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HSMP ILR Court Judgement - 4-5 years

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HSMP ILR Court Judgement - 4-5 years

Post by fads22 » Sun May 03, 2009 1:15 am

Hi All, I have a question on the new court judgement for 4-5 year ILR process. The home office confirmed on their website that they are currently defining a special process for the existing HSMP holders who will be able to apply for ILR after 4 years based on old scheme and a policy will be implemented by 20th May. However there are lot of people who are close to completing their 5 year period before that date under old HSMP scheme. What would happen to those applicants? Will they be given back dated ILR and will they be allowed to apply for citizenship directly? Any advice on such people if they should wait for 20th May or they should apply if their 5 yr period is complete. Thanks.

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Re: HSMP ILR Court Judgement - 4-5 years

Post by push » Sun May 03, 2009 10:09 am

fads22 wrote:Hi All, I have a question on the new court judgement for 4-5 year ILR process. The home office confirmed on their website that they are currently defining a special process for the existing HSMP holders who will be able to apply for ILR after 4 years based on old scheme and a policy will be implemented by 20th May. However there are lot of people who are close to completing their 5 year period before that date under old HSMP scheme. What would happen to those applicants? Will they be given back dated ILR and will they be allowed to apply for citizenship directly? Any advice on such people if they should wait for 20th May or they should apply if their 5 yr period is complete. Thanks.
Why not wait till 20th and find out what the policy and procedures going to be? Hope your current leave is valid till then.
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Re: HSMP ILR Court Judgement - 4-5 years

Post by justice_will_reign » Mon May 04, 2009 12:29 pm

push_hsmp wrote: Why not wait till 20th and find out what the policy and procedures going to be? Hope your current leave is valid till then.
That is true, the best person to answer yor question correctly is the HO and hopefully, they will do so on or before 20th of May provided they do not go back to court to ask for extention - That's about 16 days to go, we're all counting down....

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Post by fads22 » Mon May 04, 2009 1:10 pm

Thanks guys. Yeah the fear is that the HO might ask for extension and then it might get delayed again. Secondly couple of my friends were under the same old HSMP scheme but their 5 years got completed and they got ILR last month.....not sure if HO will apply the new special process to them as well i.e. they can apply for citizenship immediately since their 5 years are already completed. The new process coming 20th May should be same for everyone i guess(who is applying for ILR + who already got ILR).

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