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harhay
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ILR Help

Post by harhay » Sat Oct 01, 2011 3:38 pm

hi all

My husbands 2yr spouse visa is about to expire in novemeber.

During the two year probabtion period, my husband had to delay his entry to the uk by two months as his mother was diagnosed with cancer. i mean to say his visa was valid on the 10/08/09, however he made his first entry to uk on 22/10/09.. i made arrangements to be with my husband form august till october.

he then again had to fly back to pakistan on december 14/12/09 as his mother conditioned worsend, she was admitted in ICU and passed away on 20/12/09. i flew to pakistan to be along my husband.

From decemeber till 22/02/10 my husband stayed back in pakistan, as his father was in total state of shock as was his sister. we decided that i would stay behind in pakistan and my husband will fly back to the UK as he had to sit an medical practical exam. we mutally decided that i will stay in Pkiastan to hold the family togther in this sad time, we decded that i would dly back to uk once my husband had found a job and a flat for us.

so on coming back to uk in feb, my husband atteneded a few courses sat his plab medical ecam in March, underwent a clinical attachment at a nhs hopsital and succesfully found work in august 2010 at Kingston Hospital surrey

He agian paid me a vist to pakisatan before his job began for a period of 13 days in july 2010.

It was in october 2010 that i came back to the uk to be with my husband as it was then he had saved and had brought a rented flat.

i would be grateful if someone could help in telling me iF My husband ILR would be approved?

its stressing me out in a big way. I have friends who are immigration lawyers, they advised that i can apply ofr ILR, IF ukba were unwilling to grant ILR THEY SHOULD GRANT FLM.

HOWEVER I AM STILL UNSURE .

ANYONE WITH SIMILAR EXPERINCE PLZ HELP

THANKS

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Re: ILR Help

Post by osteophytes » Sat Oct 01, 2011 8:43 pm

harhay wrote:hi all

My husbands 2yr spouse visa is about to expire in novemeber.

During the two year probabtion period, my husband had to delay his entry to the uk by two months as his mother was diagnosed with cancer. i mean to say his visa was valid on the 10/08/09, however he made his first entry to uk on 22/10/09.. i made arrangements to be with my husband form august till october.

he then again had to fly back to pakistan on december 14/12/09 as his mother conditioned worsend, she was admitted in ICU and passed away on 20/12/09. i flew to pakistan to be along my husband.

From decemeber till 22/02/10 my husband stayed back in pakistan, as his father was in total state of shock as was his sister. we decided that i would stay behind in pakistan and my husband will fly back to the UK as he had to sit an medical practical exam. we mutally decided that i will stay in Pkiastan to hold the family togther in this sad time, we decded that i would dly back to uk once my husband had found a job and a flat for us.

so on coming back to uk in feb, my husband atteneded a few courses sat his plab medical ecam in March, underwent a clinical attachment at a nhs hopsital and succesfully found work in august 2010 at Kingston Hospital surrey

He agian paid me a vist to pakisatan before his job began for a period of 13 days in july 2010.

It was in october 2010 that i came back to the uk to be with my husband as it was then he had saved and had brought a rented flat.

i would be grateful if someone could help in telling me iF My husband ILR would be approved?

its stressing me out in a big way. I have friends who are immigration lawyers, they advised that i can apply ofr ILR, IF ukba were unwilling to grant ILR THEY SHOULD GRANT FLM.

HOWEVER I AM STILL UNSURE .

ANYONE WITH SIMILAR EXPERINCE PLZ HELP

THANKS
I don't see any problems with the residency requirements but the cohabitation issue might cause problems. How are you going to show 6 letters addressed to both of you at the same address. May be you can explain the reasons but I think it is better to consult a solicitor. If your friends who are immigration lawyers think it is difficult, then his option is to extend the spouse visa with FLR(M) and apply when you both satisfy the co habitation requirement.

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Re: ILR Help

Post by harhay » Sun Oct 02, 2011 10:50 am

I don't see any problems with the residency requirements but the cohabitation issue might cause problems. How are you going to show 6 letters addressed to both of you at the same address. May be you can explain the reasons but I think it is better to consult a solicitor. If your friends who are immigration lawyers think it is difficult, then his option is to extend the spouse visa with FLR(M) and apply when you both satisfy the co habitation requirement.[/quote]

HI
thanks for the reply. we do have 6 letters addressed to us on our current address.

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Post by geriatrix » Tue Oct 04, 2011 2:17 pm

harhay wrote:hi

do you know if the home office write to you once they have received your application? As my husbands employer is asking for proof that he has applied for visa.
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Post by geriatrix » Tue Oct 04, 2011 2:20 pm

Once the payment has been credited, you should receive a letter acknowledging receipt of application, and informing you of the application reference number.

That said, acknowledgement letters may be delayed, and are sent by normal post (2nd class I believe) so even prone to being lost in transit.
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Post by geriatrix » Sat Oct 22, 2011 8:45 pm

harhay wrote:hi guys

my husband applied for his ilr via post. He was asked for payment when he was downloading his compledted online app. We posted the apllication along with supporting documents on monday 17th October, i tracked the post it was delivered the follwing day, however we still have not received an acknowledgement letter is this normal........????????
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Post by geriatrix » Sat Oct 22, 2011 8:46 pm

sushdmehta wrote: acknowledgement letters may be delayed, and are sent by normal post (2nd class I believe) so even prone to being lost in transit.
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Post by harhay » Sun Oct 23, 2011 10:31 pm

hi guys

The waiting game has began.

Applied for ILR SET (M)
On:17/10/2011
Received On 18/10/2011
AcknowledgemenT Letter received:22/10/2011.

I dont know how long the wait will be.. just hope it all ends wells

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