See also Annex D: the good character requirement

Citizenship FAQs - Common Questions - Read before posting FAQs - English language requirements for naturalisation The quickest turnaround posted on the forum is about 3 weeks I believe but there are people waiting since Feb. 2014 as well. No one can tell you which side of the spectrum will your app...

Read Annex D: the good character requirement

Nzekells wrote:@Smiletanvir, have you considered ur wife applying for ILR LR in her own right? Most times, you'd find her qualifying period is quicker that way.

In OP's case, how would that be possible when the first entry in UK was in 2012?

1. Read Dependants of ILR (economic, 5 year route) applicants
2. Yes.

If there have been significant changes that mean the applicant no longer qualifies for leave under the DL policy or the applicant falls for refusal on the basis of criminality, the further leave application should be refused. Not sure if the same is applicable to indefinite leave to remain applicat...

Please continue in the new topic.

Please do not post queries regarding dependants (PBS / Non-PBS) of someone applying for SET(LR) in this topic. Read this topic (click) and post any queries that you may have regarding dependants in the Immigration for family members forum. This topic is only for queries about "settlement under...

MyGodisable wrote:There is a lot of caselaw that still proof it that an adult still have a family ties in this country (UK).

For an adult who has never been to UK or is outside the UK? Please point me to those, I would love to know.

Yes, since Feb 2014.
So be patient!

As suggested before, please keep your ILR queries in a single topic.

1. The cases your refer to are the ones where the migrant was in UK as a "economic" migrant at some point in their qualifying period. You are not in UK as an economic migrant (e.g. - HSMP / WP / PBS). 2. Even in the cases your refer to, there is no requirement for declaring all sources of ...

She doesn't need anything but her passport(s) as evidence of completing the qualifying period / residence in UK. Clearly mentioned in the form.

Has she lost any of her passports since entering UK? If not, there is no need to provide any "residency" proof.
If yes, is she employed / self-employed?

If you are abroad and 18 or above, family ties in UK have no relevance.
If you aren't, what sort of family ties are you referring to - parents, or uncles & aunts or siblings or ...?

Leave it blank. Nothing you can about it in 2 weeks.

Do you have the (appeal) judgement in writing? Apply for settlement with a covering letter explaining the error(s) made by UKVI when granting leave initially and include a copy of the appeal judgement.

it will be the income of the person residing in the UK combined with the applicants income. I stand to be corrected but this is possible only when the applicant too is in the UK (e.g. - switching to partner route or extending leave as a partner) and not possible when applicant is applying for entry...

Perhaps it may if it raises questions about your character or if "general grounds for refusal" come into play. Else, shouldn't.
Have you read the application form? Please do.

My question was in fact a hint!
The statement that you have quoted does not say "address(es) in UK".

1. Yes, if your leave has expired and if you don't apply within 28 days of withdrawing your application.
2. Already answered.

Apply to join family living permanently in the UK
Chapter 08: appendix FM family members (immigration directorate instructions)
Pay for UK healthcare as part of your immigration application

No.

Any stay beyond the expiry of leave is an overstay (illegal stay). Overstay of 28 days or less is "ignored" - this doesn't mean that the overstay is "legal". 1. No permission to stay means no permission to work. 2a. Explained in the very beginning. 2b. As previously answered by m...