I think you should try to get ILR. You do not need to prove much in the ILR process. As long as you visit the UK and do not stay away for more than 24 months, ILR status will be maintained. I suggest applying for ILR

You can apply for the Global Talent visa at the same time as you apply for endorsement, or after you have the endorsement confirmed. If your permission to stay in the UK is about to expire, applying for the visa will extend it until you’ve been given a decision . https://www.gov.uk/global-talent-re...

If you answer yes to 'Do you have any other reasons to stay in the UK', the system will ask you to provide evidence for this and this is the source of your confusion. Ignore this as you do not need to provide any evidence for 'other' reasons to stay in the UK

1. Please see: All you need to know about cohabitation evidence

2. Linking is not required. UKVI can figure this out.

1. All ILR applicants need to have B1 2,3. It is 12 months under the current immigration ROUTE (not just the last visa issued). She should have been under the family route for more than 12 months. So for example, if she has been under the family route for 2 years but just extended her visa last mont...

I noticed that you are applying under the family route rather than private life, so you should see priority options

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Net pay is irrelevant. Any refund or benefits given is also excluded. All it matters is the gross pay

Ok gotcha. That means I can still use that payslip for the application right? Because it has gross £300 and net £1k.

Again, gross pay is all that matters.

Net pay is irrelevant. Any refund or benefits given is also excluded. All it matters is the gross pay

That means I can apply for ILR after 10/08/2024 right? Do you think I need to delay my biometrics just in case or am I ok? Apologies for nit picking, I do not want to get this wrong The date you apply is not very important. You better ensure on the date of the decision , you are eligible for ILR. S...

1. Yes. The lower going rate applies to anyone who entered the route before 4 April 2024. See: All you need to know about salary calculations under the Skilled Worker route 2. Yes. Note that the Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) codes assigned to each sponsored role have been simply updated...

Yes, but in this case by only 45 days+ the processing time of 5 days ? This will be better than waiting for 4-6 months if applied using normal service, even though we have to pay extra £1000 for the both of us. Kindly suggest Regards Rahul I do not see how this makes any difference. You can apply e...

Hello, My partner has arrived in UK on skilled workers visa and its been 2.5 years. She is eligible for global talent visa and will be applying for 3 years GTV. I wanted to know if anyone knows if we can use the time spent on SKV towards ILR. So, can she apply for ILR by being 6 months on GTV i.e. ...

1. For your SOC the minimum annual lower going rate is set at £35,300 for a 37.5-hour working week to qualify for ILR. For calculations see: All you need to know about salary calculations under the Skilled Worker route People who used to be under the shortage occupation list only benefit from a lowe...

Technically there is no difference at all. You may apply earlier or you all can apply together later on. The fees will be the same in total. Only your ILR will be delayed

1. When your wife gets ILR approval, your son can be registered.
2. There is no need for your wife to naturalise at all. Your wife may apply to naturalise later if she wishes.

"Tier 1 or Global Talent dependants" is the route that must be chosen when filling out the form SET(O). When asked about the person you are relying on, the details of their ILR can be entered. An ILR application refusal will have NO effect on their current visa validity.

Please go through the guide I shared with you above. It goes into details of how this is assessed and what they expect to see

Hi, I m trying to get priority service for ILR on Adult Settlement Adult Relative for last few days but no luck only giving me an option of Standard service does home office offer priority service on 10 year partner route Settlement Adult Relative ? thanks No. Private life route does not appear to ...

Correct

Please DO NOT start a new post and stick to this topic for all your questions. You need to have spent 12 months under the current ROUTE , not the current visa. This is clear in the relevant guide: The applicant must also have had permission on their current immigration route for at least 12 months o...

Hi, I have worked in the UK for last 5 years under Skilled Worker visa and now I have started for filling ILR application Set(O) form for applying my ILR. There are two questions in the "Immigration Details" section which I am not sure about - "Do you have any Home Office reference n...

Sole parental responsibility means that one parent has abdicated or abandoned parental responsibility, and the remaining parent is exercising sole control in setting and providing the day-to-day direction for the child’s welfare. Children do NOT have any minimum residence requirement for ILR and the...

So will 19-20 weeks payslips be fine to apply under Category A having earned over £10,000? Or do I HAVE to submit all 26 weeks payslips even on some weeks where I earned gross £0.00 (tax refunds were issued), other weeks, no payslips produced at all. I really do not want to apply under Cat B; it's ...

Yes, it does NOT matter that you have gaps. That is the whole point of non-salaried employment

It seems you like spending lots of money on solicitors rather than reading the guide which makes things very clear. I would like you to look at page 26 which says the same thing for category A. What I quoted is about how the annualised salary needs to be calculated when you are in non-salaried emplo...