UK Immigration Office
Immigration Advice 020 7237 3388
Other Countries
Immigration Advice
Same Day Services
Complex Cases
Humanitarian Protection
Discretionary Leave
Borders, Citizen & Immigration Act
Representation to the UKBA
Exempt from Immigration Control
Armed Forces
Case Laws
10 years Long Residency
14 years Long Residence
Eligibility Applying Continuous residence Events that breaks residence Treatment of temporary residence Stop the clock Knowledge of life in the UK Application by dependants Human rights consideration Character reference Refusal Human Rights Act 1998
Appeal & Representation
Sponsorship Licence
UK Visas
Visiting the UK
Studying in the UK
Working in the UK
Temporary Workers
UK Residency
British Citizenship
European Citizens
Managed Services
Partners and Families
Careers with ICS Legal
Around the Globe

 
 

 

extended validation certificate




In order to be granted ILR following 14 years long residence, the applicant must satisfy the criteria for continuous lawful residence. This means that they would have to meet the criteria for continuous residence as well as having been resident in the UK for at least 14 years. This can be a combined lawful and unlawful stay in the UK.

 
 
 



©2011 Copyrights ICS LEGAL | All rights reserved | UK immigration advice | Marriage Visa | British Citizenship | Tier 1 HSMP | www.icslegal.co.uk