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Can one apply for both: if not ILR then Extention

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Can one apply for both: if not ILR then Extention

Post by pkumar » Thu Jan 19, 2012 10:24 pm

Probably a dumb question:

For postal or Premium appointment.
Is there a way to provide both forms ILR and Tier 1- Extension in same filing such that if ILR fails they should consider it as extension?

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Re: Can one apply for both: if not ILR then Extention

Post by 2012 » Thu Jan 19, 2012 10:45 pm

pkumar wrote:Probably a dumb question:

For postal or Premium appointment.
Is there a way to provide both forms ILR and Tier 1- Extension in same filing such that if ILR fails they should consider it as extension?
1. I m sure u know the answer very well....

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Re: Can one apply for both: if not ILR then Extention

Post by pkumar » Fri Jan 20, 2012 6:35 pm

I guess you indicating it is indeed a dump question coz answer is NO.

But I had read in one of the forum that someone had done it ... now I am not sure whether it was mentioned in covering letter and it was at a discretion of case-worker or whether there is formal way of doing it.

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Re: Can one apply for both: if not ILR then Extention

Post by fahadz1 » Fri Jan 20, 2012 11:44 pm

pkumar wrote:I guess you indicating it is indeed a dump question coz answer is NO.

But I had read in one of the forum that someone had done it ... now I am not sure whether it was mentioned in covering letter and it was at a discretion of case-worker or whether there is formal way of doing it.
that is my question that if one have many absences and he/she is fulfilling all the other requirements then why UKBA don't extend their visa or advise to do that.. they straight away refuse...

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