lovepune wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 09, 2024 2:33 pm

I think I am not getting enough sleep..

Getting enough sleep is crucial to health and well-being.

I think a husband cannot cancel a dependant’s visa. Only UKVI can do that. If they cancel a dependant wife’s visa, then it’s likely that they will also cancel any children’s dependant visas, unless the children continue to satisfy the Requirements.

Yes.

A Consular Birth Certificate may also require an English translation of the original birth certificate?

It may be a waste of money.

Extend as if a dependant of a health care worker holder.

I suspect he continues to be exempt from IHS fees.

Agree, cannot upgrade British citizenship.

Hi TechITLondon, I have somewhat similar requirement. I do not want to get child's citizenship and I am under an impression that I can apply for my Child's ILR after I get my own ILR and in my case my child is born in UK and before my ILR. I am eligible for ILR in June 2025. I have not applied for ...

Thanks both of you for taking time to reply my post. I will let you know the outcome for my child ILR application using SET(F) form. As previously stated, if child was born in the UK after a parent has ILR, then child is automatically British and cannot be granted leave. Request a refund of all ...

It may be possible to reuse biometrics.

Crosz wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 04, 2024 10:31 am

their dependent visa became Invalid the minute their parents got ILR and that means that they are in the country illegally

Absurd!

Congratulations!

If his mother had ILR or was a British citizen when he first applied for his child entry clearance to join her, then they should have granted him ILE.

Return before expiry of leave. Keep returning to the UK during holidays from study. Don’t spend more than 2 continuous years outside the UK.

That’s good news.

See also

Homeless applications: immigration and residence
Homelessness Assistance / Spouse Visa

Risky, if travelling.

If you make an application, then they should refund IHS fees for an overlapping period.

sikishah wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 27, 2024 5:33 pm

Should he have used the SET(O) application instead, selecting the Tier 2 option and then the Tier 2 Skilled Person Dependant category?

Yes.

sikishah wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 27, 2024 5:33 pm

What should his next steps be?

Don’t withdraw.

Vary the incorrect SET(M) application to SET(O) and inform the caseworker.

Rules dictate Guidance.

I believe it’s best to retain them as proof of child’s British citizenship.

Your family members

Your partner and children can apply separately at a later date, for example if they’re not eligible yet. They can continue to extend their visa as your tier 1 dependant, even after you get indefinite leave to remain.

SET(O).

Having Digital status only seems to be a bad idea?

Home Office’s move to only digital status and discontinuing physical documents seems to be a really bad idea.

Aside from software and hardware failures, perhaps also an enticing target for foreign State-sponsored hackers to create chaos?

30C.

What did the cancellation email for you and your dependants say exactly?

If there was a cancellation date, then it’s safest for them to extend prior to that date.

Categories/routes may still have different criminality thresholds. For example, the ten-year family route surprisingly continues to be as restrictive as under Part 9. SETF 2.2. The applicant must not have been convicted of a criminal offence in the UK or overseas for which they have received a ...