We do meet the maintainence requirement but the solicitor warned us that it would be risky to apply from outside after overstaying the original flrm the refusal. The solicitor assured us that it would be easier under flrfp inside the uk?

Thanks for your reply, but I'm a little confused. Are you suggesting that my husband should return to his home country and apply for flrm as overstaying isn't a Mandatory reason for refusal? Do you think the likelihood of succeeding flrm over flrfp is greater? Solicitors keep telling us flrfp is lik...

Hi seeking advice for a flr(m) application. I have just started claiming careers for my sister. My husband is from Pakistan, we have a 1 year old son and we applied for his spouse visa in 2012 which was refused and we went through first tier appeals, we were refused to appeal to upper. Last year we ...

Just to clarify zia123 hasn't overstayed as such, we applied for spouse visa, which was refused, followed by subsequent reused appeals right up to upper. Then we applied for zambrano (we have a 10 month old son). Zambrano was refused last week. Is there any point trying to apply flrm, considering th...

Hi Looking to make a spouse visa application flrm soon. I have one dependent child. I'm a career for my sister and so exempt from the financial requirement. I get £59.75 a week in carers allowance £20.30 a week in child benefit £269.92 a month in child tax credit £56.80 a week in income support £75...

Hi Looking to make a spouse visa application flrm soon. I have one dependent child. I'm a career for my sister and so exempt from the financial requirement. I get £59.75 a week in carers allowance £20.30 a week in child benefit £269.92 a month in child tax credit £56.80 a week in income support £75 ...