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everfor
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by everfor » Thu Apr 18, 2013 8:20 pm
i got married around 8 months ago and soon i am going to apply my ILR . understood my wife will not qualify for ILR due to less than 2 years stay. So what status she'll obtain ?
Do i have to go Tier 1 extension for her? Whether can i apply her extension in same poe appointment of ILR? and which dependent application form i need to fill?
Kindly advise...
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by Amber » Thu Apr 18, 2013 8:29 pm
everfor wrote:i got married around 8 months ago and soon i am going to apply my ILR . understood my wife will not qualify for ILR due to less than 2 years stay. So what status she'll obtain ?
Do i have to go Tier 1 extension for her? Whether can i apply her extension in same poe appointment of ILR? and which dependent application form i need to fill?
Kindly advise...
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everfor
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by everfor » Fri Apr 19, 2013 11:24 pm
D4109125 wrote:everfor wrote:i got married around 8 months ago and soon i am going to apply my ILR . understood my wife will not qualify for ILR due to less than 2 years stay. So what status she'll obtain ?
Do i have to go Tier 1 extension for her? Whether can i apply her extension in same poe appointment of ILR? and which dependent application form i need to fill?
Kindly advise...
See
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... +dependant
Thanks for clarification. Can I apply her tier 1 pbs in my same ilr poe appointment? Or should I book separate for her, kindly advise
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by alanwong » Sat Apr 20, 2013 8:31 am
everfor wrote:
Thanks for clarification. Can I apply her tier 1 pbs in my same ilr poe appointment? Or should I book separate for her, kindly advise
My understanding is that you need a separate PEO appointment for your wife, because the applications of you both are not of the same category.
Others can confirm.
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vinny
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by vinny » Sat Apr 20, 2013 9:04 am
everfor wrote:i got married around 8 months ago
Was the marriage before or after 9 July 2012? When did your spouse apply for a
PBS dependant visa?
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by vinny » Mon Jun 10, 2013 11:32 am
everfor wrote:In next two months, i am going for my ILR apply and my wife landed here on oct 2012 and she will not qualify for ILR. As no choice i have apply for her has PBS dependent along with my ILR application. Understood from new rule for dependent after june 2012 need to stay minimum 5 year to qualify for ILR qualify. My question is
1. how many year of validity will stamp for my wife visa? Will they stamp her the validity until next ILR qualify period.
2. Can i book my poe appointment for both visa i.e ILR + PBS dependent at the same slot?
3. Already i am submitting earning evidence in ILR application apart from marriage certificate in pbs dependent application, in addition do i have submit any more documents?
Please advise.. Appreciate your reply..
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by vinny » Mon Jun 10, 2013 11:36 am
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by everfor » Mon Jun 10, 2013 2:51 pm
Still i am not getting clear picture from the link... Can anybody advise please.
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by everfor » Wed Jun 12, 2013 10:59 am
everfor wrote:
Still i am not getting clear picture from the link... Can anybody advise please.
Appreciate your advise guys..
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by vinny » Wed Jun 12, 2013 11:17 am
Did you click on the given links?
If you are granted ILR, then she may be granted 3 years.
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