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Posted: **Wed Nov 29, 2017 5:55 pm**

Hi experts,
This forum is always been helpful for millions and i am one of them.
i am applying for ILR in few months via tier 1 entr (3+2) 5 year. I have 3 dependents. wife and 2 kids
Both kids born in UK and have visa same as main applicant. My question is

1: is there any problem if i apply ILR for me and my wife? no kids

2: can we apply for kids citizenship once our ILR approved?

Thanks in advance

Posted: **Wed Nov 29, 2017 5:57 pm**

1: is there any problem if i apply ILR for me and my wife? no kids

You have the risk of them becoming overstayers if your ILR is refused for any reason and in case you need to apply under other category.
Such overstaying period will not matter if your ILR is approved in future for registering them as BC.

2: can we apply for kids citizenship once our ILR approved?

Yes

Posted: **Wed Nov 29, 2017 6:02 pm**

Thanks Zimba88, Stay blessed...

Posted: **Mon Feb 19, 2018 3:16 pm**

Hi All,
i am applying for ILR in july 18 from tier 1 Entrepreneur, my wife also applying ILR with me as my dependent
kids:
2 (both born in UK age 3 year and 2 year) and got dependent visa till sep 18.

case1:
i was thinking to apply for me and my wife and once we get ILR then we apply kids citizanship.

case2:
i apply for ILR for all of us (me, wife and 2 kids)

Problem with case 1:
one of my friend did same he applied for ILR for himself and wife only. His daughter born in uk now 3 year old and at the time of application had dependnt visa. Now last week home office sent them letter about explanation why you didnt apply for your daughter?

Problem with case 2:
someone told me i can not apply for Kids ILR because they are not living with me from last 5 year as 1 born 3 year ago and second 2 year ago both in UK.

my question which option is best for me please ?
looking forward response from experts who always helped me and lot of others in this forum. specially Zimba88, CR001, vinny and many more

Best Regards

Posted: **Mon Feb 19, 2018 3:19 pm**

Stop listening to other stories, you might not know the full details and yes HO can and do write to ask about children especially if children have had dependent visas. All people have to respond is that MN1 under Section 1(3) will be applied once ILR is granted. No big deal!!

There is no 'minimum residence' period for small children.

Your topics have been merged where you have already been given advice, which has not changed.

Posted: **Mon Feb 19, 2018 3:35 pm**

Thanks CR001,
yes you are right as I make my mind after Zimba88 reply couple of month ago. But after these 2 things I get confused.
Thanks for help again.

one more question please if we all applying me, wife and kids need to fill 1 form only? or separate for each?

Posted: **Mon Feb 19, 2018 3:36 pm**

If all applying together, one form for all of you together.

Posted: **Mon Feb 19, 2018 3:40 pm**

CR001 and all other experts stay blessed.

Posted: **Mon Feb 19, 2018 3:46 pm**

I saved money by not applying ILR for kids.

Posted: **Wed Jul 04, 2018 3:54 pm**

hi again to all gurus.

i am applying tier1E to ILR in 4-5 weeks time.
Question 1:
is there any problem if we both (me & wife) earning between 1600-1800 a month combine?

she is running her own business and talking only £800 salary as director. She also got dividend of 9000 in 2017.
I am running my own business and taking £850 salary as director, I am main applicant.

question 2:
how much should i write her monthly income?
just 800? or dividend plus monthly income devided by 12 ?

please suggest

thanks in advance.

Posted: **Wed Jul 04, 2018 5:23 pm**

Income is not a requirement for ILR under Tier 1E, so it is not that important what you earn or write on the form

Posted: **Thu Jul 05, 2018 9:09 am**

Thanks Zimba you are always been helpful.

I will post again if I need any further help.

Regards

Posted: **Thu Jul 05, 2018 10:17 am**

I am filling online form. need help with following question:

Date you first entered the UK

When did you first enter the UK?
(Required)
This is the date you entered the UK when the period of stay you are basing this application on started.

first enter as student 10-01-2010

Got T1E 05-08-2013

I am applying ILR on basis of T1E 5 year route

second question:

Time spent outside the UK and Crown Dependencies
Since you first entered the UK, have you had any absences from the UK?
(Required)
This includes any absences however short.

should I write since 2010 or from august 2013?

Posted: **Thu Jul 05, 2018 10:28 am**

Rafeeq1144 wrote: ↑
Thu Jul 05, 2018 10:17 am
I am filling online form. need help with following question:

Date you first entered the UK

When did you first enter the UK?
(Required)
This is the date you entered the UK when the period of stay you are basing this application on started.

first enter as student 10-01-2010

Got T1E 05-08-2013 ==> use this

I am applying ILR on basis of T1E 5 year route

second question:

Time spent outside the UK and Crown Dependencies
Since you first entered the UK, have you had any absences from the UK?
(Required)
This includes any absences however short.

should I write since 2010 or from august 2013?

Posted: **Thu Jul 05, 2018 10:30 am**

Thanks marcnath for prompt reply.

Posted: **Thu Jul 05, 2018 11:13 am**

an other question please.

