separate route on its own

Under the long residence, you can only apply on your own and must qualify independently. Your relationship/family does NOT matter and they cannot be included. Children can settle later on using form SET(F)

VERY INTERESTING I called Home office help line explained the situation Thsi was what I was told: During the time of applying 5 (years ago) he was under 18(child) since both parents currently have ILR he can apply to citizenship? This is interesting...Have you experiencse danything like this my cas...

I already told you this above !! Thanks: Thanks I've already check set(o). in Gov side you have the following Tier 1 or Global Talent dependants Tier 1 migrant Skilled Worker, Tier 2 or International Sportsperson dependant Skilled Worker, Tier 2 or International Sportsperson Bereaved partner Represe...

Hi, I am above to submit ILR set(F) for my UK born child and filled the form, But I see there is concent form Part 1 for the applicant and part 2 and part 3, I am not sure who should sign this as child is only 3 years old. Should I use thumb impression there or parent should sighn the form? or shou...

but since it specified appendix skilled worker. You can find under the appendix section "settlement as a dependent partner or dependent child of a skilled worker" [English language requirement for settlement as a dependent partner or dependent child of a Skilled Worker SW 44.1. Unless an exemption ...

Then SET(M) cannot be used. SET(F) is only for those below 18 years. I believe the only appropriate form is SET(O), as it covers other purposes not covered by other application forms

Thanks But it is the Guidance (i.e. "for 10-year periods which extend beyond 11 April 2024, there is no 548-day limit") contradicting the Immigration Rule (i.e. CR 2.2A)here. We want to rely on both but we literally can't. I am afraid that advice on GOV.UK is inaccurate this is why you should never...

The child is applying on their own ? Why they did not settle with the other parent ?

The continuous residence rule that you quote either uses: 28 after the application date, the application date or the decision date. Now, even if I enrol biometrics (5 years - 28 days), she will still not meet 5 years as the application date is fixed. so the only way is to enrol biometrics close to ...

That's calming, so you recommend I apply for ILR straightaway on 3rd june and delay biometrics to 10th July ( even though I will pay for priority decision ) or the other option, which is to vary in order that she applies within 28 days of her 5 year qualifying period? Why July ?? The date of first ...

All stamps over the last 5 years

I am afraid that advice on GOV.UK is inaccurate this is why you should never rely on it. You should ONLY refer to the official guide and the immigration rules as explained above

SET(M)

No extension is needed: How to apply early and benefit from the date of the ILR decision ?

1. They refer to the same form. Upload it in one go
2. Part 3 should be ignored

YES and NO should be the answers

A marriage certificate is not needed. British children must not be added to the application.
For cohabitation documents see: All you need to know about cohabitation evidence

These still don't address the fact that its wording is totally contradicting the above-mentioned Continuous Residence rule CR2.2A, and the general information page SET(LR). So has the Home Office made a mistake or do you think there are alternative ways to interpret its meaning? Thank you. There ar...

Look at 'Example 2: specific to Appendix Long Residence' in the guide you shared yourself Also paragraph CR4.1(d)(iii) of the immigration rules says: (iii) the application is under Appendix Long Residence, and the applicant had permission when they left the UK and returned to the UK with a valid per...