Long residence applications are for people who may qualify for indefinite leave to remain after 10 years of lawful and continuous residence in the UK. These applications require careful checking because gaps, incorrect dates or unexplained absences can create problems.
The Home Office reviews the applicant’s full immigration history, including previous grants of leave, in-time applications, periods of overstaying, absences and suitability issues.
We compile a full 10-year immigration timeline and check absence limits to ensure qualifying period accuracy.
We address past leave extensions, BRP records, and overstaying risks before submitting your ILR application.
Applying too early or without dealing with gaps in immigration history can put the application at risk. The qualifying period should be calculated before submission.
We can prepare a residence timeline, identify gaps or risk periods, review absences and organise the evidence before the application is submitted.
Tell us about your immigration situation and our experienced team will guide you through the right options and next steps. Contact us today to arrange a consultation.