Please see Q21.

NO.

You don't need to put anything in this section. Just skip these questions as they don't apply to you.

It says "You must complete ALL four of the boxes below if you are applying as a Work Permit Holder ; a Tier 2 (General) or a Tier 2 (Intra Company Transfer) Migrant – (Your employer will be able to provide you with these details)" . You have said that you hold a Tier-1 visa, so it doesn't apply to y...

Yes, you can.

It would be your current passport.

Please see this.

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As long as your total absences in 5 years are not more than 180 and you have no single absence over 90 days, you don't need to provide any evidence.

I know it's Royal Mail's fault but I would suggest you return the certificate. I had a similar issue with my son's passport and I called IPS and explained to them that one corner of the lamination page seemed to be damaged during the process of printing. They advised me to return the passport (which...

Yes.

Singhe: This is perfectly fine and normal. UKBA started issuing ILR in the form of BRPs since 29th Feb 2012 to all applicants.

Please don't make duplicate posts.

Please read this success story.

When you attend the PEO, they will give you the option if you want the BRP to be delivered at a different address.

Please don't shout !

Although she doesn't need to enrol her finger prints, but she is still required to attend the PEO for her photo to be taken (for the BRP).

I don't think so this is true. No matter how long you have had your ILR for, the cost is same for everyone.

There is no maintenance requirement for ILR.

You assumption is not correct. After getting ILR, you are free from all restrictions and can work for anyone without informing Home Office. You can even work as self employed.

There has been no expiry since the test was launched I think in 2007 but I have also heard about the changes. There are also rumours that there would be a transitional period for a certain time to accommodate the people who have already passed the test. As InUkOnHsmp , I would also suggest that ther...

There is no expiry of LiUK test, you can take it whenever you feel like. I took my test 14 months before applying for my ILR.

You can apply for ILR 28 days before the 5th anniversary of your EC date.

Congratulations on getting your ILR lizrich002 and thanks for sharing your success story on the forum.

The information your lawyer is giving you is incorrect. As per the modernised guidance to calculate 5 years for ILR , if you come to the UK within 90 days of getting HSMP (which in your case you did), you are eligible to apply for ILR 28 days before the 5th anniversary of your HSMP visa start date. ...