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No. Your safe provided if you dont fall under general grounds of refusal.mhkhan wrote:Dear All,
Based on this post, does this mean those who will apply for ILR in June 2014 will not be considered if their 5 years fell short by less than 3 months due to entering the UK in 2009 after 2 months of getting the first Tier 1?
Thanks.
Hi Alxale,alxale wrote:This is definitely a new clause - did not exist before...
(b) on the date that the continuous period of 5 years (or 4 years as
appropriate, as set out in (a)) ends, has leave as a highly skilled
migrant, and has spent the remainder of the period with leave as a
highly skilled migrant, a work permit holder or an Innovator; and
Hi Alxale, Your case doesn't look simple as it seems to be. With the leave you have had/having does not summate to 5 years. Some experienced senior people in this forum should advice you. You may have to apply for an extension very well in advance as by April 2015 next year T1 extn will be stopped.(Assuming u r in T1 Gen).alxale wrote:I have a very simple situation actually
Initial Leave - 10 June 2010 - 10 June 2013 (Entered UK 10 June 2010)
Extension - 2 June 2013 - 2 June 2015 (PEO Extension)
So there is a shortfall by 8 days covered by the 28 days rule
With the new changes, I am wondering if I am forced to do a 2nd extension as on the date at the end of my continuous 5 years (10 June 2015), I will not have a valid leave (since it expired 2 June 2015).
Note that 245CD will be applicable for ILR under Tier 1 (General).alxale wrote:13. Delete paragraph 135G and substitute: “Requirements for indefinite leave to remain as a highly skilled migrant ...