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ILR Dependant Absences

Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2017 10:32 pm
by Seto
Hi guys,

I have few questions regarding ILR which I am going to apply with my husband;

1. We both got Tier 2 Visa on 02 May 2012, from which date we are qualified to apply on the basis of 28 days rule, I will be thankful if you can calculate for me please as bit confuse to get exact start date?

2. Do I need to fill Set(o) form as well (1 for me and 1 for husband) although I am Tier 2 dependant at the moment?

3. Do I need to provide absences record as well inline with husband's absences, but I am not doing any job?

4. Absences record means absences from outside of UK?

Thank you

Regards
Sehish

Re: ILR Dependant Absences

Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2017 10:57 pm
by CR001
1. Just count 28 days backwards on a calendar from 2nd May. You can apply any time WITHIN 28 days. It does not have to be on exactly the 28th day before.

2. One form for both of you together.

3. No

4. Yes, but you don't count the day of departure from the UK and the date of arriving back in the UK.

Re: ILR Dependant Absences

Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2017 11:21 pm
by seasky
If a dependent does not need provide abscences does that mean they have not abscence limits (e.g. no 180 day rule?)

Re: ILR Dependant Absences

Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2017 11:26 pm
by Seto
Thank you CR001 for coming back

As it is highly expected increase in ILR fee, so we are planning to book appointment for 04/04/17 so that's why we are curious could someone help us to get date on the basis of 02/05/2012?

Thanks

regards
Sehish

Re: ILR Dependant Absences

Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2017 7:09 am
by CR001
Really, just count backwards 28 days from 2nd May.

Re: ILR Dependant Absences

Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2017 7:10 am
by CR001
seasky wrote:If a dependent does not need provide abscences does that mean they have not abscence limits (e.g. no 180 day rule?)
There is a 180 day absence limit breaks continuity of residence for PBS dependents but the form as far as I recall, does not ask for PBS dependents to list their absences when applying with main applicant.