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Tier 1 dependant + ILR dependant
Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2013 10:49 pm
by saminkhan
Hi all
I am sure it is explained somewhere but there is a lot of confusion about it hence this query:
My wife has completed as Tier 1 dependant and ILR dependant. She got her ILR dependant visa before the new rulesa were announced in July. Can she apply for ILR now as she has completed 2 years as dependant although it is not 2 year as ILR dependant.
Secondly, is it 2 years instead of 5 years as changed in July 2012?
Finally, which form to use.
Thanks
Samin
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 1:49 pm
by saminkhan
Anyone???
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 2:34 pm
by rubina20102010
saminkhan wrote:Anyone???
YES, she can apply for her ILR as soon as she complete her 2 years which is combination of Tier 1 and ILR dependent.
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 9:23 pm
by ritswaney
Yes as long as she got her dependent visa before July, she can apply for ILR after 2 years.
If she is on a Tier 1 Dependant - she needs to use SET(O)
If she switched to an FLR(M) (ILR Dependant) when you got your ILR, then she needs to apply via SET(M)
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/polic ... 1migrants/
Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 2:06 am
by vinny
saminkhan wrote:Hi
I am applying for my wife's ILR who has completed 2 years as Tier 1 dependent and settled persons dependent. As she got her settled person dependent visa before July 2012, I guess she can apply for ILR under old rules after completion of her two years from arrival in the UK?
Is SET (M) the right form?
I am planning to attach the following documents, can someone please check and advise if anything needs adding
- Application form
- Wife's passport
- Wife's biometrics permit card
- Wife's photos
- My photo
- Life in the UK pass certificate (she passed it a month ago, i hope it is valid for application even after the new test is introduced)
- I have both pakistani and british passports. Can i send pakistani passport which is still valid and had ILR stamp on it. The reason is that i would be traveling using my british passport
- Daughters birth certificate (She is british born but it seems it is required)
- 6 different pieces of evidence confirming same address
Your help is really appreciated.
Thanks