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10 year long residency application

Post by entrepreneur123 » Mon Dec 09, 2013 11:52 am

Hi,
Could you tell me what documents will be required for 10 (LR) application? I do have my passports. Do i need anything else?

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Post by Ali1975 » Mon Dec 09, 2013 11:55 am

All passports you had during last 10 years, life in the UK certificate and English language requirement, nothing else

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Post by entrepreneur123 » Mon Dec 09, 2013 12:05 pm

many thanks for your reply. Another question, I been to Germany last year for one week, when i entered Germany at Germany Airport they forgot to stamp my passport for entering Germany, however i have got Germany Exit stamp. Do u think missing Germany entering stamp will be problem?
Ali1975 wrote:All passports you had during last 10 years, life in the UK certificate and English language requirement, nothing else

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Post by rdin » Tue Dec 10, 2013 12:32 am

Ali1975 wrote:All passports you had during last 10 years, life in the UK certificate and English language requirement, nothing else
I thought p60 for all years of employment is mandatory to provide?

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Post by mycanal1 » Tue Dec 10, 2013 2:10 am

rdin wrote:
Ali1975 wrote:All passports you had during last 10 years, life in the UK certificate and English language requirement, nothing else
I thought p60 for all years of employment is mandatory to provide?
i read ukba guideline, there i read: if one attached all passports, then nothing else is required.
however, my personal view is, that if one send in P60s, bank statements, cover letter (specialty if one has any traffic convictions, gaps, ccj, etc etc ) than it will be helpful. Not disclosing any conviction or offence is an offence in ukba dictionary and would/could jeopardize one's future.

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Post by Smalik » Tue Dec 10, 2013 10:52 am

Hi all,
On the 10 year long residence form SET(lr), it asks for your current address and after that it says, if you have lived at this address for less than five years please give your previous address(not addresses).
Than there is space for one previous address.

I have seen another form on which two years address is required and it clearly states that if you have lived at this address for less than 2 years please give your previous ADDRESSES for the last 2 years.
Than there is space for two addresses and after that it states that attach a separate sheet if you require more space.

The confusion is do you have to give only current and previous address or you have to give all your addresses for the last five years.

Really appreciate if someone can help.

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10 year ILR confusion

Post by entrepreneur123 » Mon Apr 07, 2014 2:55 pm

hi,
I need advice regarding ILR based on 10 years. 5 years student, 2 years PSW and 3 years Tier 1 Entrepreneur visa. What documents should i submit along with my 10 years application? do i need to submit my business documents?

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Re: 10 year ILR confusion

Post by CR001 » Mon Apr 07, 2014 3:12 pm

You only need to submit :

Current and all passports covering the 10 years
BRP (if you have one)
LIUK
Proof of English Language level B1

https://www.gov.uk/long-residence/docum ... st-provide

And on page 19 of SET(LR) form

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... _04-14.pdf
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Re: 10 year ILR confusion

Post by entrepreneur123 » Mon Apr 07, 2014 3:24 pm

many thanks for your detail reply.
Now in my case, i am only allowed to work for my own business according to conditions of my visa so i was taking salary from my company using national insurance. Now when case worker will search my national insurance to see my employment history he will be able to see it. I am just wondering it might confuse him, as how he will know its my own company? However when i applied initally for Tier 1 visa i did submitted my company documents so they should have it on file. any suggestions?
CR001 wrote:You only need to submit :

Current and all passports covering the 10 years
BRP (if you have one)
LIUK
Proof of English Language level B1

https://www.gov.uk/long-residence/docum ... st-provide

And on page 19 of SET(LR) form

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... _04-14.pdf

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Re: 10 year ILR confusion

Post by CR001 » Mon Apr 07, 2014 3:38 pm

Set(LR) is based on residence, not on employment. Besides, they have access to all your information across all the relevant authorities.
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Re: 10 year ILR confusion

Post by entrepreneur123 » Mon Apr 07, 2014 3:44 pm

THANKS so i will just submit minimum level documents as you suggested, Also i am thinking to apply for SAR report which i found on https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... 23/sar.pdf
Could you guide me "Types of records required" which options should i select. I need it for my 10 years ILR application just to double check everything is right in ukba record. Options are;

Electronic records (computer database).
 Visa application records……………………
 Home Office case files…………………..
 Detention records held by UKBA …..……..
 Port files…………………………………..
 Detention records held by contractor……..
 Landing cards……………………………
 Removal escort records held by UKBA
 Work Permits UK records………………
 Removal escort records held by contractor
 NASS (asylum support) records………
All data held by the UK Border Agency.......

thanks again
CR001 wrote:Set(LR) is based on residence, not on employment. Besides, they have access to all your information across all the relevant authorities.

