snehabachhav wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 11, 2026 4:39 pm

sne001

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Yes dependents can apply for a Skilled Worker dependent visa. The rules allow this. You use the last CoS you husband had. UKVI do know the rules! It is a 3 year extension as stated in the immigration rules. You cannot apply for a lesser duration. Visa and ihs fees are payable for 3 years for each ...

Child applies for the same visa route as your wife.

The new visa start date will be date of approval.

You really are splitting hairs here. Just pick a date and work out 3 years and apply.

If she applies on 17th Jan then you put an end date of 16th Jan 2029 to get 3 years IHS.

If you put even one day past 3 years, you will be charged extra IHS.

B1 is the test for ILR.

Have you done the life in the UK test already?

Now having spent a full year on ILR, I should be able to apply for citizenship. You mentioned I should wait until August. You state you got ILR in June 2025, so you have not had ILR for a year. If you were not physically present in the uk at the start of the 5 year qualifying period for citizenship ...

Since I got my ILR through 3 year GTV route, does that apply on me? or I can apply for citizenship in June this year? Your route to ILR is irrelevant. Citizenshipnis kot an immigration application and has different rules and laws to visas and ILR. You should apply in August when you meet the ...

Other – apply at the discretion of the Home Secretary

It is this option.

snehabachhav wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 08, 2026 7:39 pm

Please change my username

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geriatrix wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 28, 2015 5:45 pm

Post your request here, with more than one probable new username(s) you wish to change to.

You extend your skilled worker visa. It will be a 3 year extension. Visa fee and IHS fee payable for all dependents applying for an extension.

Council Tax Statement 2022-23 (just in case) - Council Tax Statement 2023-24 (just in case) - Council Tax Statement 2024-25 (just in case) - Council Tax Statement 2025-26 (just in case) These are NOT required. Do not submit unnecessary documents "just in case". Only your passport stamped pages are ...

When you submitted the skilled worker application, your AR process and section 3C protection ended and you became overstayers. The period of overstay would only have been disregarded IF your skilled worker application was successful, which it wasn't. Given the lengthy reasons for the skilled worker ...

You and your dependents are all overstayers, there is no Section 3C protection andymore. You became overstayers when you submitted a Skilled worker visa application which automatically withdrew your AR for the T1 ILR and you were advised of this and the very limited options if the skilled worker ...

You apply for a Skilled Worker dependent visa. You applying or becoming British at some point is irrelevant.

Had the child been born in the uk, the child would have been British automatically.

I am answering only on two of your points. The "Success Penalty": The current system disproportionately creates indefinite delays for applicants with "heavier" CVs (STEM PhDs, higher tax brackets, global careers). These attributes trigger external checks that simpler applications don't. The result ...

What is your and ypur dependents current visa status?

You last posted that your T1 Ent ILR and your Skilled Worker application were refused.

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contorted_svy wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 05, 2026 8:34 pm

Why are you not applying for daughter's ILR? How long has she lived in the UK?

Daughter is UK born. She doesn't need ILR to register as British once parent gets ilr. The OP has stated this clearly.

1. Do not tag your questions onto other users topics.

2. If the child holds a visa, then yes, useful to add a letter explaining briefly.

Your spouse Set O form, she is the applicant and you complete the details for your spouse, not yours. Same for your child, child is the applicant.

In your form, you only out your information, no dependents.

You simply complete 3 separate forms for each person. You then do NOT add your dependents to your form.

Thank you for the response. Now I got the Super priority appointment and completed Bio metrics today for my family. From your response I understood that my kids no need to apply for Naturalisation and directly can apply for Passport. Please let me me know if this is correct. Also can you please ...

Please ask your British citizenship questions in the correct sub forum, link below. These questions are not relevant to the ILR sub forum and topic.

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On a side note - any idea why the ILR (either as a parent or long residency) does not have the priority £500 service and only shows the super priority? The 5 day priority is only available to certain routes, the work type visas such as skilled worker, ancestry, global talent etc. This has always ...

Birth certificate should be fine.

Why are official documents different though??

Is this related to your second topic started this evwning about your name issue???

You dont need to start multiple topics please!!!!!