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If your children have only been in the UK for 5 years, then you are obviously 2 years way from submitting a 7 year application. To be honest, this route may have been removed from the Immigration Rules by then. Why are you reluctant to take the shorter (and more secure route) to settlement by applying after 10 years of residence in 4 years time?sajith wrote:HI,
I have 2 kids, 5 yrs and 9 yrs and they are with me for the past 5 years.
Please let me know during the processing time how can I continue here in UK.
Thanks
Sajith
Ref: https://www.freemovement.org.uk/can-chi ... residence/The general approach to continuous and long lawful residence is that adults will qualify for settlement after ten years continuous lawful residence in temporary categories: paragraph 276B. This rule also applies to children in their own right. Since July 2012, adults need to reside for 20 years to achieve settlement if any or all of the residence is unlawful.
Have you read the above post from CR001 carefully? If you arrived in 2010 you only have a further 4 years before you will qualify under 10 years long residence in 2020.CR001 wrote:If you visa was issued after the 6th April 2010, then it will not count. You will need to wait 5 years on Tier 2 General to qualify for ILR or once you reach 10 years long residence from date you first entered the UK, you can apply through that route as well.