Manojult, You should be following the previous rule (archieved) that Vinny pointed out. Not sure why Vinny is analysing the current 319E rule for your case since it doesnt apply to your wife as she had her dependent visa before the rule change. Her case should fall in the transitional arrangements p...
Appeal in court, I'm sure UKBA won't even waste money sending their lawyer since they know they will lose the case. Always trust this forum and use as guidance since it based on past experience. Read the archieve rule in the letter above which gives clear requirement on the 319(E). New rule is vague...
Hi, Also check out the link below where many of us got ILR being in similar as you are . http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=121910&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=40 You should definitely appeal. Your wife's application should fall under the previous rule. See the template below which e...
I just spoke to HM and they are saying that ILR is a type of visa since it has some restrictions to it such as, cant leave the country more than 2 years, not allowed to work for some public sectors etc. The new biometric card also has 10 year limit on the validity period.
Hi, Thank you very much for your responses. Nowadays, we cannot rely on people's words, everything has to be written clearly on paper. Unfortunately it was not written clearly in my employment letter. So, I need to find a way to convince them that ILR is a visa. It is not defined clearly in the webs...
Vinny, This is my new employment with this employer. They promised to pay during interview but now denying saying that ilr is not a visa. So they are not allowed to pay. I have written confirmation from them that they will pay for visa but not specifically for ilr. During interview, I did mention ab...
CR001, Thank you for your response. My employer do pay for Tier 1 general visas with a condition that you have to work for 2 years afterwards or else you have to pay back when you leave. I wonder why they are willing to pay for Tier 1 visas (which allows you to work for employer) but not for ILR. Re...
I would appreciate if someone could clarify if ILR is also known as a type of visa. My employer promised to pay for my visa/work permit but now they dont want to pay for my ILR by saying that ILR is not a visa or work permit. Please help. Thank you.
It's not the ILR that's valid for 10/5 yrs, it's the BRP which needs to be renewed for an amount of £30-£40. Similar to driving license card. Only to update your picture and any details which might have changed in due course.
ban.s, Yes indeed. Cannot really trust UKBA's advice. Good thing you guys pointed me into the right direction. Thank you very much. Damanisshallo, Thank you for the clarification. psTier1, No she didnt ask any questions except for some of the cohabitation documents instead of a whole bunch of docume...
Hi, Below is the list of documents that I submitted with my application: Myself: 1) Past 12 months payslips 2) Employers letter stating my gross salary 3) Absence list showing total absence not exceeding 180days in total for last 5 years 4) Bank statements for last 12 months showing my income (net s...
Hi, I found this template letter is this forum, which would be very useful if you are being questioned about the break in cohabitation or not lbeing dependent for the 2 year period. I didnt submit this letter with the PEO application but brought with me, just in case to provide explanation on the 31...
Hi Veera4u, Answer to your questions as follows: 1) We didnt provide any proof of cohabitation for the break period although we had some letters coming to our address since she was away to avoid being accused of claiming period which we didnt live together. I think they can check immigration record ...
Hi guys, Me and my dependants' application for ILR was successful today through PEO application in Croydon. Everything went very well and no questions or were asked about my dependants not having continuous cohabitation for the last 2 years. The case worker was friendly and looks experienced. She to...
Hi guys, Me and my dependants' application for ILR was successful today through PEO application in Croydon. Everything went very well and no questions or were asked about my dependants not having continuous cohabitation for the last 2 years. The case worker was friendly and looks experienced. She to...
Sam2012, I managed to get appointment in Croydon for 23 Jan coming Wednesday by luck. Hopefully everything will go well with our ILR application. I am also prepared with PBS dependent extension, just in case. Do you know what are the proof of documents required for PBS dependent extension apart from...
How did your wife manage to get ILR with only being in the UK for 2 months? Isn't the requirement is for 2 years? I hope you could please clarify. Thank you.
Sam2012, They didnt't call or email me, they just cancelled all the appointments. I called them to urgue but they said, they have the right to cancel the appointments. Very disappointing. I will try to call them again to see if they can include my dependent with my appointment. Thank you for your su...
Sam2012 Sadly, UKBA cancelled all my PEO appointments since I had more than one appointment booked. Now, I do not have any appointment booked for me with dependent. I only managed to book for myself. I guess they leave me with no choice to apply separately and for my dependent to apply for PBS exten...
Ban.s, I need to apply before 5th Feb. Sadly, UKBA cancelled all my PEO appointments since I had more than one appointment booked. Now, I do not have any appointment booked for me with dependent. I only managed to book for myself. I guess they leave me with no choice to apply separately and for my d...
ban.s, I wrote to HO as per your advice querying about my wife's ILR eligibility just to get their response in writing and I've just received a letter from HO saying that she will not be eligible for ILR now since she has not been in my dependent visa for last 2 years. She previously had her own HSM...
wpilr_nov12, You have confused me now. I realised that it was you stating that my interpretation on 319E(d) rule was off and interpreted the rule saying that for dependent, the qualifying period need not be continuous 2 years. Now you are saying that it has to be continuous. Please clarify why your ...
