10 years long residence applications

hk76in · Post by **hk76in** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 1:49 pm

Please help, I have applied and gained my ILR on 30 march 2015 on the basis of Long residence. My family members (wife and 2 children) are still on T1 entrepreneur visa. My wife and elder child have visa till 19th of September 2015. 10 days short before they complete their 10 yeas on 29th of September 2015. Please guide if they can apply under 10 year rule within last 28 days and their application will not be refused?

Also guide for my another child who was born in the UK in may 2011- what visa shall we apply for her as she will not be completing her 10 years and she will be finishing her Entrepreneur dependant visa on 19th of Sept 2015.

Please help

Mysterymeow · Post by **Mysterymeow** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 3:12 pm

So is it true that you have to wait at least a year before you can apply to become a citizen even after 10 years long residence? Is this what they mean by naturalisation?

smir · Post by **smir** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 3:40 pm

Thanks for reply

Can you please guide ne why in new application we can use premium service though our appeal is pending with HO ???have HO changed it's policy ?

That pending appeal too can apply ?

smir wrote:If appeal pending then can we use same day service ?
Na74 wrote:
dream40 wrote:Hi all the new version set lr seems that 10 year ilr can be applied using same day premium or same day service
Yes they changed details for same day service on their website too, which says you can apply for same day for ilr (all i think). Just need to pay £400 at the time of booking.

if you still have to send an application, fill new form etc... then yes you should be able to use the service. But if application is already with HO then you can not change ?[/quote]

sud315 · Post by **sud315** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 3:50 pm

dream40 wrote:Hi all the new version set lr seems that 10 year ilr can be applied using same day premium or same day service

Oh yes I checked just now as well. Thanks for the update.
Would we be able to pay the difference and upgrade to premium service then if we have already posted the doc? Does anyone know?

I really need this visa soon

imi99999 · Post by **imi99999** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 5:04 pm

Can someone please tell me
I did not submit my marriage certificate with my FLR (M) last week as i had lost it, but now I have obtained new from the authorities in Pakistan. I relied (mentioned)on the fact that all my previous 5 application for FLR were as a spouse dependant of my husband.Also I send covering letter asking them to hold my application while my husband's case is decided.
Question
1. Should I inform home office that my husband has got ILR
2. Should I send my marriage certificate
3. My husband used my daughter' full birth to support his set (LR) and it is returned with documents. Should I send that also

Na74 · Post by **Na74** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 5:35 pm

hk76in wrote:Please help, I have applied and gained my ILR on 30 march 2015 on the basis of Long residence. My family members (wife and 2 children) are still on T1 entrepreneur visa. My wife and elder child have visa till 19th of September 2015. 10 days short before they complete their 10 yeas on 29th of September 2015. Please guide if they can apply under 10 year rule within last 28 days and their application will not be refused?

Also guide for my another child who was born in the UK in may 2011- what visa shall we apply for her as she will not be completing her 10 years and she will be finishing her Entrepreneur dependant visa on 19th of Sept 2015.

Please help

Yes you can apply 28 days before completing 10 years, 28 days is buffer period so you do not need to worry about.
About your child born in UK, you can apply for them to register as british citizen using Form MN1, just search for MN1 form and guidance, all details are available there, on how to apply, what evidence require etc. read those notes and application first.
hope it helps

Na74 · Post by **Na74** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 5:39 pm

imi99999 wrote:Can someone please tell me
I did not submit my marriage certificate with my FLR (M) last week as i had lost it, but now I have obtained new from the authorities in Pakistan. I relied (mentioned)on the fact that all my previous 5 application for FLR were as a spouse dependant of my husband.Also I send covering letter asking them to hold my application while my husband's case is decided.
Question
1. Should I inform home office that my husband has got ILR
2. Should I send my marriage certificate
3. My husband used my daughter' full birth to support his set (LR) and it is returned with documents. Should I send that also

Yes you should send all these documents to them using Liverpool Address. explain everything in a cover letter, write your, full name, nationality, d.o.b , home office reference if you have one, etc.

Naheedsammar · Post by **Naheedsammar** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 7:15 pm

Hi all,
I wounded if can get some help here. I me due to apply for the above mentioned category soon in sha Allah n need some guidance. Which ILR form do I need? What other docs apart from my all. Previous passports n life in the uk test do I need? Is there any premium service if yes how much it costs?
Your help would b much appreciated.

Regards

imi99999 · Post by **imi99999** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 7:55 pm

Na74 wrote:
imi99999 wrote:Can someone please tell me
I did not submit my marriage certificate with my FLR (M) last week as i had lost it, but now I have obtained new from the authorities in Pakistan. I relied (mentioned)on the fact that all my previous 5 application for FLR were as a spouse dependant of my husband.Also I send covering letter asking them to hold my application while my husband's case is decided.
Question
1. Should I inform home office that my husband has got ILR
2. Should I send my marriage certificate
3. My husband used my daughter' full birth to support his set (LR) and it is returned with documents. Should I send that also
Yes you should send all these documents to them using Liverpool Address. explain everything in a cover letter, write your, full name, nationality, d.o.b , home office reference if you have one, etc.

