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ILR FOR PBS SKilled Worker Dependent - Employment salary Query
Posted: Mon Jul 01, 2024 5:30 pm
by SKJ1984
Hi,
My wife main applicant is applying for ILR now in Jul 2024 thorugh Health care - Skilled Worker Route
Me and my kids will be applying ILR only end of Nov 2024 as our visas started in Dec 2019.
My wife is planning to reduce working hours after her ILR.
How does this impact dependents ILR process. Should the main ILR holder must be in full time job and meet any salary requirements for dependents to apply ILR?
Note: I am contracting and get my own payslips and PAYE salary and can get employment letter. So
1. Does me being in job is sufficient or should the MAIN ILR holder must also be working fulltime ?
2. Is part time / Contract job for my wife is enough to enable us to apply for ILR in Nov?
Based on you recommendations we will plan next steps.
Re: ILR FOR PBS SKilled Worker Dependent - Employment salary Query
Posted: Tue Jul 02, 2024 2:29 am
by zimba
There is no employment or financial requirement to meet for dependants. So your employment arrangments or hers are totally irrelevant. After her ILR is granted, your wife can work as she wishes without any effect on your application
Re: ILR FOR PBS SKilled Worker Dependent - Employment salary Query
Posted: Tue Jul 02, 2024 11:36 am
by SKJ1984
H Zimba,
ILR for dependent states.
https://www.gov.uk/indefinite-leave-to- ... -work-visa
You must both:
have enough income to support yourselves and your dependants
not be using public funds
Any idea what constitutes as enough income? I don't think ILR would be granted when both are unemployed.
Re: ILR FOR PBS SKilled Worker Dependent - Employment salary Query
Posted: Tue Jul 02, 2024 12:43 pm
by zimba
SKJ1984 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 02, 2024 11:36 am
H Zimba,
ILR for dependent states.
https://www.gov.uk/indefinite-leave-to- ... -work-visa
You must both:
have enough income to support yourselves and your dependants
not be using public funds
Any idea what constitutes as enough income? I don't think ILR would be granted when both are unemployed.
There is no specific requirement under the rules and never has been. GOV.UK often does not provide exact/accurate information as per the rules !!
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration ... led-worker
ILR for dependents
Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2024 12:02 pm
by SKJ1984
Hello all.
By grace of god my wife got ILR this week.
Next step is to process mine and kids in couple of months.
1. Is the 28 days rule applicable for dependents too. Can we apply 28 days before the first stamp ? Or should it be 5 years fully completed?
2. I have plans to do mine in priority and standard for kids later once I receive mine. Will this delay us in kids meeting naturalisation requirements. ? I mean will the kids need to wait for 12 months after ILR for naturalisation. Or are they eligible when 1 or both parents get naturalisation.
Re: ILR for dependents
Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2024 12:38 pm
by zimba
1. There is no such thing as the 28-day rule. That is a historical concession that is applied to all ILR applications
2. Children do NOT naturalise, they get registered as British without a 12-month waiting requirement. Children born in the UK can be registered as British without securing ILR and can be registered directly after one parent is settled. Non-UK born children are expected to have ILR and can only be registered when one parent is British and the other one is at least settled.
Re: ILR for dependents
Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2024 2:48 pm
by SKJ1984
Thanks Zimba.
My kids are not UK born. I will get them ILR in Dec. But in standard route and they might get it 3 months later due to standard route SLA.
As you said when my wife applies for naturalisation around next August 25 the kids can apply for passport too without waiting for 12 months after ILR.
12 months waiting for naturalisation is applicable only for adult dependent.
Am I right in saying this.
Re: ILR for dependents
Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2024 5:06 pm
by zimba
SKJ1984 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 23, 2024 2:48 pm
Thanks Zimba.
My kids are not UK born. I will get them ILR in Dec. But in standard route and they might get it 3 months later due to standard route SLA.
As you said when my wife applies for naturalisation around next August 25 the kids can apply for passport too without waiting for 12 months after ILR.
12 months waiting for naturalisation is applicable only for adult dependent.
Am I right in saying this.
As I said, naturalisation is for adults. Children will get
registered when they qualify and their qualification depends on their parents.
