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Are these dates/year correct?Here initial BRP got issued in 26 April 2022 and she arrived in UK in June 2022.BRP expiry date is 8 Feb2023.
If going by the dates you stated above yes she will have to take another extension to complete time for ILR.imran1u wrote: ↑Wed Feb 01, 2023 2:25 amMorning everyone
I am bit confused by reading few stories here ,saying if you apply before 28 days you will be short for 5 year rule.
Now i will put the process story for my MRS.
Here initial BRP got issued in 26 April 2022 and she arrived in UK in June 2022.BRP expiry date is 8 Feb2023.
She applied for FLR M on 7 Jan 2023 and her application was successful .She received the email 2 days ago .confirming her application was successful .She got further leave to remain till 27 August 2025.
So my question is will she have problem applying for ILR ,because she applied for her second spouse visa extension 30 days before rather in 28 days window.
Kind Regards
I apologise I made a mistake
Her qualifying period for ILR starts from this date. She can apply for ILR no sooner than within 28 days before 4th June 2025.She came to UK 4/06/2020.
It's due to phasing out. Everyone's BRP end date is 31/12/24 nowadays, even if actual leave goes past it.
This is likely explained in the pamphlet you got with the BRP card and also detailed on UKVIs website.its because of phasing out of BRP cards process ?
If your BRP expires on 31 December 2024
You do not need to tell UKVI if your BRP expires on 31 December 2024 but your immigration status (for example, your visa) allows you to stay longer.
You will not need a BRP from 1 January 2025. You’ll be able to prove your immigration status online, without a BRP.
UKVI will update their information on how to prove your immigration status in early 2024. You do not need to do anything and your immigration status will not be affected.
Thanks for clearing this up !CR001 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 03, 2023 2:12 pmThis is likely explained in the pamphlet you got with the BRP card and also detailed on UKVIs website.its because of phasing out of BRP cards process ?
https://www.gov.uk/biometric-residence- ... rt-problem
If your BRP expires on 31 December 2024
You do not need to tell UKVI if your BRP expires on 31 December 2024 but your immigration status (for example, your visa) allows you to stay longer.
You will not need a BRP from 1 January 2025. You’ll be able to prove your immigration status online, without a BRP.
UKVI will update their information on how to prove your immigration status in early 2024. You do not need to do anything and your immigration status will not be affected.
I mean where she can prove her residency to immigration officer and when she can apply for indefinite leave to remain.alterhase58 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 11:03 amDetails are still to be provided by the Home Office.
Re. ILR, not an expert, but which new rules are you referring to?
We don't know what the new system will look like yet. We do NOT work for the Home Office!!I mean where she can prove her residency to immigration officer
You were already advised of this last year February when you asked the same question(s)!!and when she can apply for indefinite leave to remain.
Everyone waiting for what means to prove this that is to be rolled out.imran1u wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 11:17 amI mean where she can prove her residency to immigration officer and when she can apply for indefinite leave to remain.alterhase58 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 11:03 amDetails are still to be provided by the Home Office.
Re. ILR, not an expert, but which new rules are you referring to?
I mean where she can prove her residency to immigration officer and when she can apply for indefinite leave to remain.