Hi all,

im VERY happy as I got my flr m this week at croydon.

many thanks

Thank you Vinny for your great help! ive read all of those links... it is interesting how some applicants have been asked to get some 'extra documents' not listed on any website or form...for example, if you read the law 284 from the link you gave us, it does not state anything about attendance...in...

Hi all,

I know I asked many questions which might discourage some people to reply, sorry.

If you just let me know anything about the school documents that are normally required? grades? attendance?

but if you can answer any of the other questions, that would be grand! thanks


thanks!

Happy

Yes, we have an appt for this Friday.

all your ideas, suggestions, and comments are welcome

Thanks!

Hi all, My husband (uk) and I (overseas student visa) got married in may in london. as we want to get the flr m we will go to Croydon this Friday but before would like to ask you all a few questions: 1.What kind of evidence do they ask for regarding my studies? (english language college) 2. Do they ...

Thanks Victoria, I believe that my coa application is complete and straightforward considering the following: 1. My student visa is valid for more than 6 months and has more than three months remaining 2. Neither has been married before 3. It is an authentic and special relationship and we will marr...

Thanks again Victoria, Okay, I understand what you mean with this 'no three months needed' thing. I just wonder if there is any classification as 'too early' when someone is applying for a coa? especially, considering that i entered the uk a month ago...does that sound reasonable and acceptable to y...

Thank you Victoria, im sorry but i dont quite understand your post, sorry! what do you mean with "i no longer need three months remaining on my student visa to apply for a FLR M"? how long do i need remaining then? THank you Rozen, i did not quite get that 'being single document' thang, bu...

Thank you Rozen! your reply is very useful. im glad that my case sounds pretty straightforward! i reckon it is always better to start all the process sooner than later, isnt it? im just wary about being 'too early', but maybe im just exaggerating... just read that the 'notice to marry' lasts one yea...

another thing, lets say that i get the coa approved, and then we get married in six months time... i still need to get the FLR M for which i need a minimum of three months remaining on my visa, right? does it make sense to send my coa soon and start all this paperwork as soon as possible? is it okay...

Hi All, Thank you for taking the time to read and give all your suggestions and ideas. My british girlfriend and I (male student) have decided to get married in six months time. I do qualify for the COA as: *I have an entry clearance valid for more than six months (valid for 14 months) *I have more ...