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Either get them stamped or get it added in same employer letter that they are fully authenticated.
Yes tenancy agreement is required or at least the estate agent confirms in writing that your contract is running under statutory period tenancy. Also attach council tax. You are not overthinking but thinking correctly about it.talreh20 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 09, 2019 9:29 amHi Seagul
Many thanks
I understand they are asking for the tenancy agreement. Is that right? If so, our contract expired on 31st March and we are on Statutory Period Tenancy. So we don't currently have a contract. However, I have requested my agents to provide me with a contract for another six months and they have agreed to do that but still haven't received any thing from them.
Would that be an issue if we submit the application without tenancy agreement? Or I am overthinking this question and is there a completely different meaning to this question?
Many thanks as always.
Congratulations
There are no absence limits for ILR under the family settlement route.talreh20 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2019 9:04 amDear Respected Members,
As my wife and child have got the visas, we are planning to go back for couple of months and as we'll eventually be applying for ILR after 5 years from now, I want to know if there are any absence limits for her. I can't find any guidance on that or may be looking in the wrong place.
We are planning to go for 4 months this year and possibly another 4 months in 3 years time.
Can you please advise.
Many thanks in advance.
You are required to show documented evidence of residing at the same address during the 2.5 year period in order to prove that the relationship is subsisting .talreh20 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2019 11:21 amMany thanks for confirming. One more scenario, if my wife and kids go back and live for two years back home and come back 6 months before the extension of their 2nd FLR (M), would this work? Would home office be satisfied when I won’t have last two years of communication together on the same address as we haven’t lived together?
Although there is no absence threshold but heavier absence usually affects the ability to generate the cohabitation evidences which are essentially needed for extension.talreh20 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2019 11:21 amMany thanks for confirming. One more scenario, if my wife and kids go back and live for two years back home and come back 6 months before the extension of their 2nd FLR (M), would this work? Would home office be satisfied when I won’t have last two years of communication together on the same address as we haven’t lived together?
