Tier 4 to ILR- curtailment of visa?!

[hw rose]

Hi
I have just been granted ILR and my daughter will soon be applying for SET(LR) in her own right. My concern now is regarding my husband who is on a Tier 4 student dependent visa which expires 19 April 2019 and is not eligible yet to apply for SET(LR).
From what I read on a similar older post it is valid until it expires however we didn't consider the possibility of curtailment
Is there a chance that the visa will be curtailed by the University or Home Office?
Any sources of information where we can understand his situation better please?
Many thanks

[vinny]

Why would the university be involved with a dependant?
Is he a student but not studying?

See also here.

[hw rose]

Oh thank you so much for replying so quickly as I'm in a state because it's something we did't consider before so are suddenly panicking!
Sorry for the confusion no he is not a student. I was referring to the curtailment of my student visa and thus in effect his would no longer be valid. Would either the Uni or Home office curtail my visa now that I have ILR thus making him an over stayer?

Why would the university be involved with a dependant?
Is he a student but not studying?

See also here.

[ukvisa123]

If you are granted ILR by HO then university cannot curtail it, as you are no longer on student visa. I think your partner can apply for FLR(M) as you are now settled before his visa expires. Vinny is the best person to clarify on this.

[vinny]

Being granted ILR is the opposite of a curtailment of leave!

See also Long Residence dependants.

[hw rose]

Thank you both very much for your advice.
Vinny- in the first link you sent me you had previously posted the following:

However, when the main applicant is granted ILR under Long residence, then there is a danger of curtailment. The PBS dependants cannot apply for further/indefinite leave to remain under Part 8, except children satisfying a277,A280(b), 299. But I don't see any reasons why they cannot remain until expiry of leave, when their leave isn't curtailed nor are they subject to removal, with reference to 4(1).

Moreover, for Long Residence dependants, don't travel

Could you kindly elaborate on that please? In what situations might my dependent's leave be curtailed?

[vinny]

When a caseworker makes a mistake or when the dependant fails to satisfy a condition of leave under 319D(b).

[hw rose]

Many thanks Vinny for your help, much appreciated!

[vinny]

See also here.

[ukvisa123]

Vinny would you recommend switching to FLR(M) if OP meets the requirements. As that may be the only option once the dependant visa expires.

[vinny]

Yes, if there is also shortfall in leave prior to ILR or traveling.