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Re: Discretionary leave - what to do

Post by Naveed583 » Fri Feb 14, 2014 2:46 pm

THANK GOD
RECEIVED THIS MORNING BIOSMATRIC ILR CARD
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Re: Discretionary leave - what to do

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Re: Discretionary leave - what to do

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Re: Discretionary leave - what to do

Post by Naveed583 » Sat Feb 15, 2014 12:02 pm

I really wants thanks everyone and especially this forum because I spoke to few very famous solicitors who runs their s offices for so long and often come live on Tele.they advised you can't apply for IRL.wait for another 3years then apply. Thank God I am at right forum
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Re: Discretionary leave - what to do

Post by udntknwme » Mon Feb 17, 2014 10:19 pm

Hi. I am in the same situation.

My wifes DLR ends in dec 2014. She received it for not having the English Requirement.

I was diagnosed with cancer in Nov 2012. I was given the all clear in Dec 2013.

I am on ESA. I would like to know can i apply for ILR for my wfie whilst on ESA.

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