DEPENDANT ENTRY CLEARANCE

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I WAS GOING THROUGH THE WWW.UKVISA.GOV.UK and I CAME ACCROSS (INF4)
http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply ... espartners
where it state'
'If you have been granted entry clearance as a husband, wife, civil partner, or unmarried or same-sex partner, you will need to enter the UK within 28 days of the start date shown on your visa. You should tell the Entry Clearance Officer the exact date on which you will be travelling before your visa is issued. (You can ask for it to be post-dated for up to three months if you do not plan to travel immediately)'
I am an HSMP holder already got my extention under the old rules (1+4) till march 2011
just planning to submit visa for my dependant by the end of May2008 but she has some comittments at works so cant leave the job before dec ... dose it realy effects her application or is there a way out of it or the information has nothing to do with HSMP dependants visa entry as (INF2) apply to us
Please If someone can give some information ...

[vinny]

Husbands, wives and partners (INF 4) is not applicable to spouses or dependants of HSMP holders.

If you want to come to the UK as the husband, wife, civil partner, or unmarried or same-sex partner of someone who is not settled in the UK (for example a work permit holder) please read the appropriate guidance on this website.

Entry clearance requirements for spouses/civil partners, dependent children and unmarried partners of highly skilled migrants ( Rules Paragraphs 194 and 197 )

Prior entry clearance is mandatory

Applications from spouses and children under 18 as dependants of highly skilled migrants should be handled on the same basis as those of work permit dependants (see Paragraph 17.14 of this chapter).