Great. Thank you

Docp wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 13, 2019 10:22 am

Thanks. Sorry one more follow up Q.

I note that the processing time for FLR(M) is 8 weeks. My wife's current visa expires on 21 Feb. Would applying via post be still okay?

PS As she would have to clear her English exam, she would have to wait for another week or so before she can apply via post

Thanks. Sorry one more follow up Q.

I note that the processing time for FLR(M) is 8 weeks. My wife's current visa expires on 21 Feb. Would applying via post be still okay?

Thanks CR001. Much appreciate.

Her visa was issued on July 5. It would be a shame if her ILR clock resets which is why we are torn between the two options. Thanks for letting me know about the IHS charge. I suppose that would be £1000 on top of the fees (2.5 y?) for the FLR(M).

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