ILR visa at the back of a Tier1 General Visa
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2014 1:54 am
Hi,
Please can I get some expert advise regarding ILR.
My initial Tier1 General Visa start date: 20th May'2010 - 20th May'2013(3 years).
Applied for extension on the 24th April'2013, therefore the Visa has started from the same date (24th Apr'13 - 24th Apr'2015).
(This is a 2 year extension but technically I expected it to end on May'2015 which has not happened despite following the guidelines that I can apply for an extension 28 days prior to the original expiry).
I have 2 questions which is putting me into a dilemma if the above issue will lead to a rejection when I apply for ILR.
a) I have made an entry into the country on the 22nd July'2010 (Lost 2 months and 2 days which is 62 days) on the initial visa.
b) As a result of the extension my end date on the visa is the 24th April'2015 rather then being 20th May'2015 therefore seeing a shortage of 26 days.
What impact will Question a & b have on my application for ILR when applied.
Your help will be much appreciated.
Thank You
Anthony
Please can I get some expert advise regarding ILR.
My initial Tier1 General Visa start date: 20th May'2010 - 20th May'2013(3 years).
Applied for extension on the 24th April'2013, therefore the Visa has started from the same date (24th Apr'13 - 24th Apr'2015).
(This is a 2 year extension but technically I expected it to end on May'2015 which has not happened despite following the guidelines that I can apply for an extension 28 days prior to the original expiry).
I have 2 questions which is putting me into a dilemma if the above issue will lead to a rejection when I apply for ILR.
a) I have made an entry into the country on the 22nd July'2010 (Lost 2 months and 2 days which is 62 days) on the initial visa.
b) As a result of the extension my end date on the visa is the 24th April'2015 rather then being 20th May'2015 therefore seeing a shortage of 26 days.
What impact will Question a & b have on my application for ILR when applied.
Your help will be much appreciated.
Thank You
Anthony