I have lived in the uk for 14 years

[Mustafaniceman]

My 1st husband used to beat me up Therefore I ran away lived with family afraid of him as he wanted to find me and hurt me more. I am still illegal but married again to a lovely British man we have a child. I wish to apply for permanent citizenship indefinite Leave to remain here in the uk. Please kindly advise ASAP. Thank You

[Casa]

My 1st husband used to beat me up Therefore I ran away lived with family afraid of him as he wanted to find me and hurt me more. I am still illegal but married again to a lovely British man we have a child. I wish to apply for permanent citizenship indefinite Leave to remain here in the uk. Please kindly advise ASAP. Thank You

...and in this thread you were asking for advice on bringing your husband from Pakistan Do you want to explain

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[Mustafaniceman]

Certainly not. I & my husband live here in the uk. But I need indefinite Leave to remain. I have a child also. I need advice as to can I apply now and will I succeed ? Thank You

[Casa]

Certainly not. I & my husband live here in the uk. But I need indefinite Leave to remain. I have a child also. I need advice as to can I apply now and will I succeed ? Thank You

I'll make it easy for you. Why have you also posted the following
"Good Afternoon I am aware of all the documents required which I have in my possession. As well as carers allowance I am earning extra £85 a week part time. To apply for my husband from Pakistan. All I need to know is please advise will the carers allowance letter do or do I have to contact them for more evidence by DSS to forward with the new application ? Thank You "

[Mustafaniceman]

Because that is for someone different.

[Casa]

Because that is for someone different.

In which case they should register on the forum under their own user name and post their own questions.

[vinny]

Because that is for someone different.

Please don't use the words "I" nor "my", etc., if you are asking for someone different.

[Mustafaniceman]

You are absolutely correct. My Apologies. Thank You for putting me right. I Appreciate it

[vinny]

I don't think that you may apply for ILR directly, if you have no leave.

Start with FLR(FP), 10 year partner route? Subsequently, switch to 5-year route when eligible.

Unless you wish to apply for a spouse visa from outside the UK?

Having a British child should help.

[secret.simon]

The 14 year Long Residence pathway to ILR was closed in July 2012.

It was replaced by a 20 year Long Residence pathway to FLR(FP), which require a further 10 years of legal residence to get to ILR.

As Vinny has suggested, you should start by either applying for an FLR(FP) within the UK and then switching to an FLR(M) or you could apply directly for a spouse visa from outside the UK ( in both cases, assuming that your British spouse meets the £18,600 annual salary requirement).

Once you have completed five years of residence under a spouse visa or ten years under FLR(FP), you will then be eligible for ILR.

You will only be eligible for naturalisation as a British citizen ten years after your illegal residence has ended.

[Wanderer]

Are you legally divorced from your first husband?