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As per guide, If it is a single in lawful residence through making one single previous application out of time by few days (not more than 10 calender days), caseworker should use discretion granting ILR. Hence you should be fine.tbbcuk wrote:I am planing to apply my ILR (10 years residency), in my very first year of study I apply my visa 9 days out of time, it was just because I was unfamiliar with the procedure and I also didnt know I had to get there very early in the morning to queue for entry ticket, so I missed it and had to return another days etc, hence total 9 days out of time.
Is is better to get a lawyer to sort it out?
Do they get special slot in HO to sort out application quicker?
Many thanks.
As far as I am concerned, you have no issue with single gap which is very clearly described in the guide, refer ILR long residence guide.tbbcuk wrote:Any one had similar case and got ILR at the end??
Another question, in 2003 I posted my application 3 days before the expiry date of my visa, Home Office received it on the next day (I still got the letter), however, when they posted me back the passport the stamp was made 18 days after the expiry date, does it count as a break at all??
I am actually planning to submit my application in Nov, and I am going abroad for holiday in Oct, can I do my Life in the UK test in Sept and use it for Nov? Does it matter if I apply 2 months after I passed the test?