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Will I be eligible for ILR

Post by BikkG619 » Fri May 25, 2018 2:00 pm

My dad was British in 2010. I came in the UK on 5th January 2014 with my mum in visa ((VISA TO ACC MOTHER / CYR <MOTHER NAME>). I was under 18 while I applied for my visa, but I am over 18 right now. We extended our visa (Further Leave to Remain) in 2016. After 2016 I am in “Dependent Leave to Remain” and my mum is on the same visa as previous “Spouse Visa”. My mum is really scared- she thinks she can’t pass Life in the UK, so she is planning to extend her visa again. In 2019 January 5th I will reach 5 years period of time. I have already passed Life in the UK and B1, so I was wondering if I could apply for ILR first or my mum has to get ILR before I qualify for it? Cheers!

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Re: Will I be eligible for ILR

Post by marcnath » Fri May 25, 2018 5:44 pm

Your Mom has to the get ILR before or at the same time for you to get ILR
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Re: Will I be eligible for ILR

Post by BikkG619 » Fri May 25, 2018 6:56 pm

Thanks
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Re: Will I be eligible for ILR

Post by BikkG619 » Fri May 25, 2018 6:56 pm

marcnath wrote:
Fri May 25, 2018 5:44 pm
Your Mom has to the get ILR before or at the same time for you to get ILR
Will I qualify in long residence in my own?

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Re: Will I be eligible for ILR

Post by zimba » Sat May 26, 2018 12:04 am

Yes but that will be impossible until 2024. I suggest to help mum pass her test :wink:
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Re: Will I be eligible for ILR

Post by BikkG619 » Sat May 26, 2018 3:01 pm

zimba88 wrote:
Sat May 26, 2018 12:04 am
Yes but that will be impossible until 2024. I suggest to help mum pass her test :wink:
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Child after divorce

Post by BikkG619 » Sun Jun 03, 2018 4:03 pm

My dad was British in 2003. I came in the UK on 5th January 2013 with my mum in visa ((VISA TO ACC MOTHER / CYR <MOTHER NAME>). I was under 18 while I applied for my visa, but I am over 18 right now. We extended our visa (Further Leave to Remain) in 2015. After 2015 I am in “Dependent Leave to Remain” and my mum is on the same visa as previous “Spouse Visa”. My mum and dad divorced in 2017. I live with my dad and my mum lives separate. In 2018 August 5th I will reach 5 years period of time. What will be in our case? Will I be eligible for ILR?

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Re: Child after divorce

Post by Obie » Sun Jun 03, 2018 6:00 pm

Why is your 5 year elapsing on the 5th August.

I thought you will qualify in January 2018.

In any event, you should qualify at anytime under 298c, provided you are living with your father as opposed to your mother.
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Re: Child after divorce

Post by CR001 » Mon Jun 04, 2018 9:07 am

I have merged your topics.

Kindly clarify your dates as your original dates you posted on 25th May are very different to what you have posted today.
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