Question about PBS Dependants application form

[grreg]

I am looking at page 24 of the Tier 1 or 5 Dependant Application form and am unsure how to answer question K5.

I am applying for a second Tier 1 Entrepreneur Extension. So we have been resident in the UK for several years and the the dependants were granted leave to remain inside the UK.

K5 asks - Did you have a visa or entry clearance when you came to the UK?

Is K5 asking about when we initially came to the UK many years ago? Or when entered the UK for the first time with the most recent grant of leave?

Any help greatly appreciated.
Greg

ps. Not sure if this is the most suitable place for this post. Supers please move it if it should be elsewhere.

[marcnath]

I am looking at page 24 of the Tier 1 or 5 Dependant Application form and am unsure how to answer question K5.

I am applying for a second Tier 1 Entrepreneur Extension. So we have been resident in the UK for several years and the the dependants were granted leave to remain inside the UK.

K5 asks - Did you have a visa or entry clearance when you came to the UK?

Is K5 asking about when we initially came to the UK many years ago? Or when entered the UK for the first time with the most recent grant of leave?

Any help greatly appreciated.
Greg

ps. Not sure if this is the most suitable place for this post. Supers please move it if it should be elsewhere.

It would be the entry date of your current continuous entry period

[grreg]

OK great - thank you for the answer.

If we first were granted leave to enter in 2009 and have switched visa's etc that we should use the 2009 details? (We have always been here lawfully and continuously).

I assume that for a child born in the UK that this section is not applicable?

Thanks again

[marcnath]

OK great - thank you for the answer.

If we first were granted leave to enter in 2009 and have switched visa's etc that we should use the 2009 details? (We have always been here lawfully and continuously).

I assume that for a child born in the UK that this section is not applicable?

Thanks again

Correct on both

[grreg]

Thanks Macnarth. I have been doing a lot of reading and several of your previous posts have saved me hours of time. Very grateful to your contribution here