Depandant ILR

One of my friend talk about this site. It looks great and I hope I can also get some direction from the members for my family ILR. In short, I am going to submit my ILR (10 years) application in person same day appointment soon. My wife and son came in the UK about 10 months latter and now they both have completed about 9 years as on my dependant.
Can they get ILR directly after my ILR without going to FLR(M) under some transitional arrangement?. My current visa is Tier-4 and their visa is Tier-4 dependant. All visa validity is January 2017. What is best and quickest route for our ILR?
Thanks
sushil

If your dependants have sufficient leave for SET(LR) and are not travelling, then I don't think that they must switch to FLR(M) before being eligible to apply for SET(LR).

Thanks , ok , I will not go for flr m for wife and son then and go for their ilr directly after about 10 months from my ilr as they have tier 4 dependant visa valid until Jan 2007 and completing 10 years in 2016- many thanks for prompt advice.

How many week before we need to book an appointment for premium service - is any way to check available date in system. I am thinking an appointment around mid of next month -anyone have any idea please?

sushildelhi wrote:How many week before we need to book an appointment for premium service

I believe it is 42 days (6 weeks).

Thanks, can an experience check the following sequences in the process and advise if I am wrong in this:
1) book the appointment and pay the fee of £1900
2) download and print the ilr (lr) form
3) fill the ilr form by hand and collate the documents
4) take the filled form and document and reach the premium service office on booked appointment date.
Please, is above sequence correct or I am missing something here?

sushildelhi wrote:Thanks, can an experience check the following sequences in the process and advise if I am wrong in this:
1) book the appointment and pay the fee of £1900
2) download and print the ilr (lr) form
3) fill the ilr form by hand and collate the documents
4) take the filled form and document and reach the premium service office on booked appointment date.
Please, is above sequence correct or I am missing something here?

that's correct................same standard procedure,its not rocket science

Many thanks

Can my child sit in the life in the UK test now at age 17 years as her ilr (10 years) is due next year when she would be over 18? and
Which English test she has to pass for ilr
Thanks from both of us in advance for your help.

Life in UK test didn't expired so she can sit in exam now for next year application.
For English language requirement please read
https://www.gov.uk/english-language/overview

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... uage-tests

Hi,
Can a child over 18 be eligible for ilr on his/her own basis of 10 years as dependant visa while parents do not have ilr?
Thanks

Yes.