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Hi,
I came to UK as a student with my three year old little girl on 10th of September 2007.
I got extensions as PSW and then Tier 1 high skilled resident permit first in 2011 for two years until 2013, then for three years from 2013 to 2016. My visa was extended until July 2016. However I got married to a British citizen and switched to spouse visa in April 2016 as I left my job and couldn't show the required income. Now my 10 years in this country are nearly done along with my daughter. She has a dependent status. I also gave birth to a baby girl in Feb 2017 who has a British passport by birth.
I have one glitch however. I showed my regular income plus self-employment for my previous applications and have not paid tax on the extra income shown. Other than that, I have no gaps in my stay. I have lived here for ten years, my daughter is a regular student at school and an exceptional one. She goes to a Grammar school

Please advise whether I can apply for ILR using 10 years route or not.
Many thanks.

Yes you can.

Sort out your unpaid tax first.

I've previously asked in the forum on my own post & unfortunately none replied. I've almost identical situation as yours, only difference is that I've sorted out the Tax Issue at the end of 2015 (only the initial application for Tier 1 General as the extension was purely on Employed Earnings). Current FLR (M) got until 2019. I would be eligible for 10 years Set (LR) in 1 week time but as you also asked the very question whether to apply or not & if done so, what should I be prepared for! My Spouse is British Citizen & we've a child who's also British+Irish Citizen & we're well settled here in the UK.... Would appreciate some thoughts on the matter.