Thanks NA74
You said about Liverpool Address
but I posted application at address below

Home Office
Leave to Remain - FLR(M)
PO Box 495
Durham
DH99 1WR

Na74 · Post by **Na74** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 8:40 pm

For flr m It is croydon office and for set (Lr) it is liverpool.

Read these notes please,
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... _04-15.pdf

sud315 · Post by **sud315** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 9:53 pm

VFF wrote:Hi Friends

I received my BRP yesterday valid for 9 years and 9 months. All the best for everyone who are waiting.

I owe alot to this forum so In future if anyone need any help with the tracker (formulas broken or deleted) please do send me PM. I will be happy to help

Thanks

Hi VFF, my congrats!
But can I ask, I thought ILR means without any date limit? So when your BRP is just for like 10 years, what happens after that? Do you just have to renew it?
But they call it indefinite, so why would they put a time frame on it? (just for people who'd later migrate to other countries?)
Thanks.

sud315 · Post by **sud315** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 9:59 pm

Does anyone know the no to contact HO, for set LR applications please? Thank you
I just got this on the latest guidance: 0800 38 98 28 9
Have seen some people have contacted HO, so thought to double check with them before waste time trying to get through to them!
I need to ask if I can switch from post application to premium now. It'd mostly be a no I know, but I better check anyway

VFF · Post by **VFF** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 10:34 pm

sud315 wrote:
VFF wrote:Hi Friends

I received my BRP yesterday valid for 9 years and 9 months. All the best for everyone who are waiting.

I owe alot to this forum so In future if anyone need any help with the tracker (formulas broken or deleted) please do send me PM. I will be happy to help

Thanks
Hi VFF, my congrats!
But can I ask, I thought ILR means without any date limit? So when your BRP is just for like 10 years, what happens after that? Do you just have to renew it?
But they call it indefinite, so why would they put a time frame on it? (just for people who'd later migrate to other countries?)
Thanks.

Yes , just renew it with updated digital photo

Similar to passports (valid only 10 years)

VFF · Post by **VFF** » Mon Apr 06, 2015 10:40 pm

dream40 wrote:Hi its also advised by home office that using same day service should be used for straight forward case which does not require further checks

That's a great news, I remember one person in this forum mentioned it last month that UKVI is going to bring PEO for set lr ...
He mentioned that his company dolicitor mentioned it and UKVI will announce it in April

khan_81 · Post by **khan_81** » Tue Apr 07, 2015 7:46 am

Hello all,
For any Set (LR) one has to choose postal service as it doesn't come under premium service.
Here is the home office link published on 6th April

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... ttle-in-uk

Hope this clear the doubts.

SJ307 · Post by **SJ307** » Tue Apr 07, 2015 8:59 am

What a good news from HO for a long time - one day service for ILR 10years!!

I'm applying in August. Never mind the extra few hundred pounds - that is nothing compared to the stress caused by waiting for months and months.

Arsal385 · Post by **Arsal385** » Tue Apr 07, 2015 11:49 am

khan_81 wrote:Hello all,
For any Set (LR) one has to choose postal service as it doesn't come under premium service.
Here is the home office link published on 6th April

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... ttle-in-uk

Hope this clear the doubts.

The revised SET LR form effective from this week clearly states that you can apply through premium service. Read the page 2 of the SET LR form effective from april 2015

"There is a fee of £1500 for this application.
Applications can be made in person at a Premium Service Centre for a same day consideration of your application. There is an additional fee for this service and all fees will be taken when you book an appointment. For more details and to book an appointment please visit www.gov.uk/ukvi-premium-service-centres"

This is really a good news for the prospective applicants. I applied in September last year and had to wait for 4 months to get the approval letter.

SJ307 · Post by **SJ307** » Tue Apr 07, 2015 1:08 pm

In addition, I just went to double check in the premium service site. I logged on to the appointment booking service and checked - SET (LR) option is threre now for premium appointment booking. That confirms that you can apply for ILR (10yrs) by using the one day service. Hooray!!!

Arsal385 wrote:
khan_81 wrote:Hello all,
For any Set (LR) one has to choose postal service as it doesn't come under premium service.
Here is the home office link published on 6th April

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... ttle-in-uk

Hope this clear the doubts.
The revised SET LR form effective from this week clearly states that you can apply through premium service. Read the page 2 of the SET LR form effective from april 2015

"There is a fee of £1500 for this application.
Applications can be made in person at a Premium Service Centre for a same day consideration of your application. There is an additional fee for this service and all fees will be taken when you book an appointment. For more details and to book an appointment please visit http://www.gov.uk/ukvi-premium-service-centres"

This is really a good news for the prospective applicants. I applied in September last year and had to wait for 4 months to get the approval letter.

