You got advice last year when you asked the same query above. The advice remains the same. You settle under the long residence and your wife continues under the skilled worker until eligible for ILR. The rules allow this, and the fact that you settle under the long residence is irrelevant. Also ...

Financial requirement for children applying on any date under Appendix FM A child applying under Appendix FM must meet the same financial requirement as the parent they are applying to accompany or join, regardless of the date of the child’s application. You cannot circumvent the immigration rules t ...

Only ONE source of income is enough if that satisfies the requirements.. If it does not then, you need more. You cannot just add your salary to your spouses' salary as explained above.

Only ONE source of income is enough if that satisfies the requirements. Only gross salary value is used.

Read the official guide. See the link to the official guide above

1. https://visas-immigration.service.gov.uk/product/set-m

2,3. Extensive advice given above.

4. No

5. You get a list of documents when you finish the application (depending on the financial category)

The route of the dependant visas do not matter. You all qualify together See: https://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=359098#p2206692 Also, you do not need to complete 5 years to qualify for ILR as the 28-day concession applies. Read: All you need to know about applying early, the ...

Read: Immigration and nationality refunds policy

Salary change is when your sponsor changes your annual pay. Such changes must be reported via SMS

Good luck

You only need to send the latest payslip and bank statement. Do you invent your own rules and requirements

For children, you need to write that consent letter yourself and no, there is no specific format

P60 is irrelevant

There is no risk, unless you stay for more than 24 months outside the UK

Provide details of your visa in 2021, date of expiry, the date of EU application and the date your partner visa was again granted

Your visa allows you to be outside the UK for 180 days in every 365-day period. Working overseas will not affect your Visa but to qualify for ILR, you must show that you have earned money in the UK in your expert field: 17.4 Eligibility requirements - applicant has earned money in the UK in their ...

You delay the biometrics until you are within 28 days of your 5 years. That is when you can be granted ILR. You and your spouse can apply together using priority service, excluding the children from that application. Then in parallel, apply for children separately using standard service. If you want ...

All apply together, then delay the biometrics until all of you qualify. So book your biometrics from late September. Also, you are applying under skilled worker rules and time spent under 'representative of an Overseas Business visa' is simply counted towards the ILR period under skilled worker ...

No, you cannot upgrade the visa service later.

Read: There’s a limit on how many people can apply for a faster decision

You do not need to prove residency. Refrain from inventing your own rules. The UKVI will use their data to assess whether you had continuous residence or not. Also, the qualifying period starts from the first visa issue date and the date of entry is irrelevant. Provide your first visa issue dates ...

1.1 - Could members please confirm whether the “Probable Overstayer” wording is likely just a temporary SAR/system/compliance marker, rather than an actual adverse immigration issue? 1.2 - Would this need to be explained in a cover letter for Long Residence ILR, or should I simply keep the SAR ext ...

None of those are required to be sent

Just to clarify, if the application fee is based on my partner's original CoS being over 3 years, does that also mean the Immigration Health Surcharge should be paid for 5 years, even though the dependant extension will only be granted for 3 years? Or should the IHS still only be for the 3-year ...

FYI
Single occupancy discount on your council tax has NO connection to the public funds, as defined under the immigration rules.

Public funds: https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... blic-funds

There are two issues here: 1. The immigration health surcharge online system is not smart enough to calculate IHS fees correctly for an applicant whose partner has ILR. For such dependants, the extension visa period is always fixed at 3 years, as per the rules. As ILR has no expiry date, you should ...