ILR (5 years) to British Citizenship question
Posted: Sun Nov 22, 2020 12:32 pm
Hi,
This is my first post in this forum. My sincere apologies if this is not the right way to ask questions. I have a question in relation to applying for British Citizenship after obtaining ILR and the impact of a ‘gap’ in issued ‘leave to remain’ visas (this was due to Covid processing delay). My situation is as follows:
I’ve lived in UK since 2008. I applied for ILR in May 2020( Leave to remain in Tier 2 visa was due to expire in Aug 2020) on the basis of 5 years residence/work. It was a ILR Set O application. Due to Covid processing delays, I received my ILR in November (last week). I take it that I have incurred a ‘gap’ of two(ish) months in my continued residence (!?)
Previous leave to remain expired: Aug 2020
Issue date on ILR: Nov 2020
I wanted to check if this will have an impact on my British citizenship application which I intend to apply in a year’s time? Should I be doing anything about this?
Thanks for reading and your time. I will really appreciate a response. Many thanks.
This is my first post in this forum. My sincere apologies if this is not the right way to ask questions. I have a question in relation to applying for British Citizenship after obtaining ILR and the impact of a ‘gap’ in issued ‘leave to remain’ visas (this was due to Covid processing delay). My situation is as follows:
I’ve lived in UK since 2008. I applied for ILR in May 2020( Leave to remain in Tier 2 visa was due to expire in Aug 2020) on the basis of 5 years residence/work. It was a ILR Set O application. Due to Covid processing delays, I received my ILR in November (last week). I take it that I have incurred a ‘gap’ of two(ish) months in my continued residence (!?)
Previous leave to remain expired: Aug 2020
Issue date on ILR: Nov 2020
I wanted to check if this will have an impact on my British citizenship application which I intend to apply in a year’s time? Should I be doing anything about this?
Thanks for reading and your time. I will really appreciate a response. Many thanks.