In some countries, the difference in age between parents and children is generally greater than it was in the past. Do the advantages of this trend outweigh the disadvantages?
It appears that Miss Sylvia Marcellina Ahaotu arrived in the
UK
on 20th January 2011 as a student
holding a student
visa
valid from 31st December 2010 to 31st October 2012. Before the expiry of her visa
, she submitted an application
to the Home
Office
for further
leave to remain as a student
under Tier 4 (General) Student
. The Home
Office
granted her further
leave to remain in the UK
valid from 22nd June 2013 to 03rd December 2015. Subsequently
, before the expiry of her visa
, she submitted an application
for further
leave to remain in the UK
and the Home
Office
granted her further
leave to remain valid from 21st February 2016 to 7th August 2018. Finally
, she submitted an application
to the Home
Office
for further
leave to remain before her visa
expires and she was granted further
leave to remain in the UK
valid until 28th September 2021.
During her stay in the UK
, Miss Ahaotu completed her Master of Science (MSc) in Project Management in Construction on 28th February 2013 and further
, she completed her Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) on 31st January 2019. The enclosed education certificates meet English proficiency requirements for indefinite leave to remain in the UK
. Further
, our client has already passed her Life
in the UK
test and electronic reference has already been given in the online application
form.
Since 20th January 2011, she has been residing in the UK
legally and qualifies for indefinite leave to remain in the UK
on the basis of completion of her 10 years
of legal residence
in the UK
. During her stay, she has established a significantly strong private life
apart from her family life
. She has successfully completed the Life
in the UK
Test and a PhD Degree to meet the Life
in the UK
and English requirements.
Our client, Miss Ahaotu has completed more than 10 years
of lawful residence
in the UK
having initially
entered the UK
as a student
. Throughout, her stay in the UK
, she has never been absent from the UK
for more than six months during each year of her stay in the UK
and she now wishes to submit an application
to the Home
Office
for indefinite leave to remain in the UK
on the basis of her long legal residence
(10 Years
).
Our client qualifies to take the benefit of the long residence
concession on the basis of her 10 years
of legal stay in the UK
. It is submitted that residence
, whether lawful or otherwise
, must also
be continuous residence
. Continuous residence
is not broken by an absence of six months or less, as long as the person had leave
to remain at the time of their departure from and return to the Change the verb form
left
UK
. The requirements to be met by an applicant for indefinite leave to remain on the ground of long residence
in the United Kingdom are that:Submitted by nasir-mah on
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