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Re: 10 year ILR confusion

Post by CR001 » Mon Apr 07, 2014 3:48 pm

I would select 'all data held by UKBA'
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Re: 10 year ILR confusion

Post by entrepreneur123 » Mon Apr 07, 2014 3:51 pm

Many thanks for your HELP.

CR001 wrote:I would select 'all data held by UKBA'

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Re: 10 year ILR confusion

Post by dareto10 » Wed Apr 23, 2014 3:07 pm

CR001 wrote:Set(LR) is based on residence, not on employment. Besides, they have access to all your information across all the relevant authorities.
Hi CR001,
Do HO check for employment history for 10 Long residence applications?

Thank you.

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Re: 10 year ILR confusion

Post by Amber » Wed Apr 23, 2014 3:11 pm

Being employed is not a prerequisite for SET(LR). Although, if breach of immigration rules is suspected then they may dealve deeper.
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10 years ILR law

Post by entrepreneur123 » Tue Jul 15, 2014 4:57 pm

Hi,
Someone told me that 10 year residency ILR law is part of european law. Is it true? or is it UK law thanks

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Re: 10 years ILR law

Post by sheraz7 » Tue Jul 15, 2014 5:04 pm

ILR based on 10 years of long residence is normally issued under Uk Immigration act 1971 and the time spent under EU route is also counted as long as the EU national is a qualified person. Whereas PR equivalent to ILR is normally be issued under EU directive 2004 which won't count the time spent under Uk immigration law.
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Re: 10 years ILR law

Post by entrepreneur123 » Wed Jul 16, 2014 12:27 pm

thanks for your reply. So ILR based on 10 years is UK law which mean they can change it anytime if they want to. As i heard UK cannot change it because it comes under EU law. Thanks

sheraz7 wrote:ILR based on 10 years of long residence is normally issued under Uk Immigration act 1971 and the time spent under EU route is also counted as long as the EU national is a qualified person. Whereas PR equivalent to ILR is normally be issued under EU directive 2004 which won't count the time spent under Uk immigration law.

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Post by Tier 4 » Wed Jul 16, 2014 1:15 pm

entrepreneur123 wrote:thanks for your reply. So ILR based on 10 years is UK law which mean they can change it anytime if they want to. As i heard UK cannot change it because it comes under EU law. Thanks
Well they did change 14 years long residence, and people thought that was too under ECHR.

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Re: 10 years ILR law

Post by UKBA HUNTER » Wed Jul 16, 2014 2:59 pm

The authorities always try to remove such category which people abuse a lot which was 14 years old ilr route but in case of 10 years legal stay route all the record they usually have. But if the remaining time to reach 10 years is few more years than spending same time & money in some other country is more wise where settlement is easier.
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Entry stamp missing

Post by entrepreneur123 » Mon Jun 29, 2015 6:48 pm

Hi.
I am going to apply for ILR soon based on 10 year legal stay. But just noticed when I visited Germany in 2011 my Germany entry stamp is missing. And when I came back to UK immigration officer did entry stamp on my old passport by mistake. Could you please advise if there will be any issue? Also I have ticket of that flight. Thanks

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Re: Entry stamp missing

Post by jonbca » Mon Jun 29, 2015 8:29 pm

No, it won't cause a problem. German passport control didn't stamp me in to Germany either in 2011, but I did get a couple of questions while leaving Germany. There were no problems when I extended my T1G in 2012. When I went to Gran Canaria last year, the Spanish didn't stamp me out. I've been through the UK and Schengen borders a dozen times since then with no problems. The UKBA will have a record of all your air travel in their computer, so just be clear on your absence dates in section 6. They can't refuse you for a German border guard's mistake.

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Re: Entry stamp missing

Post by entrepreneur123 » Wed Jul 01, 2015 2:04 am

Thanks for your reply. Yes when i left Germany the immigration officer asked me questions as well regarding missing entry stamp. and after that i did get extensions easily. Just was little worry as on 10 years ILR applications they might check all stamps to verify my stay in UK. However i do have electronic boarding pass and tickets.

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Re: Entry stamp missing

Post by kommsu » Wed Jul 01, 2015 12:28 pm

Hi entrepreneur123 ,

Don't worry , I have missed one entry stamp on my passport (Jan2014 arrival Uk) , went for ILR on 16/may/2015 , got ILR without any issues , I didn't mention anything on cover letter or application about missing stamp.
Just to make you feel tension free :) on this .

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Re: Entry stamp missing

Post by entrepreneur123 » Wed Jul 01, 2015 12:33 pm

Many thanks for your help


kommsu wrote:Hi entrepreneur123 ,

Don't worry , I have missed one entry stamp on my passport (Jan2014 arrival Uk) , went for ILR on 16/may/2015 , got ILR without any issues , I didn't mention anything on cover letter or application about missing stamp.
Just to make you feel tension free :) on this .

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