Yes, your understanding is correct and so far all requirements for FLR(M) met it keeps your spouse away from going on 10 year route if you apply for ILR without B1. That appears the correct path, no other way. And once she gets B1, you can directly apply ILR. Hoping she gets the B1 once and for all...

I believe that caseworkers are incorrect , if they put ILR applicants on the 10 year path due to failing KoLL. Thanks Vinny. Hope so. My wife still meet all criteria for FLRM. Even for ILR it's just B1 missing. Life in UK test is done. So just due to B1 if she put on 10 years route, it will be disa...

Yes, your understanding is correct and so far all requirements for FLR(M) met it keeps your spouse away from going on 10 year route if you apply for ILR without B1. That appears the correct path, no other way. And once she gets B1, you can directly apply ILR. Hoping she gets the B1 once and for all...

Provided she satisfies all requirements for FLR(M) as before, she may apply for another FLR(M) and remain on the 5-year path. Applicants who already have a test certificate or result A partner or parent applying for leave to enter or leave to remain is not required to provide evidence of meeting th...

Hi All Very good evening I am looking for your suggestion as I am struggling a bit with my wife ILR application. My wife is on FLR (M) dependednt - 5 years route. I have British citizenship now. She is now eligible for ILR. Her current visa expiring soon. She passed life in UK test but still not thr...