Thank you vinny and Danbrix
for your reply, but do I class myself in 5 year rule?

Thanks, peter

Thank you, but am i eligible to apply now?

Hi, I have been living in the uk for about 6 years. I lived with my partner for 5 years, at the bigining of this year, I applied for my ILR SET (M), which was granted, however, me and my partner seprated about a month ago. my questions are: * will I lose my ILR? * If not, when I will be eligible for...

[quote="owais210"]Hi Khan85. Thanks Alot. I applied in person.Its important to have your partner with you, Becuase it obviously is a very important day. You can apply by post but I dont like it as if they have any questions it will only delays process. If your application is straight forwa...

Can you help as I am planning to apply for SET(M) next month!! I have an unmarried partner visa. However, I have some absence out of the uk. I went twice to visit my family (about 30 days in total), but my partner couldn't go with me, because of her job. But we kept in contact via email during those...

[quote="Casa"]If you apply by post you'll be given the opportunity to explain further if required, or provide more proof.[/quote] Thanks Casa for your help!! I really do need help / advice from anyone who had an experience of applying for SET (M) application with around 180 time out of the...

[quote="Casa"]Apply by post, not in person.[/quote]

Thanks Casa,
But do you think there is any chance of losing my ILR even if I am applying by post, however I spent about 180 days out of the Uk

I am planning to apply for ILR in few months time, but I really need your help!! I've passed life in the UK test I was granted an unmarried partner visa almost tow years ago, but I left the UK three times. The first time I left the UK for just 10 days (family visit). The second time I left the UK fo...