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Please do not write in all capitals, AS THIS IS MUCH HARDER TO READ (and appears to be shouting)!
Hi,luqi2020 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 21, 2018 2:51 pmThank you for reply!
My true circumstances are not hidden if you checked my previous posts.
True circumstances are as follow:
came 2005
applied asylum same year 2005
all appeal exhausted 2008
made fresh claim in 2010 and got granted 2012 3 years discretionary leave outside immigration rule
again extension applied 2015 got granted 3 years leave again till 2018
my 6 years completed in Jan 2018 and got granted Indefinite leave to remain through premium service.
i did not miss my reporting even single time since i came up to my first grant.
does any member had same situation and got nationality please share will be great help
i do apologize for capital writing sorry for inconvenience.
i will be careful
thank you all
Click link to the requirementsBreach of immigration law
To meet the residence requirements, you should not have been in breach of immigration
law during the residential qualifying period. You should have been here legally. This means you must have had the necessary permission under the immigration laws to be in
the UK. You may be refused if you have been in breach of immigration laws during the
residential qualifying period. This is especially relevant if you came to the UK as an
asylum seeker and your application for refugee status and any appeals were refused
during this period.
If you came to the UK as an asylum seeker and/or as an illegal entrant (for example if you
entered the UK clandestinely) you must have evidence that you were here legally during
the residential qualifying period. You may be in breach of immigration laws during the
residential qualifying period if you had exhausted all your appeal rights and had not left the
country, even if you were subsequently given indefinite leave to remain as a concession. If
you were not covered by temporary leave to remain during the whole residential qualifying
period while appeals were under consideration, then your application will fail on breach of
immigration conditions.
Just because you were given indefinite leave to remain does not mean that we will
automatically disregard the time you were in breach of immigration laws during the
residential qualifying period. Any immigration offences will also be considered as part of the
good character requirement. This includes immigration breaches in the 10-year period
before you apply for naturalisation – see the section on good character.
you can apply only point need to prove how did you accommodate and fullfill during illegal time
odat wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 11:27 amI was living with my wife she accommodate and we still together we been together 9 year now