Hi Shahjee, What does that mean or imply ? Hi Zohaib, I hope u are well pls check the information below before u withdraw Ur application. Re: pre july 2012 PBS dependants - Petition by Zzee » Sat May 24, 2014 11:02 am Re: 10 years long residence applications by rmkirfan » Thu Apr 24, 2014 8:53 pm KA...

It will be OPTION 2. She will have to wait for 5 years to apply for her ILR from the day her FLR(M) is issued. HI SENIOR MEMBERS PLEASE HELP US TO SOLVE THIS CONFUSION !!!!! HI EVERYONE , I ASKED THIS QUESTION COUPLE OF TIMES BUT I STILL DID NOT GET RIGHT ANSWER , QUESTION IS I HAVE APPLIED MY SET(L...

No, but when you submitted the application you have already completed 10 years legal stay. It doesn't matter if your Tier 2 is revoked after 10 years legal stay. Hi My concern is whether I am meant to still be on tier 2 while they are considering my 10 yr ilr application. Could they say I am not her...

Then you don't have to worry as you would have already completed 10 years legal stay in this country when you applied for the ILR. Did you apply for ILR on long residence or 10 year basis ? Hi Pls help. I applied for ilr in March and am on maternity leave. My maternity leave ends 22 April and my bab...

Did you apply for ILR on long residence or 10 year basis ? Hi Pls help. I applied for ilr in March and am on maternity leave. My maternity leave ends 22 April and my baby is not settling in at nursery so I am considering not going back. Problem is I have a tier 2 visa - my employer sponsored me. Wil...

Hi Amber, Thanks for clearing this. What would apply to my situation ? My wife joined me as PSW dependent in July 2011. In Sept 2011, I changed to Tier 2 and wife also changed to Tier 2 dependent with me from Sept 2011. I qualify and would be applying for ILR through long residence i.e. SET(LR) in A...

Hi Shahjee1234, Thanks for your input. Regarding the section 7 in the new FLR(M) form, there is some discussion/comments by the experts in the following thread, http://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/new-flr-m-form-6-april-2014-t161896.html Let me know what do you think ? 2 ...

So my wife is as my Tier 2 dependent since Sept 2011 and I would be applying for SET(LR) in august 2014. I would apply for her FLR(M) following my application as her visa expires in Sept 2014. So how long she would have to wait to apply for her ILR through SET(M) after she gets her FLR(M) ? So to wh...

Refer to this thread. You will get your answer - http://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/new-flr-m-form-6-april-2014-t161896.html Hi KashRIZ, Let's be very clear, there is no change to Section 7 about income trash hold and maintenance. So don't know what changes are you refer...

Hi shiju31/Amber, If you have already got your ILR, the only way you can extend your wife's visa is through FLR(M) ? You can't extend it as a PBS dependent as you yourself on ILR but not on PBS/Tier1. well. that sounds good if that rule doesn't apply for her on FLR M. Only reason for me to prefer FL...

So to whom or who would be eligible to apply as a dependent using the two year rule ? You need to have been living in the UK with a ‘partner of a settled person’ visa for: 2 years if you applied for your visa before 9 July 2012 [quote="KashRIz"] No you cant as they made this correction to ...

Ok not PBS but dependent of ILR or settled person. So when you get ILR (SET(LR)) your dependent will be partner of a settled person. Then you could use that link to check the eligibility and apply for SET(M) as partner of a settled person ?? the link you shared clearly says Eligibility You need to h...

As per the UKVI website, they still haven't abolished the PBS dependent transition route. If you follow the below link, it gives the 2 years transitional option to apply for SET(M) ILR, https://www.gov.uk/settle-in-the-uk/y/you-re-the-family-member-of-someone-who-has-settled-in-the-uk/some-other-way...

Hi KashRIz, This is about the income requirement. Where is it mentioned about the 2 year or 5 year route after getting FLR(M) following the rule changes i.e. 6th April ? Can the dependants with FLR(M) applied/obtained after 6th April use their previous stay to count towards the 2 years and apply for...

"10 years applicants wont be able to apply for dependents with them so they have to use rules which are for settled persons dependents and THOSE rules are changed now" So does this mean long resident dependents have to use rules which are for settled persons dependents - they could apply a...

Read that, but it doesn't say anywhere that dependents of long residents need to wait for 5 years to apply for settlement ? Hi sswsz, R u still around . Any comment on new rule . R they changed or unchanged for long residency based dependant. Plz guide us Shah They are changed look at the Part 8 upd...

So anything/anywhere mentioned in the new rules that long resident dependents have to wait for 5 years (if applied after 6th April) before applying for ILR regardless they are here before July 2012 ? I dont think it would be that easy as £18600 minimum level is in court for 18 months now and still n...

Hi SSWSZ, What are the FM new threshold rules ? Can you point to or link to these new rules ? Thanks But this is the thing of past ho is smarter then we all think .from 6 April rules are changing and 10 years ILR dependent no longer use this transition arrangement .every one have to do flr according...

Hi bc_young, Congratulations on your husband's ILR. You mentioned in your post that you will be going for direct switch SET(M) instead of FLR(M). Whenever you apply, please share your experience of the direct switch. I am also in the same situation. It will be very helpful. Thanks, die_hard Hi all, ...

Hi, Congrats on your spouse ILR without the need for FLR(M). Just a question - So what English language qualification did you show as part of your wife's ILR ? Was the NAARIC confirming degree in Enligh enough ? Thanks Disclaimer: this is for guidance and not any kind of official advise. Hi guys, I ...

Hi bhargav.ganti, So what English language qualification you showed for your FLR (M) application and SET(M) ? Did you show two separate ones for both the applications ? Hi bhargav.ganti, Congrats on your's and your's wife ILR. I have question to you regarding your FLR(M) and SET(M). So as you mentio...

Hi bhargav.ganti, Congrats on your's and your's wife ILR. I have question to you regarding your FLR(M) and SET(M). So as you mentioned you successfully applied for FLR(M) and then SET(M) at Croydon PEO. Do did you take both the forms FLR(M) and SET(M) and submitted both ? Did you had to pay fees for...

Thanks for your reply Damanisshallo. You are correct, she comes under old rules. With regards to your reference to the post to see how she would qualify, she wouldn't be able to apply for ILR directly (without FLR(M)) after I get mine. This is because, my Tier 2 Gen runs out in Sept 2014 and I only ...

Hi Damanisshallo, I have been following this forum for long time but have recently joined. I have a question for you as you are senior and most experienced member on this forum. I will be eligible for 10 years ILR (LR) next year, Sept 2014 (5 years - student, 2 years - PSW and 3 years - Tier 2 Gener...

Hi All senior members/moderators, I have been following this forum for long time but have recently joined. I have a question for you as you are senior and most experienced member on this forum. I will be eligible for 10 years ILR (LR) next year, Sept 2014 (5 years - student, 2 years - PSW and 3 year...