These paragraphs are being incorrectly interpreted by applicants all the time as they do not know the context at all. The earliest date of ILR eligibility is within 28 days of completing your 5 years in the UK (known as 28-day concession) That is the earliest that you can be granted ILR. In the past ...

Yes. There is no rule that says the date of application should be a specific date

Yes. A new skilled worker visa.

zimba wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 05, 2024 1:12 pm

1. Just use the BRP issue date. Applying early is possible: Applicants can benefit from the date of the ILR decision

2. Yes. Two sets of consent forms.

No need to cancel anything. Which rules you are talking about ? Did you read the link ??

4. Answer NO
7. License number from her old application it is

Note that the answers to none of those questions are critical.

Such a child can only settle when your partner does. They also do not have any automatic entitlement to British citizenship.

No

All you need to know about the sponsor letter for Skilled Worker route

iqra11 wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 05, 2024 1:18 pm

Yes, I mean, i am not applying ILR now. I am asking in future that i will be short of 15 days. will home office accept me for ILR then.

Read the advice above

1. No impact as section 3C applies 2. Correct 3. You do not need to enter any reference number 4. Yes 5. Correct 6. No need to enter GWF number 7. Enter old details 8. Your ILR is based on her setting under this route. Nothing to do with her old sponsor. 9. Answer YES if you want to send bills, or ...

You do not need 5 years. You can be granted ILR within 28 days of completing your 5 years.

Also you may apply early and benefit from the date of decision for ILR: Applicants can benefit from the date of the ILR decision

1. Just use the BRP issue date. Applying early is possible: Applicants can benefit from the date of the ILR decision

2. Yes. Two sets of consent forms.

Your sponsor needs to confirm that they need you for the foreseeable future, in a letter to support your ILR. See: All you need to know about the sponsor letter for Skilled Worker route If UKVI notices that they are trying to lie or enable you to get ILR, they may be investigated and lose their ...

1. No 2. Just use her salary on the application. That is enough There is a guide on this: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/66bf4b2e3263567d66dbe00d/Family+Migration+Appendix+FM+Section+and+Appendix+HM+Armed+Forces+Financial+Requirement.pdf 3. Yes 4. There are no absence limits under ...

Those questions refer to the applicant not you

They apply based on your previous status as a skilled worker, as your dependants as usual. The skilled worker route is not eligible for App biometrics submission. Ask any related questions in the family immigration forum. Online applications, UKVCAS appointments, eVisa & BRP queries - Read before ...

Yes. You cannot have any lawful residence break under any route

n8net wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 03, 2024 8:46 pm

but i have already chosen the option to link via BRP card, how can I now link passport please?

https://www.gov.uk/update-uk-visas-immi ... nt-details

Oh dear. They are clearly totally incompetent and jeopardised your lawful residence. The whole 14-day thing is not relevant when it comes to invalid applications. This is why I often stressed to applicants on the forum not to rush to solicitors. Most of their advice often is either terrible or flat ...

No. Provide minimal info if asked on the form

Yes. The child can be added with the other parent in the same SET(O) application

1. Yes there is no switch needed 2. No. A child can only settle when both parents settle 3. SET(O). They apply based on your previous status as a skilled worker and as skilled worker dependants. Then they can continue their residence in the UK for another year to naturalise. 4. No. Just the BRP ...

So ? You are not part of the application because you are not an applicant.

You cannot have a gap of unlawful residence. You need to start the 5 years from scratch assuming the first FLR was rejected as invalid. Why was that FLR rejected as invalid rather than refused ?

The date of the application is not that critical.
See: Applicants can benefit from the date of the ILR decision

The UKVI does NOT have any agents to answer your questions and those phone numbers are all manned by third parties that often dishing out incorrect advice. I repeat again that the date of entry under your route is irrelevant. The qualifying period starts from the very first visa issue date. As I ...