eVisa vs. UKVI account && FLR-M vs. ILR

[fata1970]

Hi,
Can someone please explain to me the differences:

I had FLR-M from 20022
Back in May, I got invitation to create UKVI account. I created UKVI account with email address and mobile number. All OK. I used my BRP and MRZ scanning was OK.

When I login to my my UKVI account, I don't see anything, just my name and address and phone number.

When I click on "prove your immigration status to create a share code" that when I see my status. IS this the eVisa?

Furthermore, I got ILR. The email approval says you need to create UKVI visa. I assume that is for ones who don't have already. I can re-use my existing account, is this correct?

When I click on "prove you immigration status" now, I still use the BRP to login, and I see "settled", but it is that same old picture.

Can I continue to use the BRP number to login? or should I add a passport? The BRP is technically not valid as it was for FLR and now I have ILR. Please advise

[contorted_svy]

You see settled on the eVisa account, that is correct as you have ILR. This seems to be correct according to your history. What picture are you referring to?

[fata1970]

The picture that comes up when I login either on the UKVI account or "prove your status". It is the picture I took the day I created the account. I expected the picture to change when I applied for ILR.

I am currently only signing in to eVisa and UKVI account using the BRP as identity document. Do I need to add the passport? The BRP is technically invalid as it was issued for FLR, and is schedule to expire 31/12/2024.

[contorted_svy]

I would link your passport too. It doesn't matter if the picture (of you) it shows is from when you applied for leave previously. As long as it is a picture of you that is still a fair representation of how you look and the status is correct no need to fret.

[fata1970]

At what point does the eVisa stop working: after HO approves the application or after taking oath?

[CR001]

You are only british once you have attended your ceremony.