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The advice you got before still stands, there is no new guidance as I know from HO about concession for people with absence limits due to visa category.Jeep_rider wrote: ↑Sat Dec 12, 2020 6:40 amHi Experts,
Hope you are well and staying safe.
I am on ILR, my wife and kid are PBS dependant.
My wife is due to ILR in Jan 2021, her latest leave was granted in Dec 2019.
We came to India in the first week of March 2020, we couldn't return back to the UK due to the Pandemic situation.
Can she retain her continuous period? anyone who is in a similar situation?
I have asked this in the past, I have been advised to return, I am trying to check if there is anything changed.
Cheers!
Jeep_rider
Unfortunately, the continuous residence is already broken now as she is away since March.I have asked this in the past, I have been advised to return, I am trying to check if there is anything changed.
She may be eligible for ILR, if able toJeep_rider wrote: ↑Tue Dec 21, 2021 10:13 pmI guess she is not eligible for ILR. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Else, extend as a Skilled worker dependant.
The is no standard format of the letters,applicants will have to write it up explaining their particular circumstances. What you can do is to write it and probably bring it on here and let the mods have a look at it and give opinion.Jeep_rider wrote: ↑Wed Dec 22, 2021 10:12 amThank you Vinny for the response.
If she can go for ILR I will definitely try for it.
Any sample letter to convince the HO about the break in the continuous period.
Can you please help me if any of you know anyone with a similar situation have got their ILR approved?
Many thanks