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curiousja wrote: ↑Mon Jul 15, 2019 10:58 am
My current contract is until end of Dec 2019, I have another job offer. I would be grateful if you could please suggest whether
after getting my ILR, can I change the job,
Yes. You are under no restrictions.
in that condition, please suggest
whether my dependents Tier-2 visa will still be valid as their visas will be based on my previous sponsor.
Yes. Their visa based on you not ur sponsor.
So if I change the job, can my wife and son still apply for the ILR ?
Yes. Shall be granted in line without yours.
When was their initial visa issued?
and I can still apply for my daughter’s naturalisation.
Yes
They can apply for ILR no sooner than within 28 days before the 5th anniversary of their initial visa START date, i.e. 5th November 2019 minus 28 days.
It is no sooner than within 28 days BEFORE the 5th anniversary of the INITIAL VISA ISSUE DATE!!! Clearly stated in the rules and 100s of times on the forum and advised by myself this morning already!!!curiousja wrote: ↑Mon Jul 15, 2019 12:08 pmMany thanks for your answer-
Although they got the visa on 5th November 2014 but they entered UK on Dec 8 2014 so I guess the date they can apply ILR will be- 8th Dec 2019 minus 28 days~ 10 Nov 2019 OR 5th November 2019 minus 28 days?
Sorry, just confirming again, if I change my Job after getting my ILR, will it effect their Tier 2 dependent status as their sponsorship will be based on my previous job, please suggest in this scenario whether they can apply for ILR as a Tier 2 dependent, and we can apply for naturalisation for my UK born daughter?
Thanks!
curiousja wrote: ↑Tue Jul 16, 2019 9:13 pmHi all,
I have to apply for ILR soon, I have a query regarding calculation of dates outside the UK. Please suggest if somebody leaves UK on June 6 and comes back on June 9 (arrived in the morning, stamped in the UK) and joins the work. Will it be OK to write the absence period as June 6 to June 9? If correct then how many days should I write?
Thanks!
curiousja wrote: ↑Wed Jul 17, 2019 10:45 amThanks for your suggestions and link to the document!
If I understood correctly, I will mention (departure to arrival dates) in the Set (o) form, i.e. 06/06/18 to 09/06/18 (even if I joined the office on 09/06/18?) and difference between these dates will be counted as 2 days, correct?
YES!that was the purpose of the link. I even posted the pertinent line. You gotta read before repeating the question over and over again.
Please also suggest in the from the Employer do we need to mention just dates or have to calculate the number of days as well?
Only dates.
Thanks again!
Payslips n bank statements are enough. Ho will verify evidence even if you attach justifying documents. Extra docs are a waste of both of ur times..curiousja wrote: ↑Mon Aug 05, 2019 9:38 pmDear all,
I am planning to apply for ILR application soon, as a supporting documents please suggest online payslips with University logo is enough or I need to also attach a Letter from the employer confirming the payslips. Moreover, 3 month postal bank statements are enough or do I need to also attach letter from a bank confirming the finance details?
Thanks!
User means 'annual leave(s)' not that he has left the sponsor.
curiousja wrote: ↑Wed Aug 07, 2019 11:47 amHello
I am planning to apply for my ILR soon as I am finishing my 5 years on Tier 2 visa in Aug.
My wife and my son will finish their 5 years ~ 8 Dec 2019 and they can apply 28 days before.
Read ur thread from the beginning. This has been answered already.
As I will be applying now and hope to get my ILR before them so when I apply for their ILR do I need to submit the copy of my current Tier 2 based biometric or ILR based biometric? Moreover do I need to submit my copy of passport as well along with my bank statements.
Whatever ur status is at the time! Please read associated guidance for dependants. !
Thanks!