Hi there I hope that one can help us clarify few matters. We got married last year and are living together since then in Serbia but, now we are prepared to move to UK and in order to do that my spouse needs to get the spouse visa. We are both professionals, have more than 14.000 GBP savings. Questi...
When is the earliest date I can apply for FLR(M) to complete the Gap to full fill 2 years qualifying period for ILR? Does it have to be 28days before the expiry of my 2year spouse visa? I can't find any refernce to this..Any one else ???? Thanks. You can actually apply for FLR(M) at any time before...
Dear Sara
I will be quick and short in my comments
If your marriage is genuine and I think it is , nothing can stop you to be together here in the uk. its only a matter of time and money
so be strong and support your husband
Wish you all the best and remember soon or later you will be together
My point is According to the new proposals the end of the journey people will have citizenship or permanent residency So for people already have ILR or permanent residency it is not going to effect them any way because they are already reached the end of the journey But people with a temporary one t...
I went throw all the green paper which is a pdf file and any one can have access to it For people who have ILR it will not be a problem because with the new proposals the last stage after the 'probationary period' will be either citizenship or ILR for those who don’t want to have a citizenship not...
Just a quick question and I will be really appreciated if any one can help I am filling the citizenship form AN1 to apply as a husband of a British person In section 2.4 asking to provide my addresses for the last five years Is that only for people applying not as a spouse or civil partner or I shou...
I thought you don’t have any documents that’s whey I suggest you apply for FLR M but if you have the 20 documents that will be all right as far as I am concern it has not to be in a joint names it could be your names individually linked to the same address When I applied for my ILR I didn’t ha...
I am not quite sure it will be the best idea for you or not because it will cost you an extra 500 £ if you sure your ILR will be refused so do not apply for it and apply for FLR(M) at the moment for an extra 2 years extension. you can say its because your husband did not have a sufficient level of ...
So regretfully there will need to be an application on form FLR(M) for an extension visa. That should be applied for in the last 28 days of validity of the current visa ... so anytime from 09.02.08 onwards. John I had the same situation but I applied for my FLR(M) 4 month before the end of my entry...
I am not an expert and a lot of people here will be more helpful from my previous experience I think this documents will be alright the 20 documents it could be as well your names individually linked to the same address as an example your nhs medical cards etc… For the marriage certificate it woul...
Fair comment, as long as it is clear what the rules are actually saying. I just have a horrible suspicion that what we have here is "just" a misinterpretation of what the rules are actually saying. I agree also feel sorry for the people who suffer because of this misinterpretation but som...
I was trying to stop my self responding to this post but I couldn’t.
I am really sick of people trying to have every thing
Why people don’t respect the law and play by the rules?
Being honest was always the easy way to avoid any hassle
:( Hello to everyone..... I wanted to wish everyone a happy christmas... :) oh i dont know what to say really because I can imagine how would I be if it is Christmas and I am not with my kid Just all I can say my thoughts with you and your family and one day I am sure it will be soon you will be to...
I just didn’t understand the paragraph about people with an unspent conviction will normally be refused nationality I don’t think it is a new rule isnt? It’s the same extend of a good character I thought the new rules will be after lord Goldsmith reveals his privews in march but who knows it m...
Even the following is OK .... someone comes to the UK as a visitor from say 01.10.04 to 15.11.04 .... goes home .... gets a fiance(e) visa and returns to the UK on 01.03.05 ... gets married in the UK ..... then gets 2-year spouse visa on say 01.06.05 ... and ILR on 15.05.07 ..... no or few absences...
Its not a long time since I found this forum but i am really admiring the sort of help you giving to people who are starting their life here in the uk . Everyone and my self are appreciated
Does any one know how long does it take to process your application throw the nationality checking services? by a different way I need to process my application during 2 weeks time which I was physically in the uk otherwise I will have to wait another few months and I am a pit worry if it takes long...
i have the same Situation but I had to go back to home for 4 months. Those 4 months ..... any part of that 4 months will be in the last 12 months up to the date of application? If so, how much of that 4 months? - came here for 2 weeks as a visitor -back home for 4 months ( 127 days ) to apply for a...
thesaint, I repeat what I posted earlier in this topic, but this time with some emphasis :- not out of the UK for more than 270 days in the 3 years up to the date of application , AND not out of the UK for more than 90 days in the 1 year up to the date of application Don't think I can make it any c...
i have the same Situation but I had to go back to home for 4 months. if it work like that it will save me loads of time I am only afraid of any complex it might happened so can you reassure me please not out of the UK for more than 90 days in the 1 year up to the date of application so is that means...
