Eligibility to apply for ILR as Dependant.
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 10:23 pm
Dear Experts,
Would be much greatful if you could advice on eligibility for applying for indefinite leave to remain for my wife and daughter based on the details below :
1. Spouse came to UK as "HSMP Dependant" and extended under "Tier 1 ( Dependant ) Partner"
2. Initial Visa Issued on : 06-Aug-2007
3. Entered UK on : 04-Dec-2007
4. Extended visa under Dependant Tier 1 (General) : 19-May-2009
5. Current Visa is valid till : 06-Aug-2012
6. My daughter born in UK on : 26-Aug-2009.
7. Tier 1 ( Dependant ) Child Visa issues on : 26-Oct-2009
8. Current Visa is valid till : 06-Aug-2012
I took appointment for my ILR on [b]30-July-2012[/b] at PEO-Croydon. Please advise on whether my wife and daughter can apply for ILR along with me or do they need an extension of visa?
I'm bit confused / worried with the announcement Dt.13-Jun-2012 which says as below:
[u]"extending the minimum probationary period for settlement for non-EEA spouses and partners from two years to five years, to test the genuineness of the relationship[/u]"
[url]http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... -migration
[/url]
Many thanks for anticipation.
Regards.
Would be much greatful if you could advice on eligibility for applying for indefinite leave to remain for my wife and daughter based on the details below :
1. Spouse came to UK as "HSMP Dependant" and extended under "Tier 1 ( Dependant ) Partner"
2. Initial Visa Issued on : 06-Aug-2007
3. Entered UK on : 04-Dec-2007
4. Extended visa under Dependant Tier 1 (General) : 19-May-2009
5. Current Visa is valid till : 06-Aug-2012
6. My daughter born in UK on : 26-Aug-2009.
7. Tier 1 ( Dependant ) Child Visa issues on : 26-Oct-2009
8. Current Visa is valid till : 06-Aug-2012
I took appointment for my ILR on [b]30-July-2012[/b] at PEO-Croydon. Please advise on whether my wife and daughter can apply for ILR along with me or do they need an extension of visa?
I'm bit confused / worried with the announcement Dt.13-Jun-2012 which says as below:
[u]"extending the minimum probationary period for settlement for non-EEA spouses and partners from two years to five years, to test the genuineness of the relationship[/u]"
[url]http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... -migration
[/url]
Many thanks for anticipation.
Regards.