Do we need to prove the english language requirement again for naturalisation even if it is already proven at the time of ILR?

Hi, Need help urgently. My wife received her ILR in 2016. Now I am in the process to apply naturalisation for her. At the time of ILR we used point based calculation for English language knowledge requirement. But now found that we have lost the point based calculation printout. My query is what sho...

Hi SJ30 Did you provide an absence letter from your employer? As mentioned in the post I have not provided absence letter. If you do could you please share the template ? Check below link for template: http://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/ilr-approved-in-croydon-3rd-may-wp-ti...

Hi SJ30, Can you please let me know when you arrive to UK first in 2010 ? I came to UK in Jan 2010 . I am also in similar situation like I have arrived UK in August 2010 on Tier 2 ICT established staff visa and switched to tier 2 general visa and completing 5 years by next month. Can you please let...

Additionally, did you have continuous valid visa? And did you ask your Indian company for the employer letter quoting ILR as the requirement or told them it is for something else: -) Yes I had continuous visa. My employer didn't provide a letter with ILR as requirement. I asked for the bonafide let...

Hello SJ, Congrats on your ilr. During your work back in India, have you got UK salary? No, I was paid in India. I am on the similar situation and was issued p45 when my work was initially completed and came back to Uk on same visa. I am in dilemma to apply for ilr. Not sure about P45. My company i...

Hi Everyone, First of all, I want to thank everyone in this forum, who helped me. I got my ILR on 21st July, 2015 through Tier 2 ICT route. Entered UK in Jan 2010 on Tier 2 (ICT). There was a continuous break of 218 days [11-May-2013 to 15-Dec-2013] which was split across 2 years. My original case i...

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Please let me that am I eligible for the ILR?

If yes what all documents I need ?

If I would have applied in Jan then gap in a single year would be more the 180 days. As I understand continuous period is counted backwards form your application date. Please let me know if that is not correct.

Dear friends, Can one of the experts advise on the below query please? Background: Entered UK in Jan 2010 on Tier 2 (ICT). There was a break of 218 days continuously [11-May-2013 to 15-Dec-2013] which can split across 2 years will not be more than 180 days as below if I apply in August 2015. Current...