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Need help about 10 year continuous residency.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 12:37 pm
by sonia123
Hello,
My sister has PSW at the moment and after few months she has to apply for 10 ILR and really really need help about few things.
1-Will she has to show her 10 year progress or ukba will look at only last year progress?
2-How much minimum income she has to show that she is earning?
3-How much bank statement she has to show?
Please reply if someone knows. thank you.
Sonia.
Re: Need help about 10 year continuous residency.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 2:13 pm
by s_raj11
sonia123 wrote:Hello,
My sister has PSW at the moment and after few months she has to apply for 10 ILR and really really need help about few things.
1-Will she has to show her 10 year progress or ukba will look at only last year progress?
2-How much minimum income she has to show that she is earning?
3-How much bank statement she has to show?
Please reply if someone knows. thank you.
Hello,
For 10 yrs long residence route UKBA looks at all your previous extensions and time spent outise UK. Look at the website for these rules.
You dong need to show any income or any balance. Infact you dont need to send any bank statements as it is not mandatory.
The docs which need to be sent are
All you passports ( Present & Previous )
Life in UK Test results
Any others docs sent other than the top are at your own will & wish but are not mandatory.
Sonia.
Re: Need help about 10 year continuous residency.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 2:15 pm
by s_raj11
sonia123 wrote:Hello,
My sister has PSW at the moment and after few months she has to apply for 10 ILR and really really need help about few things.
1-Will she has to show her 10 year progress or ukba will look at only last year progress?
2-How much minimum income she has to show that she is earning?
3-How much bank statement she has to show?
Please reply if someone knows. thank you.
Sonia.
Hello,
For 10 yrs long residence route UKBA looks at all your previous extensions and time spent outise UK. Look at the website for these rules.
You dong need to show any income or any balance. Infact you dont need to send any bank statements as it is not mandatory.
The docs which need to be sent are
All you passports ( Present & Previous )
Life in UK Test results
Any others docs sent other than the top are at your own will & wish but are not mandatory.
Re: Need help about 10 year continuous residency.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 2:39 pm
by sonia123
s_raj11 wrote:sonia123 wrote:Hello,
My sister has PSW at the moment and after few months she has to apply for 10 ILR and really really need help about few things.
1-Will she has to show her 10 year progress or ukba will look at only last year progress?
2-How much minimum income she has to show that she is earning?
3-How much bank statement she has to show?
Please reply if someone knows. thank you.
Sonia.
Hello,
For 10 yrs long residence route UKBA looks at all your previous extensions and time spent outise UK. Look at the website for these rules.
You dong need to show any income or any balance. Infact you dont need to send any bank statements as it is not mandatory.
The docs which need to be sent are
All you passports ( Present & Previous )
Life in UK Test results
Any others docs sent other than the top are at your own will & wish but are not mandatory.
hi raj,
As my sister was studend for 8 years so in that case she will has to send her college certificates or its not important?
thank you
sonia.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 2:49 pm
by Ged
Qualifications are not relevant to 10 years long residency application. 10 years unbroken residency is the only aspect you will need to demonstrate. This is done with the passport and the visas on it.
As Raj explained the docs which need to be sent are;
All your current and previous passports,
Life in UK Test results
Police registration certificates, if you had any,
and a SET(O) application form are all your sister needs.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 3:36 pm
by sonia123
Ged wrote:Qualifications are not relevant to 10 years long residency application. 10 years unbroken residency is the only aspect you will need to demonstrate. This is done with the passport and the visas on it.
As Raj explained the docs which need to be sent are;
All your current and previous passports,
Life in UK Test results
Police registration certificates, if you had any,
and a SET(O) application form are all your sister needs.
hi Ged,
As we all know in teir 4 ukba issue card for visa and when u extend they keep ur old studend card and issue new card so in that case how can my sister show them her student visa which she send then back for extension?
thank you
Sonia.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 4:03 pm
by wpilr_nov12
Please download and read the following:
Set O form
Set O guidance
Long residence guidance at
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary
The applicant must meet the following requirements, in order to be granted indefinite leave:
The applicant must have at least 10 years lawful residence in the UK.
There must be no reason why granting leave is against the public good. For more information, see related link: Consideration of relevant points.
The applicant must meet the knowledge of language and life requirement. For more information, see related link: Knowledge of language and life in the UK.
The applicant must not have one or more unspent convictions within the meaning of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974. For more information, see related link: Criminality requirement for settlement.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 4:24 pm
by Ged
If your sister goes through SET(O) form and the SET(O) guidance notes, It should be self-explanatory.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 4:41 pm
by wpilr_nov12
Also, it might be worth letting you know that 10yr ILR application is currently taking 6 months or thereabout. Your sister might be wise in making necessary arrangements as she will be without her passport for this period.
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 5:15 pm
by sonia123
wpilr_nov12 wrote:Also, it might be worth letting you know that 10yr ILR application is currently taking 6 months or thereabout. Your sister might be wise in making necessary arrangements as she will be without her passport for this period.
hi ,
i couldn't get your point. can you explain please.
thank you
Sonia.