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What if I switch job from my Tier 2 sponsor (after I got my ILR), while dependents still have Tier 2 dependent visa?
If you get ILR based on Tier 2, there is NO issue regarding dependent!!What if I switch job from my Tier 2 sponsor (after I got my ILR), while dependents still have Tier 2 dependent visa?
Children are REGISTERED as British not naturalised (adults only).My daughter was born in the UK, now I got ILR (from Tier 2), I'm planning to get her naturalised via MN1 Section 1(3),
No. Your dependents are dependent on YOU and not on your sponsor. Their visas remain valid as long as you got ILR based on Tier 2 and not 10 years long residence.but now I'm also thinking about switching job. Will her current visa (Tier 2 dependent) remain valid?
AndriiUK wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2019 1:49 pmHi, my wife and I have applied for the ILRs.
We are planning to get our daughter (born in the UK) naturalised as a British Citizen via MN1 Section 1(3) route.
I'm also thinking about switching the job. Since my original Tier 2 visa was linked to the sponsor and my dependant's visas are linked to mine, will our daughter's visa get invalidated if I switch job from my Tier 2 sponsor?
CR001 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2019 12:15 pmPlease do not tag your questions onto other members topics, it is unfair to original posters and creates confusion when members respond.
If you get ILR based on Tier 2, there is NO issue regarding dependent!!What if I switch job from my Tier 2 sponsor (after I got my ILR), while dependents still have Tier 2 dependent visa?
Children are REGISTERED as British not naturalised (adults only).My daughter was born in the UK, now I got ILR (from Tier 2), I'm planning to get her naturalised via MN1 Section 1(3),
No. Your dependents are dependent on YOU and not on your sponsor. Their visas remain valid as long as you got ILR based on Tier 2 and not 10 years long residence.but now I'm also thinking about switching job. Will her current visa (Tier 2 dependent) remain valid?
Did you mean to say yes? (Their visa will be valid). I got ILR based on Tier 2 (5 years).No. Your dependents are dependent on YOU and not on your sponsor. Their visas remain valid as long as you got ILR based on Tier 2 and not 10 years long residence.
No to your change of employer question being an issue. Yes to the visa remaining valid.AndriiUK wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2019 2:04 pmDid you mean to say yes? (Their visa will be valid). I got ILR based on Tier 2 (5 years).No. Your dependents are dependent on YOU and not on your sponsor. Their visas remain valid as long as you got ILR based on Tier 2 and not 10 years long residence.
Thank you!
