NTL just confirms Indefinite Leave. It doesn’t confer anything. Therefore, it’s not equivalent to Indefinite Leave to Enter or Remain. If you didn’t have ILE nor ILR, then it was endorsed in error. Then it’s unlikely that you may benefit from it. It may be more helpful if you explained your backgrou...

No.

Subject to 32D.

Try to satisfy CHI 3.2. The applicant’s parents must each be either applying at the same time as the applicant or have permission to be in the UK (other than as a Visitor) unless: (a) the parent applying for or with entry clearance or permission to stay is the sole surviving parent or has sole respo...

I believe the father’s ‘consent’ letter demonstrated parents’ joint responsibility rather than mother’s sole responsibility. Hence, it may have undermined the mother’s claim to sole responsibility. A person with sole responsibility would not have needed such a letter from anyone else.

Why would a person with sole responsibility require anyone else’s consent? The Sole Responsibility test difficult as i read here. Do you think sole responsibility is enough? Father was away from child life (11 Years)? A letter of consent is evidence of the sender giving permission to the receiver r...

Why would a person with sole responsibility require anyone else’s consent?

Ahmd_64 wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 30, 2023 12:08 am

She mentioned and attached consent from him with application.

Doesn’t the father’s ‘consent’ letter undermine the mother’s claim to having sole responsibility?

Tier 2 partners are different from spouse visa holders under Appendix FM. The qualifying period may start from when the initial Tier 2 partner’s entry clearance was issued.

Unfortunately, cannot include dependants in SET(LR) applications. In child’s SET(F) application, request them to wait until mother’s ILR application is decided. If mother’s ILR application fails, then child’s ILR application may also fail.

The start of your 5-year qualifying period was when they granted the initial FLR(M) on 23 May 2019. Safe to apply for SET(M) between 21 April 2024 and before expiry of leave.

Thanks vinny. My child already has a British passport so its not the case. Although, I got the point that Subject Access Request might be a valid option in these cases but will involve a lot of headache. If the British passport got stolen or lost, then they may treat a subsequent application as a f...

Yes.

Child first passport rejected. Parent got ILR (before child was born) and becomed Bristish citizenship.

Child first passport rejected. Parent got ILR (before child was born) and becomed Bristish citizenship.

Making sense of sole responsibility for child visas in immigration law.

Parenting under immigration and family law Sole responsibility is outdated and at odds with the Children Act

See also Making sense of sole responsibility for child visas in immigration law.

What route did you get ILR?
What are your family members categories now?

Did you keep your boarding cards and tickets?

Difficult.

Only if and when they choose to extend or switch? If you extend or switch your visa, your partner or child’s current visa will still be valid until its original end date. Your partner or child need to apply to extend or switch their visa, either: at the same time as you at any time before their curr...

The UKVI is appealing and some caseworkers are apparently already jumping the gun and disregarding this judgment.

Apply for an entry clearance.

Bing ’s answer: I'm sorry to tell you this, but it seems that getting a UK internship visa in the hospitality sector is very difficult. According to the web search results, the main sponsor for the Temporary Worker GAE visa, formerly known as the Tier 5 visa, is BUNAC¹. However, BUNAC does not spon...