9 Years residency and ILR route T1-G

Syed_King · Post by **Syed_King** » Fri Jul 19, 2013 10:37 am

Hi,
I am on T1-G since 2008 i came to this country in June 2004 as student.I am applying for my ILR completing my 5 years on T1-G. I have gone through Set(0) from but find some confusion plz can someone give me the answer for these question thanks in advance.

1- Do I have to provided all my 9 years in and out proof from this country i never stay out more than 28 days from UK .

2- Do I have to show all my 9 years address as proof.

3- I am living in sharing house with my cousin share rent. If i dont show Council Tax in cohabitation document and show rest of proves like water bill my wife name her bank statement her and mine NHS card is enough for prove.

4- My daughter born in UK last year she got depended visa in Jan 2013 recently do i have to submit everything again for her ILR .

Please advice
Syed

Post by **Amber** » Fri Jul 19, 2013 12:25 pm

Syed_King wrote:Hi,
I am on T1-G since 2008 i came to this country in June 2004 as student.I am applying for my ILR completing my 5 years on T1-G. I have gone through Set(0) from but find some confusion plz can someone give me the answer for these question thanks in advance.

1- Do I have to provided all my 9 years in and out proof from this country i never stay out more than 28 days from UK .

2- Do I have to show all my 9 years address as proof.

3- I am living in sharing house with my cousin share rent. If i done show Council Tax in cohabitation document and show rest of proves like water bill my wife name her bank statement her and mine NHS card is enough for prove.

4- My daughter born in UK last year she got depended visa in Jan 2013 recently do i have to submit everything again for her ILR .

Please advice
Syed

If you are applying as a PBS applicant you must meet the criteria for the 5 years in question not the last 9.

As your child is born in the UK then don't bother with ILR just apply to regiter as British under section 1(3) on form MN1 when you are granted ILR (assuming you want your child to be British).

loveworld · Post by **loveworld** » Fri Jul 19, 2013 2:28 pm

1- Do I have to provided all my 9 years in and out proof from this country i never stay out more than 28 days from UK .
******NO YOU HAVE TO ONLY SHOW 5YRS PROOF*************

2- Do I have to show all my 9 years address as proof.
****NO YOU HAVE TO CHECK FORM BUT FROM MY OPINION NO******

3- I am living in sharing house with my cousin share rent. If i done show Council Tax in cohabitation document and show rest of proves like water bill my wife name her bank statement her and mine NHS card is enough for prove.

****PLEASE COLLECT AS MANY DOCUMENT AS YOU CAN ON BOTH NAME FOR 2YRS,EVEN IF INDIVIDUAL BUT SAME ADDRESS .********

4- My daughter born in UK last year she got depended visa in Jan 2013 recently do i have to submit everything again for her ILR .

*****IF YOU ARE NOT PLANNING TO GO OUT FOR AT LEAST ONE YEAR OR UNTIL BRITISH PASSPORT YOU DON"T NEED TO SUBMIT ANY APPLICATION *****

IF YOU WANT TO TRAVEL THEN YOU HAVE TO SUBMIT APPLICATION.

Syed_King · Post by **Syed_King** » Fri Jul 19, 2013 2:38 pm

Thanks all thank you very much for the info

Post by **Amber** » Mon Sep 16, 2013 12:28 pm

Syed_King wrote:Hi I have applied to ILR (route HSMP 5 year point base system) with my wife and 1 year old daughter. Got Bio-metric letter my name as main applicant but when I go to post office they take just mine Bio-metrics details not my wife. they saying its just your name on it. I am so confuse is my wife will received separately letter for bio-metric or I should have done with mine.

Senior please advice what to do

Post by **Amber** » Mon Sep 16, 2013 12:30 pm

Did you not want to wait and just register your child as British, assuming s(he) was born in the UK?

I believe they will receive their own invitations for BRP. If you have any concerns telephone the helpline, 0870 606 7766.

Post by **Amber** » Tue Nov 12, 2013 2:48 pm

Syed_King wrote:Hi Seniors,
I came to this country in August 2004 as student, and granted HSMP (Point based system) in August 2008. My wife joins me in Sept 2011 as BPS dependent . After 1 year God blessed us daughter in August 2012. We applied her depended visa in Jan 2013 and its was granted.
I have applied for my ILR in August with my wife and my daughter.

Now Scenario is someone said I did wrong to include my wife and my daughter in the same SET (0) forms. My dependent not should have applied for ILR she should have applied for FLR as she did not complete 5 years.
Please can someone advise me what I have to do I am so confused and frightened.
Please advice

Post by **Amber** » Tue Nov 12, 2013 2:48 pm

Seems fine, you have applied for settlement as a PBS applicant, your dep spouse was a PBS dep prior to July 2012 and has completed 2 years I assume. The application will be correct assuming the other requirement i.e. KoLL is satisfied. The only thing I would say, if the child was born in the UK you didn't need to get the child leave. The child has entitlement to register as British (s1(3)) as soon as either parent is granted ILR.

Syed_King · Post by **Syed_King** » Tue Nov 12, 2013 2:52 pm

Post by **Amber** » Tue Nov 12, 2013 2:58 pm

D4109125 wrote:Seems fine, you have applied for settlement as a PBS applicant, your dep spouse was a PBS dep prior to July 2012 and has completed 2 years I assume. The application will be correct assuming the other requirement i.e. KoLL is satisfied. The only thing I would say, if the child was born in the UK you didn't need to get the child leave. The child has entitlement to register as British (s1(3)) as soon as either parent is granted ILR.

Post by **vinny** » Fri Nov 22, 2013 11:53 am

Syed_King wrote:Hi Amber,
I got my ILR me my wife and my daughter... Its all because of your guidance
and advice

I was so scared my bank account was in minus -£2500. but at last good news today.

Thanks you so much again.

Syed_King · Post by **Syed_King** » Fri Nov 22, 2013 12:35 pm

Hi I more question,
I saw my ILR card its saying valid until 2018. what is this? .. even ILR expiring now a days

esmsi · Post by **esmsi** » Fri Nov 22, 2013 12:41 pm

NOT ILR , but the card will expire in 10 years.

Syed_King wrote:Hi I more question,
I saw my ILR card its saying valid until 2018. what is this? .. even ILR expiring now a days

Post by **vinny** » Fri Nov 22, 2013 12:45 pm

akhan25 · Post by **akhan25** » Sun Nov 24, 2013 12:30 am

Thats weird its only 5 years not even 10 have they reduced it to even 5 now.

Post by **vinny** » Sun Nov 24, 2013 12:41 am

A way to double their fees?

Post by **Amber** » Sun Nov 24, 2013 8:42 am

UKVI wrote:The permit will initially be issued to those with conditions attached to their
stay. At present, UKBA will not be issuing permits to those who have been
granted indefinite leave to remain (ILR). Once roll out has been completed, if
the holder has been granted permission to settle in the United Kingdom – that
is granted ILR – the permit will either be valid for 5 years or for 10 years.

Seems like it's up to the caseworker to make the card valid for 5 or 10 years. It's all to do with the photo I believe, like a photo-card driving licence, the picture must be updated at least every 10 years.

akhan25 · Post by **akhan25** » Sun Nov 24, 2013 7:51 pm

The problem is when u renewing brp on the form they ask for criminal record and say if some one has some minor offence regarding driving or something would that affect then if not thn why they bother asking for it on renewal.

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Syed

Thanks you very much AMBER I got ILR with 2 dependent (T1G)