UKkumar · Post by **UKkumar** » Tue Apr 07, 2015 6:18 pm

Hi Friends

If I get ILR based on 10 year LR.
How about my wife?
Does she get ILR too?
She come as dependent in 2009.

Thanks
UKKUMAR

UK007 · Post by **UK007** » Tue Apr 07, 2015 6:29 pm

khan_81 wrote:Hello all,
For any Set (LR) one has to choose postal service as it doesn't come under premium service.
Here is the home office link published on 6th April

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... ttle-in-uk

Hope this clear the doubts.

I think there is a difference between, Super Premium Service & Same day premium service.
Super Premium Service [£7000 fee] not available for Set (LR) but Same day premium service [£400 fee] is available for Set (LR).

UKkumar wrote:Hi Friends

If I get ILR based on 10 year LR.
How about my wife?
Does she get ILR too?
She come as dependent in 2009.

Thanks
UKKUMAR

Hey, I believe she has to apply either FLR (M) or FLR (FP) if she doesn't meet the requirements of FLR (M)

Requirements for FLR (M) = £18,600 annual income [You & Wife together] and English test for her.

If she goes for FLR (FP) route, she will have to wait for 10 years before she can apply for her ILR, whereas if she goes for FLR(M) route she can apply for ILR after 5years. However both count towards her lawful stay for her 10 years long residence application.

VFF · Post by **VFF** » Tue Apr 07, 2015 7:44 pm

workinggirl85 wrote:Hi All

I was wondering if anyone has heard about a same day service starting from April 2015 to apply for the ILR under the 10 year category. My work has agreed to sponsor my visa under the current category and put me in touch with an immigration advisory agency. They have let me know that it's hot off the press the the UKBA will be starting same day applications again from April 2015 for this category. This makes my life a lot easier since I was worried I'd have to give my passport up for a few months and I have to travel for work.

But, I can't find any reference to such an announcement or anything on the UKBA website. Any ideas on this one? I can't have been told wrong information since the immigration service is a very reputable large firm who have been operating with my company (also a large multinational - hence the capability for a visa sponsor)

Thanks

This is the post from last month that states SET (LR) is available for same day from April 15,

Workinggirl85- your solicitor is simply great....

Achilles.ali · Post by **Achilles.ali** » Tue Apr 07, 2015 8:14 pm

Good News Guys

allhumdullah by the grace of almighty Allah , I have received my ILR today and my wife her spouse visa, we have received all the documents and the passports . home office have send our approvals s on 31st of march but because of bank holidays we received it today.

thanks for all the support and good luck to everyone. my anme is Achilles ali on the spread sheet, please update it.
Thanks again and I wish everyone will get their ILR soon

jamalakbar18 · Post by **jamalakbar18** » Tue Apr 07, 2015 8:19 pm

hi can some one help me

i have applied for SET LR in OCT 2014

its been 5.5 months and all i have recieved is a letter from home office saying

they can not process my application beacuse they awaiting response from another GOvt department or agency for any information or documents provided

we will try best to make a decision on your application by 31/12/2015 which mean another 9 months

i am quite worried and upset as i do need to travel back home to pakistan my mother is in critical condition so i need some help

Applied 23/10/15
Biometric 04/11/14
email recieved 09/11/14
letter recieved can not process in 6 months 31/03/15
already waiting for 23 weeks

HElp from specialist

Na74 · Post by **Na74** » Tue Apr 07, 2015 8:45 pm

jamalakbar18 wrote:hi can some one help me

i have applied for SET LR in OCT 2014

its been 5.5 months and all i have recieved is a letter from home office saying

they can not process my application beacuse they awaiting response from another GOvt department or agency for any information or documents provided

we will try best to make a decision on your application by 31/12/2015 which mean another 9 months

i am quite worried and upset as i do need to travel back home to pakistan my mother is in critical condition so i need some help

Applied 23/10/15
Biometric 04/11/14
email recieved 09/11/14
letter recieved can not process in 6 months 31/03/15
already waiting for 23 weeks

HElp from specialist

If you still have valid visa then you have the option to withdraw application to visit your mother, then when you come back apply again... It is just an option but i do not know your circumstances,..

sud315 · Post by **sud315** » Tue Apr 07, 2015 9:51 pm

jamalakbar18 wrote:hi can some one help me

i have applied for SET LR in OCT 2014

its been 5.5 months and all i have recieved is a letter from home office saying

they can not process my application beacuse they awaiting response from another GOvt department or agency for any information or documents provided

we will try best to make a decision on your application by 31/12/2015 which mean another 9 months

i am quite worried and upset as i do need to travel back home to pakistan my mother is in critical condition so i need some help

Applied 23/10/15
Biometric 04/11/14
email recieved 09/11/14
letter recieved can not process in 6 months 31/03/15
already waiting for 23 weeks

HElp from specialist

I think you better contact them and send compassionate/compelling reasons as to why you would need to fly back home soon.
Ask if any chance they can speed it up for this reason.

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