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So what are you trying to say, I don't understand these rules.D4109125 wrote:I have just had confirmation that as the rules stand at the moment:
284 (b) the leave in question was granted to the applicant as the spouse, civil partner, unmarried or same-gender partner of a Relevant Points Based System Migrant (excluding a Tier 5 (Temporary Worker) other than a private servant in a diplomatic household who applied to enter the UK before 6 April 2012 or a Tier 4 (General) Student) and that spouse or partner is the same person in relation to whom the applicant is applying for an extension of stay under this rule; and
Although Tier 1 (PSW) is not a route to settlement, the rules do not distinguish between any of the Tier 1 sub categories in considering FLR as the spouse of a relevant PBS migrant.
Partners of relevant points-based system migrants
319AA. In paragraphs 319A to 319K and Appendix E, 'Relevant Points Based System Migrant' means a migrant granted to leave as a Tier 1 Migrant, a Tier 2 Migrant, a Tier 4 (General) Student or a Tier 5 (Temporary Worker) Migrant.
Therefore, at the moment Part 8 and the amalgamation (flr(m) to set(m)) is available to those PBS dep where the PBS was not on a route to settlement. However, the change is intended to stop this but as of yet is not in place according to the settlement policy team.
If you require further assistance I suggest you seek legal advice.
Based on what the settlement policy team advise, yes she can.z18runway wrote:So what are you trying to say, I don't understand these rules.D4109125 wrote:I have just had confirmation that as the rules stand at the moment:
284 (b) the leave in question was granted to the applicant as the spouse, civil partner, unmarried or same-gender partner of a Relevant Points Based System Migrant (excluding a Tier 5 (Temporary Worker) other than a private servant in a diplomatic household who applied to enter the UK before 6 April 2012 or a Tier 4 (General) Student) and that spouse or partner is the same person in relation to whom the applicant is applying for an extension of stay under this rule; and
Although Tier 1 (PSW) is not a route to settlement, the rules do not distinguish between any of the Tier 1 sub categories in considering FLR as the spouse of a relevant PBS migrant.
Partners of relevant points-based system migrants
319AA. In paragraphs 319A to 319K and Appendix E, 'Relevant Points Based System Migrant' means a migrant granted to leave as a Tier 1 Migrant, a Tier 2 Migrant, a Tier 4 (General) Student or a Tier 5 (Temporary Worker) Migrant.
Therefore, at the moment Part 8 and the amalgamation (flr(m) to set(m)) is available to those PBS dep where the PBS was not on a route to settlement. However, the change is intended to stop this but as of yet is not in place according to the settlement policy team.
If you require further assistance I suggest you seek legal advice.
Make it simple, can my wife apply for set(m) for ILR or not ?
'Relevant Points Based System Migrant' means a migrant granted to leave as a Tier 1 Migrant, a Tier 2 Migrant, a Tier 4 (General) Student or a Tier 5 (Temporary Worker) Migrant.Kallmay wrote:So that means all tiers dependent can right away apply for set(m) after flr(m)?
Old rules and providing she meets the requirements should be able to apply for set(m) now.waitingformonths wrote:My wife came to UK in Dec. 2010 on a Tier 1 dependent. Her Visa ran out before she completed 2 years. We applied for FLR(M) after 09-Jul-2012 and the leave was granted.
What is her status now? Can she now apply for ILR as she has completed her 2 years or she has to wait for 5 years as she applied for FLR(M) after 09-Jul-2012?
Your help will be much appreciated.
Under Immigration Rule 287(a)(i)(d)waitingformonths wrote:I assume by requirements you mean
1. English Language
2. Life in UK
If not then please state.
Also, under what paragraph is she able to apply for set(M)?
Can you possibly suggest some immigration advisors who can help us with out application.
Many thanks
D4109125 wrote:Under Immigration Rule 287(a)(i)(d)waitingformonths wrote:I assume by requirements you mean
1. English Language
2. Life in UK
If not then please state.
Also, under what paragraph is she able to apply for set(M)?
Can you possibly suggest some immigration advisors who can help us with out application.
Many thanks
Life in the UK test, adequate maintenance and accommodation and proof of cohabitation.
