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[shaz007]

Hi All,

I have a question for All senior members here, please.

If you have applied for extension application of Tier 1 and still in progress and now you see its been 4 years now so can I apply for indefinite after 1 year and in case Home office refuse my application and I have 4 years , if I go to Ar and further and completed my 5 years will i eligible for ILR?

Please reply specially Zimba and MCa

and Thanks In Advance

[Saeedjansaeed]

if app is underprocess all this time then YES...

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[zimba]

Hi All,

I have a question for All senior members here, please.

If you have applied for extension application of Tier 1 and still in progress and now you see its been 4 years now so can I apply for indefinite after 1 year and in case Home office refuse my application and I have 4 years , if I go to Ar and further and completed my 5 years will i eligible for ILR?

Please reply specially Zimba and MCa

and Thanks In Advance

In theory yes but it also depends on the reason for your refusal.

[shaz007]

Thanks, Zimba and saeed.

What about switching from Tier 1 to tier 2 many people saying that if you switch it and get your years all total tier1 + tier 2 years will combine leads to 5 years ? is this true

Please clarify

Hi All,

I have a question for All senior members here, please.

If you have applied for extension application of Tier 1 and still in progress and now you see its been 4 years now so can I apply for indefinite after 1 year and in case Home office refuse my application and I have 4 years , if I go to Ar and further and completed my 5 years will i eligible for ILR?

Please reply specially Zimba and MCa

and Thanks In Advance

In theory yes but it also depends on the reason for your refusal.

[kaps84]

What about switching from Tier 1 to tier 2 many people saying that if you switch it and get your years all total tier1 + tier 2 years will combine leads to 5 years ? is this true

Please clarify

You can switch to tier 2 (ideally before you receive any decision) and complete your 5 years. During ILR phase you will have to prove that you were in-accordance with your previous grants. You might have to send all the documents for tier 1 and tier 2.

Experts to correct if otherwise.