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Since you are a Tier 1 dependent, you must have a “subsisting” relationship with your spouse (main applicant) to get your ILR. You will need to provide documents to prove subsisting relationship for the last 2 years from the date of your ILR application. So if your relationship breaks down and he is not willing to support your case, then I am afraid you will have to test your luck via FLR(FP) as advised by the other user above.RAVC2020 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 11, 2020 9:44 amHi,
Please help me.
I have completed 5 years as tier1 dependent but i do have my visa left until dec 2021 so we plannned to apply for ilr next year.
I have a 2 years old son who has british passport.
Now unfortunately we have decide to get separated, i do not want to use his papers to get ilr and he alao wont give them to me.
Is there any way that i can apply for ilr on my son basis?
I dont want to file any case against him, i just wqnt to know if there is a way or ill have to rely on him?
Thanks
This applies to NON British children. You have stated your child is British so this is irrelevant to you.Looks like the child has be 7 years old to apply on family basis?
You can apply for FLR(FP) Parent route based on your British child.I will run out of visa next year, i cant think of a way to get it extended, unless i ask my employer to sponser me and get mives to tier2?
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