My Son Born in UK & on my dependant Visa,
Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2017 5:35 pm
Good Afternoon to All Members,
I need advise in the following matter.
I applied for ILR on the basis of Tier-1 Entrepreneur Accelerated route of 3 Years. My wife & my daughter are dependant of me. My wife came in UK 3 Years ago so I applied for her FLR. I didn't apply for my daughter's visa. As she is dependant of me and got her visa previously which is expired now in last week (10 July 2017) same time as mine, and I was advised by solicitors that I have to wait until I get my ILR and then I have to apply for neutralisation for my daughter to become British Citizen.
My Concern:
What will be the status of my daughter now as I didn't apply for her Visa Extension?
God Forbid, If for any reason my application get refused and Home Office allow me further extension of 2 years instead of ILR, how I'll apply for my daughter's visa and Home Office will not consider her as an over stayer. My daughter is 2 years old.
Today when I visited my solicitor again and he advised me that I can apply for a dependant visa of my daughter for my peace of mind.
Thanks!
I need advise in the following matter.
I applied for ILR on the basis of Tier-1 Entrepreneur Accelerated route of 3 Years. My wife & my daughter are dependant of me. My wife came in UK 3 Years ago so I applied for her FLR. I didn't apply for my daughter's visa. As she is dependant of me and got her visa previously which is expired now in last week (10 July 2017) same time as mine, and I was advised by solicitors that I have to wait until I get my ILR and then I have to apply for neutralisation for my daughter to become British Citizen.
My Concern:
What will be the status of my daughter now as I didn't apply for her Visa Extension?
God Forbid, If for any reason my application get refused and Home Office allow me further extension of 2 years instead of ILR, how I'll apply for my daughter's visa and Home Office will not consider her as an over stayer. My daughter is 2 years old.
Today when I visited my solicitor again and he advised me that I can apply for a dependant visa of my daughter for my peace of mind.
Thanks!
