Dear Vinne,
From 26 Feb 14 to 25 Nov 16 is only 29 months, how can you say she has got 33 months visa..Can you please confirm? Now Im British Citizen ..As per my understanding on
"Apply to settle in the UK
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1What's your situation?
You're the family member or partner of a British citizen
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2Did your family member or partner settle before they became a British citizen?
Yes
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3How did they settle?
On a work visa
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4What type of work visa did they settle with?
A tier 1, tier 2 or tier 5 visa
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You can apply as the partner or child of a tier 1, 2 or 5 visa-holder who has settled in the UK
You may be eligible for settlement (‘indefinite leave to remain’) as the partner or child of a person who’s already settled using:
any tier 1 visa except Tier 1 (Graduate Entrepreneur) or Tier 1 (Post-Study Work)
a tier 2 visa
a Tier 5 (International Agreement) visa
If your partner or parent settled in another way, for example because they’d been in the UK for 10 years (‘Long Residence’), you can’t settle because of their work visa. You’ll need to apply to stay in the UK with a person settled in the UK .
Partners are 2 people in a genuine relationship - you must be able to prove 1 of the following:
you’re married
you’re in a civil partnership
you’ve been in a relationship for 2 years
You and your partner must intend to continue your relationship after you apply.
Eligibility for partners
You must have been given a partner visa and been living with your partner in the UK for at least:
2 years if you applied for that visa before 9 July 2012
5 years if you applied for that visa on or after 9 July 2012
When you apply for settlement, you and your partner must:
be living together in your own accommodation
not be using public funds
If you’re 18 to 64 years old when you apply, you must also pass:
the Life in the UK Test
an English language test"
She first arrived to UK in Nov 2012
