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Partner likely to fail 10 year ilr - what's next

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Partner likely to fail 10 year ilr - what's next

Post by jeluali » Mon Mar 25, 2024 8:16 am

Hello,

My partner's 10 year ILR route is coming to an end later this month, however she has failed the A2 test, which will result in a failed/refused ILR. What happens next, can she extend her stay for a further 2.5 years, taking the total to 12.5 years. Or will it be a straight refusal with some form of appeal/review. If IRLS is refused and not extended, what would be next step?

Any help/advice will be appreciated.

Thanks
Jay

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Re: Partner likely to fail 10 year ilr - what's next

Post by vinny » Mon Mar 25, 2024 8:31 am

I think she requires at least a B1 level English Language for ILR. Else, She may extend her leave for a further 2.5 years.
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Re: Partner likely to fail 10 year ilr - what's next

Post by jeluali » Mon Mar 25, 2024 8:54 am

Thanks, Just hope they allow the 2.5 year extension

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Re: Partner likely to fail 10 year ilr - what's next

Post by vinny » Mon Mar 25, 2024 9:03 am

If her circumstances are the same as her last extension, then she may keep on extending, until she can rely on 3.2.
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Re: Partner likely to fail 10 year ilr - what's next

Post by AmazonianX » Thu Mar 28, 2024 6:38 am

jeluali wrote:
Mon Mar 25, 2024 8:54 am
Thanks, Just hope they allow the 2.5 year extension
An extension is the way to go. There are resources online to facilitate passing. For ILR B1 is required and this can then be used for naturalisation too. Did she attempt the Trinity College London SELT GESE at Level B1?

How about LIUK; sorted?

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