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That is NOT correct. ILR will be granted if on the day the case worker is making a decision you are eligible for ILR (the day of the decision)If this is correct, my application date of ILR will be the date of my tier 2 extension which is definately earlier than when I am eligible to apply. I will fail the application.
Thank you so much for the explanation. Is there any documents explain this situation? I will certainly submit my ILR after I am eligible to apply.Zimba wrote: ↑Tue Apr 21, 2020 1:01 amYou said:
That is NOT correct. ILR will be granted if on the day the case worker is making a decision you are eligible for ILR (the day of the decision)If this is correct, my application date of ILR will be the date of my tier 2 extension which is definately earlier than when I am eligible to apply. I will fail the application.
They will use the date that is most beneficial to the applicant when calculating the specified continuous period for ILR. So as long as you are eligible on the day of the decision your ILR will be granted.
I did not give you that link so that you go and start a query there STICK ONLY TO THIS POST for your queriesFcjl22 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 21, 2020 10:05 amThank you so much for the explanation. Is there any documents explain this situation? I will certainly submit my ILR after I am eligible to apply.Zimba wrote: ↑Tue Apr 21, 2020 1:01 amYou said:
That is NOT correct. ILR will be granted if on the day the case worker is making a decision you are eligible for ILR (the day of the decision)If this is correct, my application date of ILR will be the date of my tier 2 extension which is definately earlier than when I am eligible to apply. I will fail the application.
They will use the date that is most beneficial to the applicant when calculating the specified continuous period for ILR. So as long as you are eligible on the day of the decision your ILR will be granted.
Hi ZImba,Zimba wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 1:19 amI did not give you that link so that you go and start a query there STICK ONLY TO THIS POST for your queriesFcjl22 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 21, 2020 10:05 amThank you so much for the explanation. Is there any documents explain this situation? I will certainly submit my ILR after I am eligible to apply.Zimba wrote: ↑Tue Apr 21, 2020 1:01 amYou said:
That is NOT correct. ILR will be granted if on the day the case worker is making a decision you are eligible for ILR (the day of the decision)If this is correct, my application date of ILR will be the date of my tier 2 extension which is definately earlier than when I am eligible to apply. I will fail the application.
They will use the date that is most beneficial to the applicant when calculating the specified continuous period for ILR. So as long as you are eligible on the day of the decision your ILR will be granted.
As repeated several times, you can vary a pending application at any time even before doing biometricsThanks a lot for the reply. I have been reviewing previous posts in a similar situation. I came across one of your earlier post that applicant has to enroll biometrics for the first application before they can vary to another application? Based on the current situation, there is no way to enroll biometrics because all the centres are closed. In that case, am I still be able to vary to ILR?
UKVI has been issuing refunds as far as I've seen after variationMy second question is if I enroll the biometric, the first application will be an valid application, in that case, HO won't refund fee and NHS,right?
DO NOT attend the biometrics for the first application if you varied to ILR.Additionally, what if I make my ILR before I can enroll my biometric for the first application? I have a strong feeling this will be the case if I make the T2 extension application.
Yes they wouldThere might be another alternative. Visas have been extended from 31 Jan. to 31 May now due to the virus. I think they will extend it to at least 31 Jul. according to the current situation. Or they might even extend to 30 Sep if the situation remains. These extensions will be counted as valid for the 10 years, right? I might want to wait to see how this goes.
Hi again, could you please explain this a bit more? This sounds exictly as my situation. But you mean I could apply to vary to ILR while waiting for my T2 extension desicion? my existing visa will expire by the time i vary to ILR and I am just in 3C leave. I am just confused. Thank you.
I repeat again, you can vary ANY pending application at ANYTIME whether you have valid visa or not or whether you have section 3C or not. As variation simply means changing the conditions of your initial application, your section 3C protection remains unaffected. DO NOT mistake this with a new fresh applicationFcjl22 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 5:10 pmHi again, could you please explain this a bit more? This sounds exictly as my situation. But you mean I could apply to vary to ILR while waiting for my T2 extension desicion? my existing visa will expire by the time i vary to ILR and I am just in 3C leave. I am just confused. Thank you.
