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Applying ILR at Redundancy status

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Applying ILR at Redundancy status

Post by hjlp » Thu Sep 08, 2011 4:58 pm

Afternoon everyone,

I will qualify ILR end of next January. But the industry I am working for is not looking very good at the moment. So I maybe laid off in the near future....

And I will receive two month notice pay plus compensation plus my unfinished holidays. So it's about 4 months salary.

I am currently under 5 years Work Permit which is employer applied for me and 3 years Tier1 General applied by myself before 1st April 2010 at the same time.

So my question is can I get ILR with no job or self-empolyed status? HR is ok to help me pay NI and tax if I received redundancy payments. Would be a problem if I have a no fixed or permeant job when I applying for ILR? Can I use premiem VISA service in above case or Post?

In earning wise, I think I have enough money than my first Tier1 application no matter it's 12 out of 15 or 12 continous month before date of ILR. However latter one I do need to include redundancy payment, yes, it will be NI and taxed.

Am I correct ?Have I made a big mistake here? Thanks in advance...

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Post by Lucapooka » Thu Sep 08, 2011 5:05 pm

You don't need to be actually working at the time you apply for ILR. You just need to score the points. In fact before points-based ILR was recently introduced you did not need to be working either; the rules asked only that you had been economically active during the five years.

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Post by hjlp » Fri Sep 09, 2011 2:26 pm

Thanks a lot, but I try to avoide this situation...

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