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Falling short of few days for 5 years

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Falling short of few days for 5 years

Post by polani » Thu Nov 21, 2013 12:22 am

Hi Everyone,

First, many thanks to all of you for being helpful by answering all the queries here on the forum.

I am new to forum, I've read FAQ and other threads in and out of Immigration board. However still not clear of my usecase.

24th August 2009 - I was initially granted T2 ICT valid till, 13th August 2012 (not sure why it was 10 days less than 3 years)
29th August 2009 - I entered UK and stamped by UK BA at the port of entry

However due to some personal reasons (to visit India), i had to get it extended well in time, so, my leave to remain is extended (on 26th July 2012) till 31st July 2014. Hence I missed almost 13 days.

Now, what I am not clear is, If I start counting 5 years from the date of entry, 29th August, i would not have completed 5 years by 31st July 2014 (I will miss by a day or two).

Do I really have to start counting 5 years from the date of first arrival (29th August 2009)? or from the date of issue of first leave to remain (24th August 2009)?

if latter? is there a possibility to extend my stay to complete 5 years?
Or what is the possibility of getting success by applying on 31st July 2014 (unavoidably premium service)?

Please advise. Your help is much appreciated.

Thanks,
Polani

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Post by vinny » Thu Nov 21, 2013 3:03 am

You may apply for ILR between 28 July 2014 and 30 July 2014.
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Re: Falling short of few days for 5 years

Post by polani » Thu Jul 17, 2014 12:31 pm

Hi Vinny,

I do not meant to reopen this old thread. But I just wanted to thank you for providing the information. It has been very helpful.

Regards,
Polani

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