Could you please help me with my new question? Thank you.Zimba wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 5:25 pmI repeat again, you can vary ANY pending application at ANYTIME whether you have valid visa or not or whether you have section 3C or not. As variation simply means changing the conditions of your initial application, your section 3C protection remains unaffected. DO NOT mistake this with a new fresh applicationFcjl22 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 5:10 pmHi again, could you please explain this a bit more? This sounds exictly as my situation. But you mean I could apply to vary to ILR while waiting for my T2 extension desicion? my existing visa will expire by the time i vary to ILR and I am just in 3C leave. I am just confused. Thank you.
Zimba wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 5:25 pmI repeat again, you can vary ANY pending application at ANYTIME whether you have valid visa or not or whether you have section 3C or not. As variation simply means changing the conditions of your initial application, your section 3C protection remains unaffected. DO NOT mistake this with a new fresh applicationFcjl22 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 5:10 pmHi again, could you please explain this a bit more? This sounds exictly as my situation. But you mean I could apply to vary to ILR while waiting for my T2 extension desicion? my existing visa will expire by the time i vary to ILR and I am just in 3C leave. I am just confused. Thank you.
will the variation affect the main applicant's application if I was the dependant? The main applicant still wants to go ahead with the application.Zimba wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 3:42 pmZimba wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 5:25 pmI repeat again, you can vary ANY pending application at ANYTIME whether you have valid visa or not or whether you have section 3C or not. As variation simply means changing the conditions of your initial application, your section 3C protection remains unaffected. DO NOT mistake this with a new fresh applicationFcjl22 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 5:10 pmHi again, could you please explain this a bit more? This sounds exictly as my situation. But you mean I could apply to vary to ILR while waiting for my T2 extension desicion? my existing visa will expire by the time i vary to ILR and I am just in 3C leave. I am just confused. Thank you.
This is NOT your post. DO NOT tag your questions hereT4toT2 wrote: ↑Thu May 07, 2020 4:26 pmPoint 1, ILR for Furlough worker:
I'm now on furloughed from 1st of may till 1st of June, hope that wont impact my ILR application next year February 2021, also my sponsor didnt notify UKVI about my furlough status hope they won't penalise me for this and they'd understand considering this pandemic situation.
Point 2, about ILR:
My tier 2 visa expires on 11/02/2021 when i'll be 19 (47-28=19) days short from 10 years, even after excluding the 28 days period, in total 47 days if you exclude 28 then 19 days short.
Arrived UK on Tier 4 visa on 30/03/2011 (Tier 4 visa granted from 22/03/2011) whats the rule for early ILR application as i don't want to spend extra money on extension and deal with extra complexity.
My current situation has just changed. I just noticed that it is impossible for my wife to switch from t2 dependant to t5 even though the new rules said you could apply a long-term visa within UK where you normally have to go back to home country. Because T5 is a short-term visa and there is no link or form I could find to apply T5 in the UK.
Thanks for the suggestions. But the problem is that when I vary to ILR, I will still be waiting for my desicion because there might not be a Premier appointment or during waiting for the appointment. When I vary to ILR, as my T2 extension dependant, is my wife still covered by 3C leave before the desicion of the T2 extension? Or she has to vary to FLR(M) at the same time when I vary to ILR? But at that point, my ILR won't be granted yet. What will be the legal process for my wife? Thank you.
Thank you so much for the clarification. I came across a saying on ohter topics that you can't change employer when waiting for the discision of ILR. But I think it is only applied to 5 years T 2 route, right? But as my case is 10 years route, I don't need an employer at all. In that case, I should be able to change job during waiting for the discion of my ILR? I should be eligible to work in the uk as soon as I vary my Tier 2 extension to ILR, right? The reason to ask the question is that I am looking for a new job after my current contract finishes. thank you.Zimba wrote: ↑Mon May 11, 2020 3:41 pmI have to repeat myself over and over here which I think is not productive anymore. As I repeated several times you can vary any pending application at any time. Your wife's application does not change as long s her application remains pending. No one becomes illegal due to a side effect. That is not how things work. I suggest to wait until UKVCAS opens up and then vary.