We think SET (M) will give us the opportunity of applying for same day service and we can put all the stress behind us rather than apply SET (LR) by post which can take months. What do you think? There are Pros & Cons for both depending on your circumstances. The only con with SET(LR) is the du...

Yes my ILR was based on 10 years long residence (5.5 years on student visa and 4.5 years on Tier 2 General). We felt as he was already qualified for ILR in his own right through long residence we could use SET M form and link that to my own application. Possibly the confusion came from there! Have ...

Hi Damani and other senior members, Kindly help with this query. I received my ILR on the 18th April 2013. But before this we had applied for my husband's on SET M as he was qualified in his own right for ILR since November 2012. For my husband's application we submitted his passport and LIUK test ...

Hi Vinny, I was granted ILR under long residence (5.5 years on Student Visa and 4.5 years on Tier 2 General). My husband has been my dependant. Initially on a student dependant Visa and then as a Tier 2 General dependant. Yes, he entered the UK on the 1st of November 2002 and we felt he was applying...

Hi Damani and other senior members, Kindly help with this query. I received my ILR on the 18th April 2013. But before this we had applied for my husband's on SET M as he was qualified in his own right for ILR since November 2012. For my husband's application we submitted his passport and LIUK test r...

Hi Damani and other senior members, Kindly help with this query. I received my ILR on the 18th April 2013. But before this we had applied for my husband's on SET M as he was qualified in his own right for ILR since November 2012. For my husband's application we submitted his passport and LIUK test r...