You should NOT have an issue.

Time spent as an overstayer is NOT lawful stay. You need 10 years of LAWFUL stay for ILR. Overstaying will only be discarded if it is between two periods of leave.

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Why are you bumping this several times ?? You should NOT have an issue.

On Section 3C: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/771652/3C-3D-Leave-v9.0ext.pdf "In-time means applying when you still have valid visa"... I think I get it now. My solicitor messed this all up for me. Thanks A. You should have varied to S...

There is a always a risk. 36 days should be enough though. HO needs to give you extension if you want to attend ceremony after 3 months

No

You cannot have your cake and eat it too. You either should wait and get a passport or prioritise travel. If you attend the ceremony, you must get a British passport to travel back as your BRP will be invalid. The first passport could take 15-20 days to arrive

I explained it very clearly above in Feb. You can apply within 14 days but that does not mean you are not an overstayer as your section 3C ends. In-time means applying when you still have valid visa

A cover letter should be good

You will be eligible for ILR under long residence in 2020. The gap did not break continuity as you left with a valid visa and returned within 6 months

Wait to hear back.

You can but visa will be refused if they become British in the meantime

You can travel whenever you want. However you may choose to become British and attend the ceremony after you done your travels. The naturalisation may take several months itself

You seem to be in denial despite the fact that you have been an overstayer as pointed out by your solicitor and as I explained above. You did NOT apply in-time for ILR and you were an overstayer since then. You also do NOT have 10 years of lawful stay. You are now also subject to removal and must re...

The date of your application is the date of online submission. So the documents must be based on that date

Question 1) Do you think extensive absences in 2017 and Visitor visas in this case may affect the long residence ILR application? No Question 2) Should I have applied for the visitor visa (or any other) within 28 days after I left in 2016 ? Or does that 28 day rule apply only if you've overstayed /...

Your wife needs LIUK, English language at B1 level and her BRP/passport and also the cohabitation documents. Birth certificate for the child. and my Second child is UK born shall i apply Naturalisation for him and what docs do I need for him. Children do not naturalise, they often need to be registe...

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Sun Oct 06, 2019 10:30 pm

Hi Zimba,

This is to update my Reissued Passport Details.

You do NOT need to update UKVI for this.

There is no need for an extension. The old premium service centers are closed and replaced with UKVCAS centers. This is also NOT a same day service See: https://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/online-applications-ukvcas-appointments-brp-queries-read-before-you-post-t270084.html ...

While the advice given by CR001 is technically correct, you still can apply before eligibility date and get ILR as long as you are within 28 days on the day of your decision.

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ILR is based on visa issue date.

It may or may not. I suggest to ignore that for now as a new course of action is only needed when faced with ILR refusal

I suggest to remind your expert solicitor that ILR requirements are not the same as Tier 2 extension. Under the Tier 2 rules, your sponsor must stop sponsoring you if you take an unpaid leave for more than 4 weeks and during ILR, checks will be made to ensure that you or your sponsor did not breach ...

No. It simply counts towards the min 180 days but no justification is required

The answer to that question is still NO regardless of the fact that you can still use the old IELTS