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Applying ilr

Post by Crazyhorse68 » Sun Mar 27, 2016 4:12 pm

Hi
Im on dlr first time given 21st December 2010
Extension 20 January 2013
When do I need make an application for ILR please?
I have done my life in the uk test. Do I need to be English test for ILR ?
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Re: Applying ilr

Post by Crazyhorse68 » Sun Mar 27, 2016 5:02 pm

zodiac68 wrote:Hi
Im on dlr first time given 21st December 2010
Extension 20 January 2014
When do I need make an application for ILR please?
I have done my life in the uk test. Do I need to be English test for ILR ?
Best regards
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Re: Applying ilr

Post by CR001 » Sun Mar 27, 2016 5:31 pm

You waited just 50 minutes to bump your thread for an urgent response :shock:

It is Easter Sunday, we all have families and offer our time on the forum for free. When someone can or is willing to offer advice, I am sure they will. You will need to be patient.

If you need urgent and immediate advice, you are of course free to contact an OISC registered advisor who will charge you for their help.
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Re: Applying ilr

Post by Crazyhorse68 » Sun Mar 27, 2016 6:12 pm

I was trying to correct to date in my first post.It wouldn't allow me to do that .Why I submitted 2nd post with edited date.
I'm not looking for any urgent response. I apologise for that
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Re: Applying ilr

Post by CR001 » Sun Mar 27, 2016 6:22 pm

Ok, no worries then. Hopefully someone will be able to offer advice soon.

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Re: Applying ilr

Post by ram14esh » Sun Mar 27, 2016 10:41 pm

are you on Tier-1 General route?if your intial entry is 2010 so you have already completed 5yrs?what was the proof you have submitted for english during your extension?
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Re: Applying ilr

Post by CR001 » Sun Mar 27, 2016 11:20 pm

ram14esh wrote:are you on Tier-1 General route?if your intial entry is 2010 so you have already completed 5yrs?what was the proof you have submitted for english during your extension?
The OP has clearly stated they are on DLR, which is leave to remain outside the rules. Why would you assume it is Tier 1G?
by zodiac68 » Sun Mar 27, 2016 4:12 pm
Hi
Im on dlr first time given 21st December 2010
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Re: Applying ilr

Post by ram14esh » Sun Mar 27, 2016 11:35 pm

sorry its my mistake I thought DLR was a typo (instead of ILR) as I have not heard of DLR.Sorry then I am on the right person then.
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Re: Applying ilr

Post by CR001 » Sun Mar 27, 2016 11:36 pm

ram14esh wrote:sorry its my mistake I thought DLR was a typo (instead of ILR) as I have not heard of DLR.Sorry then I am on the right person then.
DLR stands for Discretionary Leave to Remain, usually applied for on form FLR(O).
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