ILR application query

[ragreddy43]

Hi All,
I have an urgent query if anyone from this site who is expert please do reply to my question that would be really much appreciated and means a lot.

Query: "I am holding currently Tier-2 General Visa which I have got sponsorship from my employer from 2014-03-17 to till date which means I am eligible for ILR from mid of Feb 2019". And my current Tier 2 general visa expires 2020 March.

My query I have an emergency travel to India in December 2018 for one month holiday.

1. Is there any rule where I have 3-4 months prior to apply ILR not to travel?
2. If I travel do I need to face any consequences?
3. If I travel do I need to take any documents along with me?
4. While returning from the holiday in Jan 2019, any questions do I need to face in immigration.

Please do let me know If anyone come across this scenario and any valid information that would really help.

Your time and response much important to me.

Thanks in advance.

Rag

[cyclina1]

Hi All,
I have an urgent query if anyone from this site who is expert please do reply to my question that would be really much appreciated and means a lot.

Query: "I am holding currently Tier-2 General Visa which I have got sponsorship from my employer from 2014-03-17 to till date which means I am eligible for ILR from mid of Feb 2019". And my current Tier 2 general visa expires 2020 March.

My query I have an emergency travel to India in December 2018 for one month holiday.

1. Is there any rule where I have 3-4 months prior to apply ILR not to travel? No.
Just cannot be absent from the UK more than 180 days in any 365 days preiod
2. If I travel do I need to face any consequences? no.
3. If I travel do I need to take any documents along with me? Passport and BRP
4. While returning from the holiday in Jan 2019, any questions do I need to face in immigration. Usually what you do in the UK.

Please do let me know If anyone come across this scenario and any valid information that would really help.

Your time and response much important to me.

Thanks in advance.

Rag

[ragreddy43]

Thanks a lot for your time and reply.