Thanks Vinny. Is it worthy now to write a email to BRP team or UKBA complaints team to correct the below mistake ? [For the Tier 1 (Dependent) Visa Extension, my wife has taken in-person appointment. Her appointment was on the 05th December 2014. She received the extension letter on the same day, bu...

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As per your last answer 90 days rule doesn't apply for Tier-1 Dependent? Is there any corresponding document to clarify this?

Thank you so much Vinny for your prompt reply. Quick questions: My wife first received her visa on Tier 1 (Dependent) first visa - valid from 08th Jan 2013 and valid until 27th Jan 2015 But she entered the UK on 14th Mar 2013. 1.Does her ILR qualifying period start from 08th Jan 2013 or 14th Mar 201...

Hi All, Got my wife`s, Tier 1 (Dependent) first visa - valid from 08th Jan 2013 and valid until 27th Jan 2015 Tier 1 (Dependent) Visa Extension - valid from 05th Dec 2014 and valid until 05th Dec 2017. [For the Tier 1 (Dependent) Visa Extension, my wife has taken in-person appointment. Her appointme...

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Planning to apply for ILR on 2nd April 2015 My Visa status: Tier 1 (General) visa on 27th Jan 2010 to 27th Jan 2013 Tier 1 (General) Extension visa on 27th Jan 2013 to 27th Jan 2015 Tier 1 (General) Extension visa on 05th Dec 2014 to 05th Dec 2017 Long absence- Left UK on 1st Dec 2010 & returned...

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Instead of applying for ILR, initially I have extended my Tier-1 general visa to 3 years. Now I am planning to apply for ILR on 2nd April 2015 My Visa status: Tier 1 (General) visa on 27th Jan 2010 to 27th Jan 2013 Tier 1 (General) Extension visa on 27th Jan 2013 to 27th Jan 2015 Tier 1 (General) Ex...

[quote="lynxukauq"]well the medical reports would be different for individuals depending on their circumstances.

Main thing to consider is that you get the medical letter from your doctor who has been treating your case including all the prescription letters.[/quote

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My wife was granted ILR yesterday at Cardiff PEO. In 2 year probationary period she was out of the country for more than 180 days in her first year and second year due to the medical reason. We submitted all the medical evidences with the application. Our appointment was at 9.30 and we were given t...

D4109125 wrote:No one on here can guarantee anything I'm afraid. You will be relying on discretion I have highlighted the relevant Guidance notes. Ensure that you submit evidence to show that the excess absences were due to a serious medical issue.

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Absences of more than 180 days in each consecutive 12 month period preceding the date of application (in all categories) will mean the continuous period has been broken. However, consideration may still be given to granting indefinite leave to remain (ILR) outside the rules if evidence is provided ...

Hi, Am I eligible for ILR on medical grounds? Please advise. I am planning to apply for ILR in Dec 2014. Got my, Tier 1 (General) visa on 27th Jan 2010 to 27th Jan 2013 Tier 1 (General) Extension visa on 27th Jan 2013 to 27th Jan 2015 Total 295 days out of the country- Left UK on 1st Dec 2010 & ...

Am I eligible for ILR? I have a below query regarding ILR, can anyone please help me. I had my initial Tier-1 (General) visa in Jan 2010 for 3 years. Followed by an extension in Jan 2012 for 2 years , this is due to expire in Jan 2015. I am outside UK from Dec 2010 to Sept 2011, (Undergone medical t...