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7by7, on 2012-01-14 14:54:32, said:
Chewy, I haven't seen an ILR endorsement since my wife got hers 10 years ago, and I'm sure they've changed since then. I'm also sure that it wont say "Resident Permit."
Maybe there's some misunderstanding here and she has not got ILR but residence under the EEA regulations; what nationality is her husband?
If she has indeed been granted ILR then she must have either:
Satisfied the KOL requirement; unless she is exempt there is no way of obtaining ILR without doing so.
or
Obtained false documents to show that she has satisfied KOL and so obtained ILR through deception.
If you suspect the latter, it is up to you what action you take.
Maybe there's some misunderstanding here and she has not got ILR but residence under the EEA regulations; what nationality is her husband?
If she has indeed been granted ILR then she must have either:
Satisfied the KOL requirement; unless she is exempt there is no way of obtaining ILR without doing so.
or
Obtained false documents to show that she has satisfied KOL and so obtained ILR through deception.
If you suspect the latter, it is up to you what action you take.
I know it’s a bit of a pain to bring this thread up again but it has taken a new twist.
The visa my wife friend got did indeed say resident permit but underneath it says “limited leave to remain” with an expiry date of Jan 2015 they got the visa Jan 2012 so looks like I was correct and they only got an extension for 3 years and not ILR How do I know? Well he came to me in a panic today. So it looks like they will have to start the process again and do it the correct way.
Be warned of these colleges promising false hope and taking £450 of your cash for a document that does not fit the requirements.
I had a closer look at my wife ILR visa and it clearly states Permanent indefinite leave to remain with no expiry date it does look the same as theirs but the wording is different on the bottom