I visited my home country 5 times in 5 year, every year around 45 days. I wrote the same reason for all visits. Reason "to see my parents"

question:

What evidence will you provide to support the reasons for all absences from the UK and Crown Dependencies?
(Required)
You can select more than one option.

Letter(s) from employer(s) detailing reasons for work-related absences including periods of paid annual leave from the UK and Crown Dependencies

Letter from applicant detailing reasons for absence due to compelling or compassionate reasons

Letter from applicant detailing any exceptionally harsh consequences to them caused by the change in the way absences from the UK are counted

Original official documents: (e.g. medical, birth or death certificates)

Letter from travel companies to evidence disruption to travel

Other
===================

if i am choosing "other" what evidence should i write?

Posted: **Thu Jul 05, 2018 11:18 am**

Rafeeq1144 wrote: ↑
Thu Jul 05, 2018 11:13 am
an other question please.

I visited my home country 5 times in 5 year, every year around 45 days. I wrote the same reason for all visits. Reason "to see my parents"

question:

What evidence will you provide to support the reasons for all absences from the UK and Crown Dependencies?
(Required)
You can select more than one option.

Letter(s) from employer(s) detailing reasons for work-related absences including periods of paid annual leave from the UK and Crown Dependencies

Letter from applicant detailing reasons for absence due to compelling or compassionate reasons

Letter from applicant detailing any exceptionally harsh consequences to them caused by the change in the way absences from the UK are counted

Original official documents: (e.g. medical, birth or death certificates)

Letter from travel companies to evidence disruption to travel

Other
===================

if i am choosing "other" what evidence should i write?

Other ==> Evidence not needed for T1E applciants

Posted: **Thu Jul 05, 2018 11:26 am**

Thanks again marcnath

Posted: **Thu Jul 05, 2018 1:06 pm**

me again

I don't have any pending application with home office. But I still have my approval/BRP letter from extension application. What you guys suggest please? Zimba, CR001, marcnath

Does Mr XXX have any Home Office reference numbers?
(Required)
If a previous application has been made to remain in the UK, a reference number can be found on letters from the Home Office, called 'Our Ref' or 'Case ID'. If not known, please select 'No'.

Posted: **Thu Jul 05, 2018 2:16 pm**

Rafeeq1144 wrote: ↑
Thu Jul 05, 2018 1:06 pm
me again

I don't have any pending application with home office. But I still have my approval/BRP letter from extension application. What you guys suggest please? Zimba, CR001, marcnath

Does Mr XXX have any Home Office reference numbers?
(Required)
If a previous application has been made to remain in the UK, a reference number can be found on letters from the Home Office, called 'Our Ref' or 'Case ID'. If not known, please select 'No'.

If you have the reference numbers for your previous application(s), provide those

Posted: **Sat Jul 07, 2018 10:47 am**

hi again,

with reference to following post i was reading today by CR001 for someone else:

{by CR001 » Sat Jul 07, 2018 9:15 am
No she cannot. She needs to do the B1 SELT IELTS.

Note that ESOL is no longer accepted.}

my wife is applying ILR with me and she did

Her English Certificate saying

Mrs XXXX
is Awarded
Grade 5
Graded Examination in Spoken English
Entry Level Certificate in ESOL International (Speaking and Listening) (Entry 3)
CEFR Level B1.1

Trinity London Hammersmith SELT Centre- Februry 2018

I am not sure if she did the right one? she is applying in 3 weeks. please confirm is she need to do different or this one is ok.

Thanks in advance

Posted: **Mon Jul 09, 2018 11:19 am**

Hi experts,
any one can confirm please ?

Regards

Posted: **Mon Jul 09, 2018 11:30 am**

She needs IELTS SELT not ESOL.

Posted: **Tue Jul 10, 2018 1:31 pm**

Sorry to bother you again, CR01, Zimba, or any other expert:

following email she received when she passed test and she call them yesterday and they said its still acceptable because its CEFR Level B1.1

=======================
"Congratulations on passing your Graded Examination in Spoken English exam. We hope you enjoyed your experience with Trinity College London and we would welcome any feedback regarding the service you have received.

IMPORTANT: Please quote your Unique Electronic Reference Number (UER) in any communication with us, which is: TCL/060218/058505/50023444. In addition, this is the Unique Electronic Reference Number (UER) you should quote if using your certificate for a Visa application with the Home Office. We strongly recommend that you wait until you have received your certificate to ensure that these details have been uploaded to our verification system that is accessible to the Home Office. "

Posted: **Tue Jul 10, 2018 1:51 pm**

I am only quoting what the changes were in 2015. Let us know if this is accepted by HO.

See Q4 in the link below, ESOL test are no longer accepted since November 2015.

indefinite-leave-to-remain/faqs-english ... 93792.html

Q4: I am not exempt and do not hold a degree taught or researched in English. How do I go about fulfilling the requirement on the basis of an English qualification?

You can prove your knowledge of English by having an English level B1, B2, C1 or C2 level qualification on one of the Home Office’s lists of recognised English tests and qualifications. You must take the test at an approved test centre.

ESOL qualifications are no longer accepted as proof for settlement and citizenship applications.

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