Discretionary leave to apply in UK- First time

[nagaprasady]

Can you please advise me am i eligible to apply to Discretionary leave to apply in UK for the First time as i have completed contiunous legal stay in uk for 7 years 11 months which leads to 10 year route to apply for ILR.
Is there any reputed attorney who can assist on it and appreciate your help

[Casa]

Can you please advise me am i eligible to apply to Discretionary leave to apply in UK for the First time as i have completed contiunous legal stay in uk for 7 years 11 months which leads to 10 year route to apply for ILR.
Is there any reputed attorney who can assist on it and appreciate your help

Under the Board Ts&Cs, members are not permitted to post professional recommendations on the open forum.

Unless you post your full immigration history it will be impossible for members to advise you.

[nagaprasady]

Dates as below Jan/24/2011 to till date( 25/01/2019)- please advise on it

[Casa]

Dates as below Jan/24/2011 to till date( 25/01/2019)- please advise on it

As below where

[nagaprasady]

Here are the dates Jan/24/2011 to till date( 25/01/2019)- please advise on it

[Casa]

Here are the dates Jan/24/2011 to till date( 25/01/2019)- please advise on it

By FULL immigration history I mean a list of the visas you've held since you entered the UK and why you now need to apply for Discretionary Leave

The dates you've given simply tell members how long you've been in the UK and not under what circumstances

[nagaprasady]

Here is my visa details and continous legal stay at UK and now i heard i am eligible to apply for discretion leave to remain which leading to ILR under 10 year route however i am not sure how to apply and what documents is needed for Discretion leave to remain and recommend me good solicitors as well who can assist on my case please advise on it
Tier2 ICT -Jan/24/2011- Feb/24/2013
Tier4 General Student Feb/25/2013- Feb/24/2018
Tier4 Doctoral extension visa Feb/25/2018 - Mar/25/2019 ( March 25/2019 expires)

[nagaprasady]

Here is my visa details and continous legal stay at UK and now i heard i am eligible to apply for discretion leave to remain which leading to ILR under 10 year route however i am not sure how to apply and what documents is needed for Discretion leave to remain and recommend me good solicitors as well who can assist on my case as my Tier4 Doctoral extension visa expires on Mar 25th 2019 please advise on it
Tier2 ICT -Jan/24/2011- Feb/24/2013
Tier4 General Student Feb/25/2013- Feb/24/2018
Tier4 Doctoral extension visa Feb/25/2018 - Mar/25/2019 ( March 25/2019 expires)

[Casa]

Under the Board Ts&Cs, members are not permitted to post professional recommendations on the open forum.

As previously advised above.

On what grounds do you believe you qualify for Discretionary Leave ?

[nagaprasady]

I have son who studied in UK for last 8 years continuously and continuation of studies in UK further can I apply for discretion leave to remain please advise

[Casa]

You can certainly apply, but there's no guarantee it will be granted.

[nagaprasady]

Is there any best solicitors who can help on my case and will try my luck on discretion leave to remain

[Casa]

Under the Board Ts&Cs, members are not permitted to post professional recommendations on the open forum.

As previously advised above.

Again! Will you PLEASE take note of the comments above

[secret.simon]

How old is your son and where was he born? Assuming that he meets the requirements, he can apply for FLR(FP), not DLR. Your application would be secondary to his.

276ADE (1). The requirements to be met by an applicant for leave to remain on the grounds of private life in the UK are that at the date of application, the applicant:
...
(iv) is under the age of 18 years and has lived continuously in the UK for at least 7 years (discounting any period of imprisonment) and it would not be reasonable to expect the applicant to leave the UK; or
(v) is aged 18 years or above and under 25 years and has spent at least half of his life living continuously in the UK (discounting any period of imprisonment); or
(vi) subject to sub-paragraph (2), is aged 18 years or above, has lived continuously in the UK for less than 20 years (discounting any period of imprisonment) but there would be very significant obstacles to the applicant’s integration into the country to which he would have to go if required to leave the UK.

Note that for children under 18, it also needs to be proven why it is unreasonable to expect the applicant to leave the UK. Mere residence is not enough.

[nagaprasady]

Thank you for the reply; my son was born in India and he is 12 years old. As he was in this country since he was 4 years old and is very much used to this lifestyle and education system.Would this help as a reason or do you think it would be better to apply it through professional help.

[nagaprasady]

Thank you for the reply; my son was born in India and he is 12 years old. As he was in UK country since he was 4 years old and is very much used to this lifestyle and education system. Is there any solicitors who can help to apply FLR(FP) visa and advise on it

[CR001]

Thank you for the reply; my son was born in India and he is 12 years old. As he was in UK country since he was 4 years old and is very much used to this lifestyle and education system. Is there any solicitors who can help to apply FLP(FP) visa and advise on it

You have been asked and advised numerous times by moderator Casa what the forum rules are regarding posting of solicitor contact information. The forum members are all normal migrants on an immigration journey who offer the advice for free based on experience. The forum is not a legal firm etc.

[nagaprasady]

Is there any one who applied FLR(FLP) visa recently and got it approved
Let me know appreciate your help

[Casa]

Is there any one who applied FLR(FLP) visa recently and got it approved
Let me know appreciate your help

Trawl through the lengthy FLR(FP) thread
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