ILR/ Extention

[rella5]

Hi All,

I am due for ILR in 2 moths as a spouse of a settled person(two year rule applies) -got first visa before the new rule.

Few weeks down the line to getting ILR, my relationship is melting down hence a back up plan. I have a child who is already British and lives with us.

Any way out in case the unexpected happens??

I am employed and I support my family all document are up-to-date and no criminal records.

Thanks..

[abhisheks9]

i think 2 month should NOT be hard to manage?
i am no expert you should get ILR based on your child being british
check: https://www.gov.uk/settle-in-the-uk/y/y ... nother-way

[secret.simon]

Provided that you can still prove that you are the spouse of a settled person, you should still get your ILR.

You are considered a spouse until the decree absolute of the divorce. That would easily be more than 2 months away.

The key thing is to ensure that you have the paperwork proving that you are the spouse (marriage certificate).

[CR001]

You are considered a spouse until the decree absolute of the divorce.

This is relevant to citizenship applications.

For ILR, the spouse applying and the settled/British spouse need to prove that the relationship/marriage is subsisting. Best advice to the OP would be to try and make things work out for the next few months at least.

[rella5]

THANKS GUYS..still hanging in there..All noted.

[Casa]

The main issue here is, will your spouse support your application for ILR?

[Obie]

That is true. I agree with CASA.

Is your spouse prepared to support you, or is your relationship subsisting.