your case is quite complicated with gap of more than 180 days in 12 months. I think you will be fine in 2016 and that time your gap of more than 200 days will be divided in 2 years but but but there are exceptions also who go the ILR approved with gap more than 180 days. http://www.immigrationboards...

Simbu, can you please also provide your VISA start date and end and VISA Type

Sunil and Senthil, Please update your case outcomes on this thread also.......

Simbu, you can put your case in this blog. There are Gurus & Modorators like Manci & Amber who can guide you far far better than any Lawer and most important WITHOUT any FEE

Hi NHS, Please post your progress and let us know your status.

Thanks a lot. Thats very useful information. I was out of UK for more than 180 days in 2011, for 7 months to be precise. I have 2 questions, if you can help- 1. Considering i was out of UK for more than 180 days for only one of the 5 years, If my company provides a reason document stating i was out...

Gaurav, Please check your continuity first from the date of ILR application. For the continuity, you should not be out of UK for more than 180 days in 12 consecutive months Just so you know, 180 days rules is per 12 calendar months from the date of application Example: Applying for ILR date 11 Novem...

Congratulations digitanium

Hi Hemant, Thanks for your time. Also let me know does SOC code is mandatory to be mentioned in letter as part of ILR submission. What if we couldn't get one as my company does not want to mention this. Thanks, Manoj @Manoj, It is required to mention the SOC code in leter as a part of ILR submissio...

Write the actual time starting from you entry date i.e. 20.06.2009
but you have to mention in your cover letter, is your visa stamped on xx/xxx/xxxx date and entered uk on xx/xxx/xxxx date after xx days.

Assigned date on my COS is 02 May 2014

I have got COS in May 2014...
Whats your concern..?

you are qualified as per The period between entry clearance being issued and the applicant entering the UK may be counted toward the qualifying period, as long as it does not exceed 90 days. This can occur if the applicant is delayed travelling to the UK. Provided the period of delay does not exceed...

Thanks Hemant

Hi Guys,

congrats first of all

did you try to know the reason why did they take so long for taking decision?
Was your case so complicated for them to decided

could you please explain further for other's help

thanks

Hi Hemant,

I am also in the same boat but except the visa type. I am on Tier 2 (ICT).
My questions are:

1. Did you show your India Salary Slips and Banks Statements for the period you were working in India and absent in UK?

2. Which PEO did you get the appointment for your ILR application?

Thanks

@Manci, As curiouscrab has Tier 2 Migrant which has ILR so my questions is
Does Application date matter, if VISA type has ILR

Amber_ has already given you the answer... dont worry and trust him

I have just got a reply from Home office that as a Tier 2 ICT migrant,we would need to select Tier 1 General for showing the points using PBS.As long as your degree is awarded 20 points or more and 10 points foe English,you should be able to meet the KOLL requirement as a Tier 2 ICT applicant. Hope...

Hi,

That is the case of Baby born after parents got ILR.
What should one do, if Baby born before parents ILR for example baby born in Mar-2014 and parents ILR due in next year or after a couple of months?

thanks

Thanks Suchita.....

Thanks for the quick response

That's because absences greater than 180 days break the continuous period. Hi Amber_, Could you please clearify my doubt here... It is silly but sorry... :? Absences greater than 180 days breaks the continuous period, yes right but it should in 12 consucutive months, isnt it? Next question, should ...

pls post it

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Amber_ wrote:It seems straightforward.

But.............
anyways Thanks