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28 Days rule for ILR

Post by asingh42 » Sun Oct 29, 2023 2:46 pm

Hi Guys, my wife is up for ILR through the spouse route and she entered the UK on 29/12/2018 and I was wondering when does the 28 days discretion starts.

1. Does it start from the date entered into the UK?
2. Or does it start from the issue date of the initial entry visa into the UK?( Initial visa valid from 20/12/2018)

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Re: 28 Days rule for ILR

Post by CR001 » Sun Oct 29, 2023 3:25 pm

Option 1, the date she entered the uk on a spouse visa.
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ILR Spouse route cash savings.

Post by asingh42 » Mon Nov 06, 2023 9:08 pm

Hi guys,

My wife is up for ILR next month and I wanted to rely on cash savings to fulfil the Income requirement. So me and my wife hold savings in a fixed bond which is maturing this month, The bank will transfer these funds to a separate bank account once matured. So my query is that since the requirement is to show savings being held for more than 6 months, will immigration accept the fact funds were in fixed bond and are now in a separate account?

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Re: ILR Spouse route cash savings.

Post by zimba » Tue Nov 07, 2023 12:14 pm

asingh42 wrote:
Mon Nov 06, 2023 9:08 pm
Hi guys,

My wife is up for ILR next month and I wanted to rely on cash savings to fulfil the Income requirement. So me and my wife hold savings in a fixed bond which is maturing this month, The bank will transfer these funds to a separate bank account once matured. So my query is that since the requirement is to show savings being held for more than 6 months, will immigration accept the fact funds were in fixed bond and are now in a separate account?
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Re: ILR Spouse route cash savings.

Post by asingh42 » Mon Nov 20, 2023 7:42 pm

I was wondering which method will be easier, cash savings or Salaried income although I have worked less than 6 months with current employer, so I have to provide 12 month of payslips.

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Re: ILR Spouse route cash savings.

Post by zimba » Tue Nov 21, 2023 12:56 pm

asingh42 wrote:
Mon Nov 20, 2023 7:42 pm
I was wondering which method will be easier, cash savings or Salaried income although I have worked less than 6 months with current employer, so I have to provide 12 month of payslips.
It is not about easy or hard. It is about which category you qualify under. The guide is clear what you need to provide under each category
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Re: ILR Spouse route cash savings.

Post by asingh42 » Sat Nov 25, 2023 10:30 am

Hi could someone check my cohabitation evidence and see if its ok as I am applying 02/12/2023, thanks.

1. Bank( Joint) Apr 21
2. Gas/Elec ( Joint) Jul 21
3. Bank (Joint) Nov 21
4. Gas/Elec (Joint) Mar 22
5. Credit card(Mr) + Phone (Mrs) June 22
6. Different Bank (Joint) Nov 22
7. HMRC(Mrs)+ Broadband(Mr) Mar 23
8. Bank(Mrs) + SKY bill (Mr) -Jul 23
9. Gas/Elec ( Joint) Nov 23

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Re: ILR Spouse route cash savings.

Post by Ticktack » Sat Nov 25, 2023 11:22 am

asingh42 wrote:
Sat Nov 25, 2023 10:30 am
Hi could someone check my cohabitation evidence and see if its ok as I am applying 02/12/2023, thanks.

1. Bank( Joint) Apr 21
2. Gas/Elec ( Joint) Jul 21
3. Bank (Joint) Nov 21
4. Gas/Elec (Joint) Mar 22
5. Credit card(Mr) + Phone (Mrs) June 22
6. Different Bank (Joint) Nov 22
7. HMRC(Mrs)+ Broadband(Mr) Mar 23
8. Bank(Mrs) + SKY bill (Mr) -Jul 23
9. Gas/Elec ( Joint) Nov 23
It's fine, but it's a bit much. You have 9, you need 6. Not a problem regardless. 2022 -2023 should be fine.
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Re: ILR Spouse route cash savings.

Post by asingh42 » Sat Nov 25, 2023 1:01 pm

I think I am ready for applying, could someone check my documents list.

1. Applicants passport including all pages/ BRP
2. Declaration Signed by sponsor
3. Ecctis report for Degree taught in English
4. Life in UK email/ Reference entered on application
5. British son's passport and birth certificate
6. Cohabitation evidence including 6 pieces of documents from minimum 3 sources
7. Sponsor's Passport including all pages.
8. Cash Savings Declaration/ 6 Months statements
9. Declaration from parents we can live at the property/ Title Register in their name/ Council Tax in their name and Their Passport photocopy.
10. 12 Month Payslips including 3 month from current Employer and 9 from previous/ 12 Months Bank statements showing salary/ Employment Letter confirming employment, gross salary and Permanent employment.
11. Marriage Certificate

Am I missing anything here or am I good to go?

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Re: ILR Spouse route cash savings.

Post by asingh42 » Mon Nov 27, 2023 9:47 pm

During filling the form following question are asked :

Do you own or rent your home?
Selected Neither own nor rent
Asks me to provide proof of property, copy of id and letter.

Then the following question is again asked
Do you currently live with parents, friends or family
rent-free?
Selected Yes

Asks me again to provide proof of property, copy of id and letter.

So in the documents check list proof of property, copy of id and letter now appear twice over?

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Re: ILR Spouse route cash savings.

Post by AmazonianX » Mon Nov 27, 2023 10:16 pm

asingh42 wrote:
Mon Nov 27, 2023 9:47 pm
During filling the form following question are asked :

Do you own or rent your home?
Selected Neither own nor rent
Asks me to provide proof of property, copy of id and letter.

Then the following question is again asked
Do you currently live with parents, friends or family
rent-free?
Selected Yes

Asks me again to provide proof of property, copy of id and letter.

So in the documents check list proof of property, copy of id and letter now appear twice over?
So you may go ahead and repeat same evidence, not a problem.

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Re: ILR Spouse route cash savings.

Post by asingh42 » Wed Nov 29, 2023 7:27 pm

When providing passport copies of the parents for accommodation purposes, is just the first photo page ok or do they require all pages in the passport like for applicant and sponsor?

Also there is a question on the form that asks how long you have lived in the UK, will answering 4 year 11 months be ok?

Thanks for the continuous support thus far appreciate it.

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Re: ILR Spouse route cash savings.

Post by Ticktack » Wed Nov 29, 2023 11:21 pm

asingh42 wrote:
Wed Nov 29, 2023 7:27 pm
When providing passport copies of the parents for accommodation purposes, is just the first photo page ok or do they require all pages in the passport like for applicant and sponsor? Datapage is fine

Also there is a question on the form that asks how long you have lived in the UK, will answering 4 year 11 months be ok? Yes

Thanks for the continuous support thus far appreciate it.
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Re: ILR Spouse route cash savings.

Post by asingh42 » Fri Dec 01, 2023 8:28 pm

I need to apply today, this one question is confusing me.

What will you use to prove your degree taught in English?

1. Degree Certificate

2 Official transcript or letter

I have the assessment from ECCTIS, should I choose option 2 ?

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Re: ILR Spouse route cash savings.

Post by asingh42 » Thu Dec 07, 2023 4:35 pm

I applied on 03 Dec 2023 using Super Priority and today did the Biometrics at 9:30am. However, its like 4:30pm now and haven't even received Acknowledgement email. Is this the normal proceedings under super priority?

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Re: ILR Spouse route cash savings.

Post by asingh42 » Thu Dec 07, 2023 5:29 pm

Update: Just received confirmation email application has been successful, thank you for your continuous support.

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