Unlikely you will qualify for ILR based on Tier 2 as you have been between jobs for too long and there is a cap on the number of years you can be on Tier 2, so that depends on how long you have been on T2G. Assuming your partner is Tier 1 Ent??? Or Tier 1 General?? Once you switch, you are free to ...

CR001 wrote:You could switch to Tier 1 dependent too if you qualify?

You're right. Thank you for your suggestion.
I didn't think about that. May I ask in your opinion which option is better?

CR001 wrote:Is your partner a dependent on your visa?

My partner has a tier 1 visa, not a dependent on my visa.

CR001 wrote:You will be an overstayer of more than 14 days (changed in November) and therefore possibly not able to apply for an in country application.

How have you been maintaining yourself since August?

I'm using my savings and keeping spendings to minimum, my rent is paid by my partner.

If you meet the requirements, gain the points and your new sponsor has completed the full and proper RLMT process, then you can apply and see. Thanks again CR001. My new sponsor finished the RLMT process last week (posting advert for >28 days and did the interviews). I will apply but I assume there ...

CR001 wrote:You will struggle to get ILR as you have more than 60 days gap in employment.

Thank you for your quick reply, CR001.
Apart from that, is there anything else to worry about? Should I just submit the application and see?

Dear all, Thank you for reading this topic. Here is my case: + I received a termination letter from my old employer on 08/08/2016. + I haven't receive curtailment letter from HO. + I haven't change address/phone number. + I haven't leave the UK. + Now I got a COS from a new employer and prepare to ...