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Dependent Queries while filing for ILR

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Dependent Queries while filing for ILR

Post by ravic9 » Wed Jan 18, 2012 10:19 pm

Hi Experts,

I am planning to go for my ILR in March 1st week (currently on Tier1 extension) and had the following queries, if you could kindly answer -

i) Presume I dont need to include my child who is born in UK in my application even though he has a Tier1 dependent visa, is that correct?

ii) Can I include my wife who is here on Tier2 since 2009 as my dependent in the ILR application if I shift her as my Tier 1 dependent?

iii) If yes, would she need to do an entry clearance from outside UK or can she do from within UK (she is currently inside UK).

Thanks in anticipation!
Ravi.

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Post by vinny » Wed Jan 18, 2012 11:28 pm

i) Yes.
ii) Yes.
iii) Outside the UK.
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Post by ravic9 » Thu Jan 19, 2012 12:45 pm

Thanks Vinni,

Just on Point 2 around filing my wife's dependent from outside UK which you have now confirmed (thanks!), is there any requirement for her to be on my dependent visa for LAST 2 years? If it is, then obviously this would lead to her ILR rejection.

I also wanted to ask that if for any reason one of the dependents is not given an ILR (like my wife), would that mean a rejection for primary applicant as well (myself). This I ask coz is it possible for me to have an ILR and my wife to still be on a Tier1 dependent if she is not granted ILR.

I am under the current impression ILR is given based on the primary applicant which is myself so if I get ALL my dependets get it as well but just wanted to be double sure hence this question!!

Thanks..

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