Unfortunately the refusal is justified as if you are convicted, you would need to wait for 3 years until the conviction passes away. I have a similar experience of a relative and we have had to wait 3 years for the conviction to go.
You might have to wait until the date they have specified.

Eligibility criteria: ILR (1 year) after Tier 2 General Dependent Language Criteria: UK degree Nationality : Indian Method of application: Sheffield Council (NDRS+JCAP) 31/05/2018 Date of application: Online 30/05/2018 Payment method: Credit Card for naturalisation and credit card for passport Date ...

Eligibility criteria: ILR (1 year) after Tier 2 General Dependent Language Criteria: UK degree Nationality : Indian Method of application: Sheffield Council (NDRS+JCAP) 31/05/2018 Date of application: Online 30/05/2018 Payment method: Credit Card for naturalisation and credit card for passport Date ...

Eligibility criteria: ILR (1 year) after Tier 2 General Dependent Language Criteria: UK degree Nationality : Indian Method of application: Sheffield Council (NDRS+JCAP) 31/05/2018 Date of application: Online 30/05/2018 Payment method: Credit Card for naturalisation and credit card for passport Date ...

Eligibility criteria: ILR (1 year) after Tier 2 General Dependent Language Criteria: UK degree Nationality : Indian Method of application: Sheffield Council (NDRS+JCAP) 31/05/2018 Date of application: Online 30/05/2018 Payment method: Credit Card for naturalisation and credit card for passport Date ...

You'll be fine!!

There are no such rules that a Tier 2 holder's ILR is in any way affected because of a property bought/owned by them on mortgage or otherwise.

Would be good if you could link to this so called regulation?

Was a Tier 2 dependant, now on ILR with a mortgaged property.

Eligibility criteria: section 1(3) (Children born in the UK - 3.5 years and 2 years Method of application: NCS Sheffield 30/01/2017 Date of receipt by : 07/02/20117 Date of debit of fees : 08/02/2017 Date of debit of passport fees: Date of receipt of acknowledgement email: 08/02/2017 Date of receip...

Eligibility criteria: section 1(3) (Children born in the UK - 3.5 years and 2 years Method of application: NCS Sheffield 30/01/2017 Date of receipt by : 07/02/20117 Date of debit of fees : 08/02/2017 Date of debit of passport fees: Date of receipt of acknowledgement email: 08/02/2017 Date of receipt...

Fascinating account OP! Here is a fellow Software Developer's experience and I will keep it to the bare minimum facts, I promise :) From a CommonWealth country, worked and traveled in many countries before and I was offered a Software dev job here and accepted in 2010. I have stayed in 6 rental acc...

Looks unlikely to me. On the basis of the first time, i.e. snce 2009, you would not be eligible as you have a gap between June 2010 and Dec 2010 if it is over 6 months. If your application (second time) was made AFTER April 2010, then you are not eligible. read this - https://www.immigrationboards.c...

The salary requirement would be checked at the time of making the ILR application, so technically the most recent pay slip should reflect 35K salary. Howver please note that a jump of 24k to 35k is extreme and UKVI will see it as a red flag (employer trying to get employee the ILR with the intention...

CR001 is a senior member so he can advise further on this. However, as far as I know PSW or PSW dependant visas do not count towards the ILR. I have a feeling your wife will need to show a complete 5 years stay within the UK since the time she was granted the Tier 2 visa for the first time, which in...

I just wanted to put in a few words of gratitude to all the regulars here- Obie, Casa and CR001 who offer good advice so patiently and without any returns. You put in hours of research and knowledge for the betterment of a lot of people. Thank You! I hope you are able to resolve your situation quick...

Actually I got married outside of the UK.

Bunping this, as I need this advice.

Eligibility criteria: section 1(3) (Children born in the UK - 3.5 years and 2 years Method of application: NCS Sheffield 30/01/2017 Date of receipt by : 07/02/20117 Date of debit of fees : 08/02/2017 Date of debit of passport fees: Date of receipt of acknowledgement email: 08/02/2017 Date of receip...

My husband recently got his ILR. I qualify for the same and will be applying for it hopefully before April 2017. I have just realised that I am not able to find our marriage certificate (which has in the past been used in earlier dependent applications). I had a look at SET(O) form and it looked if ...

Eligibility criteria: section 1(3) (Children born in the UK - 3.5 years and 2 years Method of application: NCS Sheffield 30/01/2017 Date of receipt by : Date of debit of fees : Date of debit of passport fees: Date of receipt of acknowledgement email: Date of receipt of biometric enrolment letter: Da...

Also, make sure the date you apply, going a year back back you must have been present physically in the country. It is not a 'year back'. There is no requirement to be physically present 12 months prior to applying. A person has to have been physically present 5 years back, at the start of the qual...

It means exactly as it says. What is your confusion?

Hi Ali,

KIndly keep us updated about your application as some of us are in similar boats

All the best for your application.

It depends on how big a jump in salary it is. If it is within the range of most reasonable salary jumps people get every year, then you don't have to.

Anything like 15- 20% above is a big jump and hence should be reported.

Also, make sure the date you apply, going a year back back you must have been present physically in the country.

If you've been caught twice for driving without insurance, there is a likelihood the UKVI will take this as not complying to the good character test.

Hence, you may not get it approved.

Any changes made to policies like these will not affect retrospectively. So you should be fine.