psdesai wrote:
My wife came to UK in November 2008. We are going to apply for the joint ILR in Sept. 2011. I am on Tier 1 visa. Could some one please advise if my wife can apply for the ILR with me next year.

Thanks,

Your wife would have been on T1 dependant for > 2 years, so I do not see a problem here.

As regards to #3, AFAIK children under 2y who were born in the UK do not need a visa so long as they do not leave the country. Once they go out of UK, they are subject to same level of immigration control as any other non-citizen. So in your case since your child will be leaving the UK, they will ne...

Application sent by spl delivery on 13/09/2010 for UK born baby
Fees by CC debited on: 14/09/10
No ack recd
Visa received by spl delivery: 01/10/10

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