1. No, but visa will be required if traveling.

2. No, not if there is no plan to travel.

3. No, as long as you can prove subsisting marriage and frequent contact etc.

crish83 wrote:Hi Thanks for your quick reply. as per my understating 5 years minus 28 days residence means is that i can apply for ILR before 28 days of completing 5 years work permit. Please correct me if I wrong.

Thanks in advance.

Isn't that exactly what I said in my post.

Should be fine.

Mary937 wrote:Guys, are you sending copies of all pages of your passports please? Is it compulsory? Please share with me what you are doing. Thank you.

Why are you sending copies? You have to send the original passports.

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You will need to apply for an extension.

You cannot apply for ILR if you do not have 5 years minus 28 days residence. 7 month gap is too big.

Form AN for you.

Form MN1 for the child.

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Suggest do some research yourself and then come back with questions on anything you are unclear about.

She should book the ceremony before she travels to ATTEND once she returns.

If she doesn't attend the ceremony within 90 days, she risks having her certificate returned to HO and she will have to apply and pay again.

Something so important that she has worked towards and she wants to risk it.

You need 6 months payslips and 6 months bank statements.

If you do not have what the form clearly states is the requirement, you are risking a refusal.

You could scroll through the timeline thread (excludes long residence ILR) to get an idea and suggest you post there rather than start a new thread. http://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/ilr-postal-applications-excluding-set-lr-t43574.html It all depends on your application and...

mharoon79 wrote:My wife is on dependent visa and been in UK since 2009. I think FLR is for those who been in UK for few years but my wife is in UK almost 7 years.

On what basis did you get ILR (5 years residence or 10 years long residence)?

Set(LR) for long residence ILR.

Homervanderjaz wrote:Hi, my wife was looking to go abroad for 2 months to see her family. This would mean she would go around now and be back around June. Would this be okay given the visa expires in November? Thanks for any help

Yes

We also work and have families. We don't sit online waiting for posts to pop up asking for advice. Lodge an appeal, and hope that it does buy you the 6 months you think it will (given that your delay tactic has already not worked). If you reach the time and are ready to apply FLR(M), you will have t...

It is calculated from date of entry.

You should ideally apply closer to the expiry date if you are applying in person.

If you apply by post, the new visa issue date will be when the application is decided. It does not just run of from the current expiry date.

Your baby is automatically British. You only need to send your naturalisation certificate to prove your are British before the birth. You can apply for the fast track passport for the child, it takes about 1 week.

It is not necessary to start a new topic with each question you have on the same application. Please keep your questions in this topic.

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You select option A.

My husband is currently on tier 2 ICT and I am on tier 2 general. I understand he can switch to tier 2 General dependent. Can he switch to Tier 2 General after that? How long before he can make this switch? Is it 12 months? Is there any issue in this process as i havent heard many people doing that...

Please continue in your existing topic in the ILR forum where you are already receiving responses.

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They can apply while she is on Tier 2 G dep and in the country. Proper RLMT process will have to have been followed.

Y ou cannot be transferred to a new company as you are no longer a sponsored migrant. Your employer is talking total nonsense. They can't do anything with you other than continue to employ you up until your curtailment date. There is no scheme or method to move Sponsored migrants post licence revoc...

Hi all. Has anyone applied for ILR (LR) by having a period of their long residency with a EEA2 visa? I need to know what documents do you need to provide for your EEA2 period? Thanks Yes, people have and you have to submit evidence of your EU sponsor exercising treaty rights for the whole period th...

Postal applications can take a few months.

The child does not require valid leave if BC registration will be done. UK born child is entitled to register as BC.

Thank you for the acknowledgement of what we try to do.

FLR(M) is the correct form and she will be on a new 5 year route (2 x 2.5 year visas) to ILR.