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This is what I'm querying or whinging about cos if we live here law abiding follwoing the rules of the WP/HSMP waiting for ILR and they decline on what bounds?But whether they will be allowed to apply for ILR after 5yrs is another question
TVT, when do you think thes rules will be in place asI was chatting to a solicitor and he said that the point system for ILR , Naturalisation shall be in 2008. Are you making reference to this change in 2008?This is just a piece of cake compared to the new changes that will apply to settlement. As I wrote in this forum eight months ago many migrants currently on WP / HSMP would not qualify for settlement.
Very well phrased. Unfortunately supporter of this 1 sided HO policy will turn a blind eye because eventually they ONLY care what are they benefiting from irrespective of the fact that they acheive this by CHEATING.rg1 wrote:
Now don't ask the stupid question that "why did you come here?" The answer is "because you promised something good."
Ask those people how will they feel when...
...they take their car to manufacturer for repair and were told "if you don't like our car why did you buy it?" (forgetting the warranty they offered while selling)
... if their insurance refuses to pay after fire destroys their home, "well, I told you we shall pay for damage for accidents, but now we changed our policy, so we won't pay anymore".
... your son scored B grade in exam, but pass mark was raised to grade A, so your son receives a Failed grade, won't you cry then?
A PROMISE NOT KEPT IS CALLED CHEATING.
This misunderstanding is not new amongst our friends as some of our friends were of the view that it is only one year and by the time some decision will come we may have completed one year so we dont need to bother about it. Similarly now we think that we are not affected by these latest changes as it only applies for extension and not for ILR, if they can apply this for extension they can apply it for ILR. Again we are misunderstanding HO intensions, Look at timing HSMP was started in Jan 2002 so till Apr 2006 hardly anybody qualified for ILR, than they extended one year the intention is same nobody must be able to qualify for ILR, this one year is transitional period in which they will ensure that most of us must not qualify for ILR. This change in extension is only second step, the real change for which this one year was taken is ILR which I think will be enforced before Apr 2007 and most of us will not be able to qualify for it. This looks the actual government plan behind all this, and if still we want to close our eyes like pigeon done who saw the cat, than nobody will be able to save us from real trouble. We must be united and should fully support legal battle as we exhausted all other means i.e. negotiation, this time we should not waste even a single day in thinking.t4m52 wrote:" Indefinite leave to remain for a work permit holder
134. Indefinite leave to remain may be granted, on application, to a person admitted as a work permit holder provided:
(i) he has spent a continuous period of 5 years in the United Kingdom in this capacity; and
(ii) he has met the requirements of paragraph 128 (i) to (v) throughout the 5 year period; and
(iii) he is still required for the employment in question, as certified by his employer. "
I think the changes do not apply yet to apply for ILR ( the point based system)
The above is taken from the ind website for full rules see below link
http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/lawand ... ules/part5
Why don't you do it?t4m52 wrote:hvac2006 wrote
Why dont somebody from VBSI OR Honorable MP Mr Andres D. confirm this with immigration minister or home office if they have any hidden agenda like this or are we being unnecessarly thinking that way.
Unfortunately this is wrong. See #19 in HSMP FAQ:olisun wrote:people who already got the 3-4 yr extension and who will be able to complete the 5yrs for ILR, will not be effected in terms of having to resubmit the application.
But whether they will be allowed to apply for ILR after 5yrs is another question