Please don't shout.

ykhan01 wrote:the last thing I would want is that the Boarder Force denying her entry to the United Kingdom on the basis that She is no longer a dependant of a Tier 2 Migrant but a spouse of a settled person.

Possible! She may be denied entry under 321A(1).

Overstay of more than 28 days resets your ILR clock.
With the sketchy details mentioned, it is not possible to figure out if you are (and when did you become) an overstayer.

Please continue your ILR queries in the existing topic.

1. Yes, necessary if she wishes to apply fr settlement in the future.
2. After you are granted ILR, apply for registration of the child as a British citizen.

Did either of you take TOEIC exam (even if never used in an immigration application)? If yes, that also could be one of the reason(s) to call you for interview.

tier1o wrote:

geriatrix wrote:The best person amongst all the NCS employees in UK in terms of knowledge and experience retired last Friday.

Was that you?

No, my protégé!

Amritsar singh wrote:in her divorce court gave cousdy to mother

Is this fact (that the custody of the child is being granted to the mother) mentioned in the judgement? If so, did you include a copy of the judgement in the application?

Don't worry about a "non-issue"!

If it will help calm your nerves while the application is being considered, include (if applying by post) or take along with you (if applying in person and show only if questioned) copy of travel booking for the trip in question.

what is this mean please ? The meaning of the statement you have quoted is that your partner must also attend the interview as asked to do. Failure to attend will result in refusal of her application. do they ask about my employment or relationship with my partner ? Like I said before, no one here ...

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Lantenac06 wrote:It is the same as all my other statements, except that it says 'Duplicate Statement' at the top. I presume this is probably all right

Yes.

2. Q45.

Hello all, please a quick advise. I got my ILR over a yr ago. My hubby currently has a spousal 10 yr route 30 month Visa. He was only issued this in February though he will be 10 yrs in the UK in August Is he able to still apply for ILR or is he stuck with the 10 yr spouse dependant visa He may app...

1. No.
2. Yes, you will not be required to serve the cooling-off period but you'll need to apply from outside the UK using a rCoS.

and secondly if she will be main applicant then how will she relate our relationship in the application The person(s) applying for visa = applicant The questions asked in the form = are for the applicant to answer Reference to "main migrant" in the form = the PBS migrant in UK (whose depe...

1. As suggested above, read through the FAQs . 2. She will qualify after having lived in the UK for 5 years as your dependant. She should continue to extend PBS dependant leave until such time that she becomes eligible for settlement. 3. Only British citizens can apply for British passport. See Q33 ...

Please keep your Tier 1 E queries in a single topic.

Please continue your Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) queries in the existing topic.

since she has been in the UK she has obtained an MSC from the University of Hertfordshire in a course taught in English and has the transcript and certificate which says so. Will this evidence be sufficient to meet the English requirement for the FLR(M)? Yes. Include degree certificate with the app...

You will have a valid Indian passport on the day you travel to India so no one at Indian immigration will stop you from entering India. You have a valid Indian passport and a valid UK visa (BRP) upon leaving India and entering UK, so no one at either Immigration Desks will stop you from leaving Indi...

My understanding is that case workers look at the stamps in the passport to check if one has a continuous 5 years stay in the UK. May be or may be not. But that's not the only place they (can) check / verify. Your passport would have been scanned at the UK Immigration counter on that day. UKVI will...

Apologies, I should have read the opening post again before asking.

To ascertain average one must know the number of applications submitted to UKVI and the number of days each applicant waited to receive a letter. Only UKVI has that information, so only UKVI can answer that question for you. CR001 has already hinted what the approximate time may be. To be more preci...

i have got a interview call from HO regarding my ILR can you please tell me what kind of questions they will ask please. I don't think there is a clairvoyant amongst the members! Common sense suggests that the questions will be related to your identity, immigration history, employment (and self-emp...

Vrishank_12 wrote:worst case , if my dependant related documents are not satisfactory by the UK GOV and there is no problem with mine , will they approve my ILR and reject the dependants and ask me to apply later ?

Yes and yes and no, they will ask your dependants to apply again ( not you!).

What do you mean by "switch back to 5 year route"?
Did you apply for ILR under PBS route or LR route?