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Actually, there are rules that allow a UK born child to apply for an entry clearance or leave to remain in-line with parents. But there seems to be no obvious application paths for them. Make enquires or complaints . Ask your MP for help. Also try emailing FamilyOpsPolicy@homeoffice.gov.uk to clarif...

I don’t see any accommodation and income/maintenance requirements under the current Long Residence rules.

Note that physical BRPs will be extinct from next year as they are moving to digital status only. Moreover, they cannot even be used for employment nor accommodation purposes now.

Why not naturalise instead?

Interpreting “disregard”.

An out-of-time application within a specific time-frame may be disregarded for purposes of making a suitable and eligible application. However, any periods of overstay are excluded from (not counted towards) the qualifying period for ILR.

The changes : (for example) Suitability requirements for permission to stay on the Long Residence route … LR 2.2. The applicant must not be: (a) in breach of immigration laws, except that where paragraph 39E applies, that period of overstaying will be disregarded (although it will not count towards ...

Yes, as child have been in the UK in the past 10 years.

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If there aren’t any questions about overstaying, then there’s no harm mentioning it. Your calculations seem correct. It’s important that you apply in-time, prior to expiry of leave, perhaps even before the rules changes , on 9 or 10 April. If you satisfy the relevant requirements on the rules in for...

Were you also employed with a different employer within the last 12 months?

Do you have savings?

I think that not having a Pakistan visa would be okay with the application. Was the child’s passport stamped on entry?

Yes. Child is automatically British, if father was naturalised prior to child’s birth. Moreover, a child born from 1983 has a RoA iff child is British. If born before 1983, some Commonwealth non-British nationals may have a RoA. So, put “British” and don’t leave it blank, simply to highlight child’s...

If child is British, then put British. Else, spouse’s financial requirements under E-ECP.3.1. may increase per non-British child.

If child was born in the UK after a parent has ILR, then child is automatically British. Child may apply for either a British passport or a CoE-RoA. Child cannot apply for a UK visa.

If her circumstances are the same as her last extension, then she may keep on extending, until she can rely on 3.2.

I think she requires at least a B1 level English Language for ILR. Else, She may extend her leave for a further 2.5 years.

Under the new rules, have to add 9 days extra to make up 10 years.

Apply from the UK.

Agree.

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If you are not Engaging in business activity, then I think you should be okay.

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Technically, the question is not applicable, if she had never been granted permission to stay as a partner. However, it may be prudent to disclose her living with you as a visitor, etc.

Unlikely . The Government is also focused on ensuring that overseas domestic workers are informed about their rights and immigration and borders staff are trained to recognise potential victims of abuse. Overseas domestic workers must have been employed for 12 months before a visa will be granted a...

Having more leave than necessary is not a ground to refuse a valid and eligible ILR application.

However, if she did not have leave as a spouse under Appendix FM for the whole of her 5 year period, then she may be ineligible for SET(M).

They should have disregarded the 9 days overstay, if you had made a FLR(M) application and satisfied all the normal requirements under the 5-year route and provided a good reason for the delay of the FLR(M) application. If they placed you on the 10 year route, then your qualifying period for ILR und...