No, adequate maintenance and accommodation, old rules. Based on June 2012 she should (subject to rule changes) be eligible for settlement in June 2014.nazeeer123 wrote:hi guru can you please advice me. my wife gona apply flrm next mont, she came to uk as psw dependent on june 2012. does she need to show 18600 fund . thanx
The maternity leave should be ok, you are allowed limited absence due to a good reason, just state the absence was due to cultural and family reasons whilst giving birth. Yes the child can be included on set(m). She needs to complete the form in the UK. You can either use the Settlement Checking Service and or the PEO or send it by post.sshanmug wrote:Hi,
My wife entered UK in July 2011 as Tier 1 Dep and she switched to FLR(M) in Sep 2012 when I got ILR.
She went to India to deliver a baby and she is coming back next month.
Since she completes 2 years in July 2013 (T1 Dep + FLR(M) ) can she apply for ILR using SET(M). Is the Maternity break of 8 months outside UK will be a problem?
Also, we applied for my son's EC from India and we got his visa inline with my wife's visa.
Can I apply for my son's ILR as a dependent in SET(M) form?
Kindly Clarify.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Senthil
You get all the documents back including the Passport when using the SCS, but not the BRP as this is replaced with a new BRP for settlement.sshanmug wrote:Thanks for your reply. Thanks again for the clarification.
I did check the Settlement Checking Service .. somewhere I found that they retain the passport and give all the documents back .. I was hoping that they will give all documents(including passports) back after verification.
I am not worried about the timelines for making decision as my wife and son got visa till march 2015 but I am not keen on giving originals to UKBA as they take long time for postal applications.
Correct me if I am wrong.
Thanks and Regards,
Senthil
thanx a lot amber, how much maintenance funds for wife and 4 kids and how long it shod be in account.D4109125 wrote:No, adequate maintenance and accommodation, old rules. Based on June 2012 she should (subject to rule changes) be eligible for settlement in June 2014.nazeeer123 wrote:hi guru can you please advice me. my wife gona apply flrm next mont, she came to uk as psw dependent on june 2012. does she need to show 18600 fund . thanx
Dear AmberD4109125 wrote:No, adequate maintenance and accommodation, old rules. Based on June 2012 she should (subject to rule changes) be eligible for settlement in June 2014.nazeeer123 wrote:hi guru can you please advice me. my wife gona apply flrm next mont, she came to uk as psw dependent on june 2012. does she need to show 18600 fund . thanx
There is no sum per se however, for a couple with 4 children I would expect £373.03 Net per week after deducting rent/mortgage to be acceptable. You can take into account the Child Benefit and tax Credits.nazeeer123 wrote:thanx a lot amber, how much maintenance funds for wife and 4 kids and how long it shod be in account.D4109125 wrote:No, adequate maintenance and accommodation, old rules. Based on June 2012 she should (subject to rule changes) be eligible for settlement in June 2014.nazeeer123 wrote:hi guru can you please advice me. my wife gona apply flrm next mont, she came to uk as psw dependent on june 2012. does she need to show 18600 fund . thanx
There is intention to prevent, those who are a pbs dep where the pbs applicant was not on a route to settlement, from using Part 8 and the amalgamation.waitingformonths wrote:Dear AmberD4109125 wrote:No, adequate maintenance and accommodation, old rules. Based on June 2012 she should (subject to rule changes) be eligible for settlement in June 2014.nazeeer123 wrote:hi guru can you please advice me. my wife gona apply flrm next mont, she came to uk as psw dependent on june 2012. does she need to show 18600 fund . thanx
Can you please shed some light on what you meant by "subject to rule changes".
Thanks
Dear Amber,D4109125 wrote:I have just had confirmation that as the rules stand at the moment:
284 (b) the leave in question was granted to the applicant as the spouse, civil partner, unmarried or same-gender partner of a Relevant Points Based System Migrant (excluding a Tier 5 (Temporary Worker) other than a private servant in a diplomatic household who applied to enter the UK before 6 April 2012 or a Tier 4 (General) Student) and that spouse or partner is the same person in relation to whom the applicant is applying for an extension of stay under this rule; and
Although Tier 1 (PSW) is not a route to settlement, the rules do not distinguish between any of the Tier 1 sub categories in considering FLR as the spouse of a relevant PBS migrant.
Partners of relevant points-based system migrants
319AA. In paragraphs 319A to 319K and Appendix E, 'Relevant Points Based System Migrant' means a migrant granted to leave as a Tier 1 Migrant, a Tier 2 Migrant, a Tier 4 (General) Student or a Tier 5 (Temporary Worker) Migrant.
Therefore, at the moment Part 8 and the amalgamation (flr(m) to set(m)) is available to those PBS dep where the PBS was not on a route to settlement. However, the change is intended to stop this but as of yet is not in place according to the settlement policy team.
If you require further assistance I suggest you seek legal advice.