letter to vary application as draft

[sun76]

Hi seniors can some one draft me a letter to HO to vary my application as i have applied for tier2 extension it has been six months nothing heard and i am due for my ILR this month.

[Smam]

Hi

I dont mind drafting a letter for you my friend but I am affraid you've to wait for the decision or the outcome of your Tier 2 extension first you can't apply for your ILR unless and untill you'll get a decision for your Tier 2 extension.

I would recommend you to contact your local MP And request him/her to write a letter to the HO explaining your situation that its been almost more than 6 months that you've applied for your extension and you haven't heard any thing back till yet for the decision. That's the only suggestion comes to my mind at the moment for you.

Hope fully this will answer your question.

[wpilr_nov12]

Hi

I dont mind drafting a letter for you my friend but I am affraid you've to wait for the decision or the outcome of your Tier 2 extension first you can't apply for your ILR unless and untill you'll get a decision for your Tier 2 extension.I would recommend you to contact your local MP And request him/her to write a letter to the HO explaining your situation that its been almost more than 6 months that you've applied for your extension and you haven't heard any thing back till yet for the decision. That's the only suggestion comes to my mind at the moment for you.

Hope fully this will answer your question.

Please see pp 33 of this http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary

An applicant can vary an application at any time before a decision is made on it. A person can do this when they want to be considered for a grant of leave on a different basis than in their initial application. If the applicant wishes to vary their leave for a purpose where a specified application form is required, they must complete the new form and meet all the requirements of paragraph 34A of the Immigration Rules, for the variation to be valid.
For more information on these requirements, see related link: Specified requirements.

However, everything depends on the finer details of OP's exact circumstances.