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You dont qualify for dv ilr on your current visa. The ukvi website is clear on eligibility. If your relationshio breaks down, ypu would be expected to either return to your home country or apply for a visa you qualify for, such as your own skilled worker visa.Jjoo93 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 6:48 amI know this thread is old, and I hope I get a reply from somebody.
I came to the UK on a skilled worker partner visa in Feb 2023 and I applied for DDVC and DV ILR at the same time after my IDVA insisted I should.... The DDVC was rejected on the grounds that my ex is not a British citizen or a settled person. But the Home Office still allowed me and my kids come for Biometric for the DVILR (with a fee waiver) and I submitted all the documents requested in the Document Checklist. My Biometric (1/12/23) and Documents submission online (3/12/23).... the home office sent me an email that they have received my application and documents and they will get back to me by 6th of May 2024.
I just want to ask if anyone has seen cases like mine and if they were successful (DV ILR approved for a skilled worker partner).
Thanks x.
You can apply if your partner was one of the following:
a British citizen
a person settled in the UK (including as a refugee)
a member of the UK armed forces who has served for at least 4 years
Thank you for your reply.CR001 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 7:26 amYou dont qualify for dv ilr on your current visa. The ukvi website is clear on eligibility. If your relationshio breaks down, ypu would be expected to either return to your home country or apply for a visa you qualify for, such as your own skilled worker visa.Jjoo93 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 6:48 amI know this thread is old, and I hope I get a reply from somebody.
I came to the UK on a skilled worker partner visa in Feb 2023 and I applied for DDVC and DV ILR at the same time after my IDVA insisted I should.... The DDVC was rejected on the grounds that my ex is not a British citizen or a settled person. But the Home Office still allowed me and my kids come for Biometric for the DVILR (with a fee waiver) and I submitted all the documents requested in the Document Checklist. My Biometric (1/12/23) and Documents submission online (3/12/23).... the home office sent me an email that they have received my application and documents and they will get back to me by 6th of May 2024.
I just want to ask if anyone has seen cases like mine and if they were successful (DV ILR approved for a skilled worker partner).
Thanks x.
https://www.gov.uk/indefinite-leave-to- ... ence-abuse
You can apply if your partner was one of the following:
a British citizen
a person settled in the UK (including as a refugee)
a member of the UK armed forces who has served for at least 4 years
All applicants do Biometrics and UKVI only start looking at applications after Biometrics have been done.Jjoo93 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 9:08 amThank you for your reply.CR001 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 7:26 amYou dont qualify for dv ilr on your current visa. The ukvi website is clear on eligibility. If your relationshio breaks down, ypu would be expected to either return to your home country or apply for a visa you qualify for, such as your own skilled worker visa.Jjoo93 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 6:48 amI know this thread is old, and I hope I get a reply from somebody.
I came to the UK on a skilled worker partner visa in Feb 2023 and I applied for DDVC and DV ILR at the same time after my IDVA insisted I should.... The DDVC was rejected on the grounds that my ex is not a British citizen or a settled person. But the Home Office still allowed me and my kids come for Biometric for the DVILR (with a fee waiver) and I submitted all the documents requested in the Document Checklist. My Biometric (1/12/23) and Documents submission online (3/12/23).... the home office sent me an email that they have received my application and documents and they will get back to me by 6th of May 2024.
I just want to ask if anyone has seen cases like mine and if they were successful (DV ILR approved for a skilled worker partner).
Thanks x.
https://www.gov.uk/indefinite-leave-to- ... ence-abuse
You can apply if your partner was one of the following:
a British citizen
a person settled in the UK (including as a refugee)
a member of the UK armed forces who has served for at least 4 years
My IDVA and Citizens Advice thinks It's a 50/50 thing as the eligibility states as below:
Eligibility
You must prove:
-you have permission to stay in the UK - either a visa as someone’s partner or a Victim of Domestic Violence Concession
-your relationship broke down because of domestic violence or abuse from your partner or your partner’s family
And I was also wondering why the home office allowed me to do biometrics when they could have rejected both the ddvc and dv ilr at the same time.
I just wanted to see if there were people who got dv ilr under my kind of circumstance.
Okay, Thank you.CR001 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 9:13 amAll applicants do Biometrics and UKVI only start looking at applications after Biometrics have been done.Jjoo93 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 9:08 amThank you for your reply.CR001 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 7:26 amYou dont qualify for dv ilr on your current visa. The ukvi website is clear on eligibility. If your relationshio breaks down, ypu would be expected to either return to your home country or apply for a visa you qualify for, such as your own skilled worker visa.Jjoo93 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 6:48 amI know this thread is old, and I hope I get a reply from somebody.
I came to the UK on a skilled worker partner visa in Feb 2023 and I applied for DDVC and DV ILR at the same time after my IDVA insisted I should.... The DDVC was rejected on the grounds that my ex is not a British citizen or a settled person. But the Home Office still allowed me and my kids come for Biometric for the DVILR (with a fee waiver) and I submitted all the documents requested in the Document Checklist. My Biometric (1/12/23) and Documents submission online (3/12/23).... the home office sent me an email that they have received my application and documents and they will get back to me by 6th of May 2024.
I just want to ask if anyone has seen cases like mine and if they were successful (DV ILR approved for a skilled worker partner).
Thanks x.
https://www.gov.uk/indefinite-leave-to- ... ence-abuse
You can apply if your partner was one of the following:
a British citizen
a person settled in the UK (including as a refugee)
a member of the UK armed forces who has served for at least 4 years
My IDVA and Citizens Advice thinks It's a 50/50 thing as the eligibility states as below:
Eligibility
You must prove:
-you have permission to stay in the UK - either a visa as someone’s partner or a Victim of Domestic Violence Concession
-your relationship broke down because of domestic violence or abuse from your partner or your partner’s family
And I was also wondering why the home office allowed me to do biometrics when they could have rejected both the ddvc and dv ilr at the same time.
I just wanted to see if there were people who got dv ilr under my kind of circumstance.
There have been no reports on the forum of skilled worker dependenta applying for dv ilr, because the visa route does not qualify.