CR001 wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 13, 2022 12:05 pm

You select "Other" for a child born abroad.

Thanks. So, I should definitely select - 'Other - apply at the discretion of the Home Secretary'.

Very kind of you t help and advise.

Also double checking that MN1 is the only form that may fit the circumstances, correct?

Thanks. I thought he needed to wait the 5 years and complete his own timelines.

Now that I am looking at the eligibility question for MN1 for the online form - I am not sure which option would best suit for his eligibility?

Can you please advise.

Hi, I have a child who was my PBS Dependent while I was on Tier 2. Subsequently, I got my ILR and my British Citizenship. My wife also got her ILR and then Citizenship. My child completed his 5 years and in December of 2020 was granted ILR. Now that he has completed his naturalisation period, I woul...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 17, 2019 2:47 pm

1. Either my wife and my son both apply for ILR at the same time using the PBS dependent 5-year category OR
2. My wife gets her ILR now using the 10 year LR and then once she has ILR my son can apply on his own.

Yes.

Thank you very much, I appreciate your patience.

Yes, likely on Set(O) once your spouse has ILR. Set F might be easier though. Sorry to be pushing back but I am not sure why my wife needs a ILR. Doesn't my son as PBS on his own qualify for ILR given that he has spent 5 year? Your son will not qualify for ILR via PBS Dependent visa if your wife do...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 17, 2019 2:32 pm

Yes, likely on Set(O) once your spouse has ILR.

Set F might be easier though.

Sorry to be pushing back but I am not sure why my wife needs a ILR. Doesn't my son as PBS on his own qualify for ILR given that he has spent 5 year?

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