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Need ILR advice- URGENT

Post by confused? » Tue Sep 08, 2009 8:52 am

Hi ,
could some 1 Please help with the Ilr Guidance,
My wife's WP started on 27/10/04(she was already in uk as my dependant- just changed over to her own WP) started maternity leave june 2008, and changed over to tier 1 general migrant on 1 /10/2008 with her job finishing on 15-11-2008.(after the grant of tier1 )
she was in india for 83 days from oct-2008 till jan 2009(visa - tier 1 leave to remain), now has started new job from june 2009 { visa status still tier 1 (general)migrant}
1) is she elligible for ILR (starting 27-10-2004)
2) is there a problem due to break in employement-nov08-jun 09
3)is there a problem with that 83 days out of uk at a strech(total days out of uk in 5 yrs is approx 270 including buissness , holidays , compasionate leaves etc.

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Post by HSMP2008_JANUARY » Tue Sep 08, 2009 2:30 pm

1. Yes she is eligible for ILR after she finish years starting from 2004.
2. If its not continues for more than 3 months then its not a probelm.
3. I think maximum stay outside UK in last 5 years should not exceed 180 days. I am not sure about this.

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Post by confused? » Tue Sep 08, 2009 4:07 pm

many thanks for ur reply,
as her job break was more than 3 months does that mean we have to calculate the 5 years from her new job now?

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Post by HSMP2008_JANUARY » Tue Sep 08, 2009 5:56 pm

No, Since she is on Tier 1 visa and she was in UK when she was unemployed, it should be fine.

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