Children do not have a min residence requirement and can settle when both parents settle. You apply using SET(LR) and after your ILR is granted, you will apply for the child using form SET(F). The child can stay under the current visa until expiry without any issues, regardless of your status.

Then that is not repeat offence, so no effect

No. You do NOT need any other reasons to stay in the UK. If you answer YES to that question on the form, you get a request to submit documents which will confuse you

I have applied for my ILR BRP renewal card which is expiring in 25 days. I need to travel to Nepal. I have my BRL card with me. I plan to travel this week. When the renewed BRP card comes my family will DHL to me. What's the likelihood of things going wrong... ? Am I okay to travel ? Thank you .......

Hi, (I was granted initially Tier 2 and Skilled worker visa and based on that i got my ILR) Question: I am cleared now on the form M which I will be using for my wife as she is dependant on me and not doing any job. I got my ILR by using the 28 days before date (Valid from) mentioned on the Vignett...

Thank you for the reply. I will take earliest start date 21st oct in this case. View and prove your immigration status: get a share code website shows 2nd BRP issue date as valid from date instead of earliest approval or 1st BRP issue date. Is it expected because I use latest BRP to login? That sho...

You need to take the earliest date. Visa approval date in most cases is the same as the date on your visa sticker or BRP issue date. However, for administrative reasons, the date of your document could be a later date as a visa or BRP document cannot be backdated. So if your visa was approved last w...

"Tier 1 or Global Talent dependants" is correct. Under the GTV rules for ILR, the visa route of a dependant is unimportant, so no switch is necessary for them at all. Her ILR eligibility is based on your previous status as a GTV holder and she will apply to get ILR via the same route. This is accord...

greentree wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 22, 2024 5:20 pm

One more question

as far as i understood, there is no template for emplyoee letter, the SOC code should be mentioned in the emplyoee letter?

Please follow all the links as per the advice above. There is no template

greentree wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 22, 2024 5:13 pm

Thanks Zimba,

It's really helpful.

For example, new SOC code '2135’ (Cyber Security Professionals) shows a lower going rate as below
£35,100 (£18.00 per hour).
So, is it correct that my salary should be equal to or exceed this rate to meet the requirements?

Correct

Almohmds wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 22, 2024 5:16 pm

Can you please explain more details? Like the Home office will not check my debts with the Universal Credit or the DWP?

There is nothing in the rules that says such a situation leads to refusal. Being incorrectly paid benefits is not your issue.

Almohmds wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 22, 2024 4:43 pm

Some told me that it’s public debts and it can affect my application. I’m super super worried

Ignore what some have said.

Just the new SOC salary threshold applies as that is the updated code for the exact role. SOC is just used to calculate the salary thresholds. The Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) codes assigned to each sponsorable role have been simply updated from the 2010 codes to the 2020 codes, so you...

See: indefinite-leave-to-remain/ilr-refusal- ... l#p2136225

DRaj911 wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 22, 2024 4:23 pm

Dear moderators,

For the ILR application, do we need to upload complete copy of passport including empty pages or its just need to scan & upload the non-empty pages?

Thanks in advance!
Raj.

Empty pages of passport are useless, just stamps in the last 5 years

It should not affect your ILR. ILR for refugees will take several weeks to months, so sit tight

Answered multiple times and just today: indefinite-leave-to-remain/ilr-applicat ... l#p2159979

Any time spent under EA period is a gap in lawful residence as I already covered this many many times. The new rules do NOT apply to your application either as you already applied and the new rules do not apply. I already explained where the gap is and what could possibly go wrong in your case. Thi...

Thanks Zimba for sharing this. As my case is only a 23 days gaps can I just apply for ILR and then delay the biometric appointment to the daet when he will become eligible, rather than making an extension application and varying it later? Please advise? Yes, Please read the advice I already given.

Thanks for that info. I got confused from one of your replies in other post that says - "Needless to say, the qualifying period for ILR is counted from ILR application date and backwards, not from the beginning" - https://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/when-does-qualifying-per...

This does not affect ILR as such an offence is not recordable. However, note that the rules allow the caseworker to still refuse an application if there applicant has a pattern of repeat offence

Thank you for your reply, Zimba. I know it's a bit early, but I'm eager to plan ahead and avoid any last-minute surprises 😊. Should I consider extending my sponsorship for another year? My current visa expires on 30.03.2027, with the grant date being 26.05.2022, although I submitted the documents o...

You do not seem to understand how the lawful residence calculations work or what section 3C actually is. The date of your biometrics is not relevant much

I covered all these here: How to apply early and benefit from the date of the ILR decision ?

As you are not relying on cash savings, then no