The British passport is only issued to British citizens, kids will have to first become British citizens before being able to get passports.
Your kids must hold ILR and your wife must become British first (naturalise and attend her ceremony)
then you apply to register the kids using form MN1:
https://visas-immigration.service.gov.uk/product/mn1
ILR Documents for SET(O) dependent - Employment letter
Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2024 4:06 pm
by SKJ1984
Hi,
My wife the main applicant received ILR in Jul 2024 from Tier2 / Healthcare Skilled worker visa route.
I am planning to apply for ILR in Nov 24 through PBS dependent route with following docs
1. English language proof - ECCTIS
2. Life in UK
3. Cohabitation proof for 2 years
4. Payslips - Mine (Dependent)
5. Payslips - My Spouses (ILR Holder)
6. My employment letter / Contract
7. Absence History in a letter
8. Bank Statements
I am planning to furnish my wifes payslips and my payslips for financial requirements. I will also furnish employment letter for myself.
Should I request employment letter for my wife too for my dependent application and submit? Or just the pay slips sufficient?
Thanks
Re: ILR FOR PBS SKilled Worker Dependent - Employment salary Query
Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2024 4:12 pm
by zimba
zimba wrote: ↑Tue Jul 02, 2024 2:29 am
There is no employment or financial requirement to meet for dependants. So your employment arrangments or hers are totally irrelevant. After her ILR is granted, your wife can work as she wishes without any effect on your application
The rules for dependant ILR and main applicants are NOT the same !!!!!
No employment or financial documents are needed at all
PASSPORT VALIDITY FOR ILR
Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2024 12:11 pm
by SKJ1984
Hi,
I will be applying for ILR as SET(O) as a PBS dependent during first week of Nov 2024 under priority.
My passport is expiring on 7th dec 2024.
Is it OK to apply for ILR with passport less than a month validity at the time of application.
Thanks
Re: PASSPORT VALIDITY FOR ILR
Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2024 12:18 pm
by Ticktack
SKJ1984 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 08, 2024 12:11 pm
Hi,
I will be applying for ILR as SET(O) as a PBS dependent during first week of Nov 2024 under priority.
My passport is expiring on 7th dec 2024.
Is it OK to apply for ILR with passport less than a month validity at the time of application.
Thanks
It just needs to be valid on the date of application.
VCAS TLS Contact Experience - Website - Document Upload Issue - Beware
Posted: Tue Nov 26, 2024 4:56 pm
by SKJ1984
Hello Everyone,
Finally after successfully receiving ILR for my wife and myself, I have now applied for my two kids in standard mode.
Just wanted to update on recent changes and my experience with TLS Website and TLS Biometric centers.
My wife did biometrics with Sopra Steria and I did with TLS Contact after the migration.
I used TLS Norwich and kids TLS Peterborough. I would say TLS Peterborough was more organized and better center with more resources. TLS Norwich was an one man show on Monday morning with backups and delays upto 2 hours, but still the job was done. So no complaints apart from long wait in cold outside without any updates from the center. Both the centers have limited seating capacity so you might need to queue up outside the facility. Could be challenge with kids.
TLS Website for appointment Booking: I think now the system is stable and you get appointments in a weeks time in centers outside of London.
Please do not wait till last minute to upload and submit the documents in case of self upload.
For myself I uploaded well in advance and submitted the documents. But for my kids I uploaded docs but did not submit as I was holding on in case I get reminded of any other document and delayed the submission till the day before (Sunday) the appointment on Monday. When I wanted to submit at 6PM the
https://selfupload.vcas.tlscontact.com/ site did not work and was throwing HTTP500 error. Nothing could be done about it and I kept trying till the moment before my appointment at 9AM Monday.
At the biometrics I was told there were NO documents in the application. As a backup I had taken all printout for them to scan. So I used assisted Service £50 each application and scanned the documents at the center and job done. When I came back home later in the afternoon I tried vcas site again and now I could now access and see all the documents which I uploaded earlier and still the submit was enabled for me to submit. But I did not want to mess up anything as I already used assisted service.
So Monday morning appointments has some technical glitches and the system might be in maintenance mode on Sundays.
Bottomline don't leave document uploads and submissions to Sunday evenings. Choose Monday Morning appointments only as a last resort.