New Rules coming into effect from 05th april

[Freeman78]

Hi Seniors.

I trust you are well

I have heared that as a of next month you can apply for ilr three months prior to your eligibitly date instead of 28 days in advanace as per old rules.
Can anyone confirm this please?

[ilrapplicant2013]

Hi Seniors.

I trust you are well

I have heared that as a of next month you can apply for ilr three months prior to your eligibitly date instead of 28 days in advanace as per old rules.
Can anyone confirm this please?

Link please

[alanwong]

Hi Seniors.

I trust you are well

I have heared that as a of next month you can apply for ilr three months prior to your eligibitly date instead of 28 days in advanace as per old rules.
Can anyone confirm this please?

I only got to know that the new fee has been approved and take effect from 6th April and the old forms can be used 21 days after that (but new fee has to be paid)

[ILR.dot.dot.dot]

I also want to know what is the truth behind this new 3 months rule?
Could any one comment please?

[Kevin24]

Hi Seniors.

I trust you are well

I have heared that as a of next month you can apply for ilr three months prior to your eligibitly date instead of 28 days in advanace as per old rules.
Can anyone confirm this please?

I only got to know that the new fee has been approved and take effect from 6th April and the old forms can be used 21 days after that (but new fee has to be paid)

So they are allowing a Grace period of 3 weeks. That's good, it will be of immense help for some members who have filled the present SET O form. I haven't seen any thing about this 3 month's rule. We have to see what the New SET O Form and Guidance contains. Hopefully both should be out before 06/04.

[sheraz7]

No such news exist at the moment.

[Magic1597]

Hi Seniors.

I trust you are well

I have heared that as a of next month you can apply for ilr three months prior to your eligibitly date instead of 28 days in advanace as per old rules.
Can anyone confirm this please?

I would be really interested to hear about this. If the 3 month rule is correct, then please someone confirm it as it will end my sleepless nights. I am nearly there but will fall short by 2 months. I was going to submit anyway and hope they take 6 months to consider by which time I will have 10 years and more.

Anyone out there to put my mind at ease.