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xcrogers wrote: ↑Sun Oct 17, 2021 6:32 pmThank you for the review and note.
I'll likely go for an early January application with super priority to avoid (excessive) delay on reponse and (perhaps) BRP delay so I can continue to travel for work. I had always looked at the end date on my BRP and assumed it that was the date that counted for the 60 months, was glad to learn/be reminded via this forum its the original entry was issued. That brings everything forward by almost a month which will allow me to apply for ILR in advance of my son being born. Why the forum is helpful!
That said...
I'll likely have 35-45 absences over the course of the 5 year period between personal and work travel. Again none would put me anywhere near the 180 day threshold over the counting period(s), just a lot to enter via the (somewhat labourious) web application. So as others have done it would seem a more concise letter/chart noting the required information is just a better way to convey this information. Yes.
Regarding the employer, would it be reasonable they can note agreement on travel in the same (one) letter they need to provide regardless? Ie... can they add a line that 'all travel out of the UK has been agreed as part of employment or holiday provided by this firm. Yes, there is no need for another letter to be raised only to state "they approved all your travels". A line stating this in the employer letter will suffice.
I dont want to over complicate but if something like the above will address an underlying concern of the number of trips by the reviewer its no issue to have my office include that language.
Thank you.
I have no days between date of entry clearance Jan 27th, 2017 (per paper visa in passport) and day I entered the UK (Jan 28th, 2017) per immigration stamp. No whole days, so nothing here counts towards 180 limit. However, my question was not about this.Zimba wrote: ↑Sun Nov 07, 2021 5:39 pmYou are overthinking this. You do not need to explain to UKVI about what they hold on your file. Answer the questions as asked. The gap in the beginning (between visa issue date and first entry) will be counted towards the 180 days limit but you do not need to declare it.