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Apply for SET(LR) with a covering letter explaining you want to vary you previous application.1- How can i vary the application from Tier 1 Ent to ILR and what is the process to do that?
Only when fully eligible for ILR2- When shall i vary my application, i mean by which date. Will it be after 19th March or any date before 19th March?
You can do that, you might not get answer on a same day though3- I would like to apply via premium application service but confused because what if my application is still in process and do not have my passport and all other documentation with me because they are under process till now.
Your appointment day must be when you are FULLY eligible for ILR4- If i go via premium service then how many days before i can book an appointment.
Will your wife complete 10 years as well ?? Otherwise she has to switch to FLR(M) and her immigration clock will reset to zero.5- Both of my Dependents (wife+2 years only child born in the UK) have applied with me as PBS dependents because their Visas were expiring on the same date as mine. Would it be wise to apply my wife's extension as a Dependent with my ILR premium service same day? Because i assume she will be overstayed if i don't submit her application with mine. Am i right?
Not sure mate5- What is the procedure for my two year child application? Can i apply directly citizenship for my child once i get ILR status or is there any other status which i need to apply.
You will pay the difference and IHS will be refunded. However If wife goes on FLR(M), she still has to pay IHS6- At the end about Fee, We have paid £3,612 for all applications plus £1,800 health surcharge, If i vary application and go via premium service then do we have to pay in full or the gap remaining fee? Will they refund us the health Surcharge £1,800 back or what.
Hello Mr Tahirtahir21 wrote:Dear Zimba,
Much appreciated your prompt response and is very helpful!
All clear except the below:
1- How many days before i can book an appointment for a premium service i.e 30 days, 20 days etc..Please advise.
2- If i go via a premium service, can i pay the remaining fees over the counter or do i have to pay in advance while booking an appointment.
3- How long normally it takes to get the ILR on the basis of 10 years and varying an application as the Home office have all the documentation including our passports? In this case is it wise to go through premium service or do it via normal route by post, any difference between two in this case!
4- My wife's 10 years will be completed in July 2019 so its clear she will be my dependent and i have to per her health surcharge. However, her 10 years (in July 2019) will be completed earlier than her 5 years (March 2022) so can we apply her ILR in july 2019 on the basis of 10 years or do we have to wait to complete 5 years after her Visa approval as dependent? Please advise.
Thanks again
Follow here: https://visas-immigration.service.gov.u ... nt-booking1- How many days before i can book an appointment for a premium service i.e 30 days, 20 days etc..Please advise.
2- If i go via a premium service, can i pay the remaining fees over the counter or do i have to pay in advance while booking an appointment.
Premium is usually a same day service, postal ILR could take 5-6 months on average. In your case, they request the documents from other department which could take several days, so your application could take days or weeks.3- How long normally it takes to get the ILR on the basis of 10 years and varying an application as the Home office have all the documentation including our passports? In this case is it wise to go through premium service or do it via normal route by post, any difference between two in this case!
As I said, she cannot remain a PBS dependant when you get ILR on the basis of 10 years. So she has to switch to FLR(M) and that means she has to wait either 5 years or until her lawful residence for 10 years is up. I suggest to double check this on ILR forums as well4- My wife's 10 years will be completed in July 2019 so its clear she will be my dependent and i have to per her health surcharge. However, her 10 years (in July 2019) will be completed earlier than her 5 years (March 2022) so can we apply her ILR in july 2019 on the basis of 10 years or do we have to wait to complete 5 years after her Visa approval as dependent? Please advise.
Please don't give incorrect advice if you are not sure. ANY visa status counts for 10 years long residence, provided ALL requirements are met. Wife DOES NOT have to wait another 5 years after switching to FLR(M).zamaha wrote:Hello Mr Tahir
As my understanding, your wife cannot apply in July 2019as after you got your ILR, she needs to switch to FLR(M). So, she has to wait another 5 years to qualify for ILR.
I think if you are sure about your extention application it is better to wait for its result and then apply for your ILR. So your wife can get her ILR in two years and also you can apply in person.
Dear Zimba please correct me if I am wrong.
tahir21 wrote:Dear Senior members
I need your kind advice about my long term residency (10 years) basis and i would appreciate for your honest advice. Here below my Tier 1 case history and questions.
Tier 1 History
1- Currently i have applied under the category of Tier1 Entrepreneur (50K) extension application on 7th of December which is still under process. I have submitted my spouse and 1 child dependent applications along with my application. We have applied for extension before our the expiry of our Visa on 10th Dec,2016.
2- We are a small Chartered Accountancy firm and we are 2 Entrepreneur Team members in this practice firm and applied Tier1 together and approved in December 2013. My team member got the ILR on the basis of 10 years last year as he completed his 10 years in May 2016. But he is still my business partner as we intends to move on for a long term basis. So, i have applied on my own for this extension application but send my business partner's details with my application(all evidences passport, ILR card etc)
3- I came as a full time Student on 19th April 2007 and my 10 years period will be completed by 18th April 2017. Please correct me if i am wrong i can apply for ILR at least 28 days before the completion of 10 years which is around 22/23rd March 2017. We have a clean Immigration history and there are no over stays or criminal history ever.
4- We have fulfilled all the Tier 1 extension requirements i.e Investment more than 50K, creation of 2 full time employees etc.. so not worried about these things as this forum was really helpful to submit my application.
Questions.
1- How can i vary the application from Tier 1 Ent to ILR and what is the process to do that?
2- When shall i vary my application, i mean by which date. Will it be after 19th March or any date before 19th March?
3- I would like to apply via premium application service but confused because what if my application is still in process and do not have my passport and all other documentation with me because they are under process till now.
4- If i go via premium service then how many days before i can book an appointment.
5- Both of my Dependents (wife+2 years only child born in the UK) have applied with me as PBS dependents because their Visas were expiring on the same date as mine. Would it be wise to apply my wife's extension as a Dependent with my ILR premium service same day? Because i assume she will be overstayed if i don't submit her application with mine. Am i right?
5- What is the procedure for my two year child application? Can i apply directly citizenship for my child once i get ILR status or is there any other status which i need to apply.
6- At the end about Fee, We have paid £3,612 for all applications plus £1,800 health surcharge, If i vary application and go via premium service then do we have to pay in full or the gap remaining fee? Will they refund us the health Surcharge £1,800 back or what.
I know the above are a lot of questions to ask but would really appreciate if some senior members can answer these questions. I hope it would really helpful for other members who are short of few months to complete 10 years legally.
I never applied via any Solicitor and would like to apply for ILR on my own with the help of senior members
Thanks for your time!
Many thanks