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Seems like there are other posts in this board which says otherwise.Lucapooka wrote:You are eligible to apply 28 days before June 15.
I believe your question is answered in this thread where another applicant wrote to the Settlement Policy Ops team to get confirmation about whether extant leave is required to cover the entire 5 year residence, when applying 28 days before the qualifying period. See http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=102227anoop1983 wrote:Entry Clearance : 08th June 2008
Date of Entry : 15th June 2008 on Work Permit
Switched to T1 G: 25th May 2011
T1 Valid until : 25th May 2013
If I understand correctly, I can apply for ILR 28 days before the fifth anniversary of my EC which will be anytime after: 11th May 2013.
Since my visa is expiring on 25th May 2013, I can apply for ILR somewhere between 11th and 25th May.
The question I have is, would it be a reason for a case worker to reject my ILR request, saying, I wouldn't qualify for it, as I wouldn't be able to complete my 5th Anniversary (8th June 2013) with my current visa?
Would you suggest instead for me to first renew my T1G, and then apply for ILR?
Brillaint, the exact question I was looking an answer for! Can't thank you enough.cs95tdg wrote:I believe your question is answered in this thread where another applicant wrote to the Settlement Policy Ops team to get confirmation about whether extant leave is required to cover the entire 5 year residence, when applying 28 days before the qualifying period. See http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=102227
Also note that contrary to my previous understanding, I received confirmation from the UKBA, that the late entry concession would also apply to those who have switched immigration categories from WP to T1G. I made use of this concession and was granted ILR this week (http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=101604).