They become overstayer yes. However this does NOT affect their entitlement ro register as British or have any negative effect on the applications.

They won't be entitled to free nhs once overstayers, plan accordingly with private medical i durance.

Assuming you are on a Skilled Worker visa, it the same date for both of you as the start of the qualifying period, 17th August.

The 20 year route is the FLR FP 10 year route (4 x 2.5 year visas).

20 year route is NOT an ILR application.

Foreign national ID card is irrelevant to british naturalisation. You can ignore this question.

1. IHS is calculated for visa duration. You cannot choose to pay less, if you do, it will delay the application and you will be asked to pay the rest.

2. There is only one skilled dependent visa form yes.

3. B1 English is usually valid for 2 years. Liuk doesn't expire.

An extension of a Skilled Worker dependent visa is for 3 years, as stated in the immigration rules.

You cannot choose to pay for less visa validity.

Your child's claim to citizenship is based on YOUR ILR and NOT your British citizenship achieved AFTER the child was born. You have already been advised of this extremely crucial point. The passport form is used for ALL claims to citizenship. It doesn't therefore mean you must submit every document ...

You do NOT need to grandparents documents.

Why are you submitting P60s if you got ILR via skilled visa route?

@JANESMITH023 can you please keep ALL your questions in ONE topic, this one. It is not necessary to start a new topic with every question you have. It becomes tiring having to keep merging your questions into one topic/thread.

Ignore part 3 of the consent form.

It's form SET O.

PBS phrase has not be relevant for a few years now. It is skilled worker dependent, not PBS dependent.

For ILR based on long residence, you do NOT need any employer documents.

The documents you need are not many.

No.

There is no overstaying as you were NOT in the UK!!!

Your daughter will follow the same visa path as your husband. The 7 year rule is for a child that holds a qualifying visa based on private life. She doesn't hold this visa. The 7 year rule is not automatic. How old is your daughter? If your husband loses his job, why can he not find another sponsor ...

No, you cannot. 7 year child route is only applicable to certain visa routes, skilled worker dependent visa is not one of them. You can apply for a spouse visa based on your husbands salary if he meets the requirments. Oryour salary if you work and meet the requirmenta or ypur combined income ...

My child was born a few days ago. I currently hold ILR and had applied for British citizenship before my child was born. Presumably born in the UK?? Is it better to wait until my citizenship is approved and then apply for my child’s first passport? Or will I have to use my ILR status anyway to a ...

Why do you think the application is likely to be refused if no variation submitted. Is it because the adult settlements relies on there being a partner in subsisting relationship opposed to Long Residence application which does not have this requirement? Yes, exactly this, based on the form she ...

Submitting a new application is varying an existing one. She needs to submit and pay on the form UKVI have advised BEFORE the deadline (which if the date you stated is correct, has already passed). If she does not, they will process the original application which is likely to be refused. Nothing ...

I'm not sure that the super-priority option is available for dependents of Skilled worker. In the list of the visas that is eligible for super-priority , dependents of other types of visas are listed individually, but dependents of skilled worker visas are not. If your child is ineligible for ...

No, you cannot apply for your son alone. He can only apply for ILR when your spouse does.

Many thanks, that was very helpful. I would be grateful if you could kindly advise on the following question: Can I apply for my dependant based on the date their visa vignette was issued (03/08/2020), or does the five-year start from the date of entry into the UK (20/09/2020)? The issue is that my ...

Topics merged!!

Q1. It is visa start date.

Q2. You can apply within 28 days before reaching 5 years.

This is answered almost daily, multiple times, on the forum now.

As a follow-up for a different case: Can anyone please guide. Will the MN1 application timeline be paused, halted, or delayed in any way when a subsequent ILR application is being submitted, or do both applications proceed independently? Start your own topic with your questions. Iis considered rude ...