Comment deleted. I thought your spouse entered after July 2012.

Obie wrote:
On the face of things, it seems to me, that you do not qualify, unless it could be shown , that your had a valid visa, between January - August 2010.

To add to Obie comments: Please be aware that if you are outside UK for more than 180 days at a stretch then your continuous residence is broken.

Please see your answers in similar/duplicate post
http://www.immigrationboards.com/indefi ... 70872.html

If your annual UK income (before tax deduction) is more than minimum annual wage as per category code of your Cos, then you are fine.

* Not sure of the exact reason why you are asking for calculating income.

Please get NARIC letter if you are doubtful about convincing the CW with university name change. Investing £55 more is better than losing £1493. Choice is yours

You should be fine. If your visa was denied during to fee issues, then you are fine. Request SAR from UKBA that will provide you with more details.

Please check your Cos that should mention the number of hours and your yearly salary. Also 35K (including bonus+ pay) will be fine. You would need to get a letter from employer mentioning your Cos and stating your yearly salary at that time. So ensure that it is 35K in letter (mentioning basic+bonus...

AS per cricket79 "He was issued Tier 2 G on 5th january 2010 in my home country and he entered UK on 20th February 2010."

Amber, would'nt "cricket79" be eligible from 28 days before his first UK entry stamp on 20th Feb?

Just mention the 100 days leave in employer absence letter and you should be ok. Date left uk, date entered uk and reason of leave are the things that ukba asks in set(o) unless the leaves are more than 180 days. Reason can be given as return to base india location When you mention employer absence...

jastibajibabu wrote:Hi vishpb35,

Joined new compacy in UK on 10th December 2011 which means between 4th Nov and 10th Dec, i don't have any job.

Regards,
Baji

It does not matter as you were not outside UK for more than 180 days. You can give a try whenever you are eligible for ILR.

Submit a copy of ur degree along with uni letter to Naric n get english level assement done. I have submitted, but Naric said that there is no English level assessment for the PhD degree. However, they offer me that I can apply for a statement of comparability. Would it be sufficient for English re...

You become eligible for ILR on 23 jan 2015 minus 28 days.

Roughly 25/26 dec 2014 pls do the maths for exact date.

Its 5 years (-28 d) from ur first uk entry stamp. Simple!

Apply for tier2 dependent visa, she will get visa for max of 3 years for 601 postal or 901 peo. If u want to apply 3+ years of visa then fees is different.

Aravind, All the documents must be on UKBA website or VFS-UK website You need to submit following docs for her 1. House Rental agreement in UK 2. 3/6 months ORIGINAL UK bank statement 3. 3 months UK salary slips - Attested by her HR (if payslips are online) 4. Her passport copy and visa page copy 5....

Submit a copy of ur degree along with uni letter to Naric n get english level assement done. That will help or see if ur degree n qualification awards you 10 points on ukba points calculator. If yes, then attach points calc + original degree + letter from uni for ur application to ukba

Getting tier2 sponsor is not easy. Best option is to wait until she gets married to you and then immediately u apply dependent visa for her. This way she can apply for her ILR sooner (after few years) than resetting her clock if she loses TIer2 visa.

For your wife, only option 1 holds true. She will continue to hold tier2 dependent visa and once her visa expires she will have to extend it as a tier 2 dependent extension( even though u would hav got ur ILR by that time). Option2 : not sure if ur wife will get ILR after 2 years as she became tier2...

1) yes coz u will now b coming as dependent and not main applicant. You need to show ur wife financial statements etc.
2) yes u can work freely (unrestricted) until ur spouse has valid tier2 visa n YOu being on her dependent visa

what is stopping you to not apply for his extension by post before expiry and then you come here as planned.
can his visa be not extended?

Hi Manci, Thanks for your comments. Entry clearance was done using Tier 2 ICT Migrant on 04/07/2009. 1st extension visa - Tier 2 ICT 2nd extension visa - Tier 2 ICT Est. Staff 3rd extension visa - Tier 2 ICT Long term Like you said, I am not eligible as the continuity was broken :( [[[[[Why your co...

If you are lucky, then 6 months else its a long wait. My friend eventually applied and paid again for his visa after waiting for 6 months

if you have stayed in UK for 6 months, you are UK resident. You can be on tier2 visa too and also while switching in UK (having spent 2 years already) you dont need to provide TB cert. Hope this helps

60 days from when your employer notifies (your last working day) to UKBA using their sms webservices. Either You need to switch job if at all in this timeframe or depart from UK

IMHO, you should be eligible to get ILR provided: 1) You applied within 28 days of visa expiry from 1 visa cat to another. 2) You did not spend 180 continuous days outside UK when you went back to India. If you can clearly write the approximates dates in and out of country with visa status, then it ...

Yes you do need a original degree certificate OR if you have copy of degree cert, get Statement of Compariblity done by NARIC. Both are one and same