As they are overstayers , E-LTRP.2.2. prevents them from applying for FLR(M) directly. They may apply for FLR(FP) , subject to EX.1. This puts them on the 10-year route. After being granted leave on FLR(FP), they may switch to FLR(M), subject to satisfying the financial and other requirements. The ...

Can you please advise on how complex it is to get a family visa from inside the UK in these circumstances? And why is the same route different for years to get ILR? Thanks The in-country family route is 10 years, due to the overstay. However, they may switch onto the 5-year family route as soon as ...

The call centre is outsourced to a third party agency. You are not talking to ukvi staff at all. The advice you get also depends on what and how exactly you asked and if your query has been understood. Your only option for them now if FLR fp I think which will be a new 5 or 10 year route to ilr. A ...

We contacted the Home Office, and they said it was fine and we could apply for BRP replacement as the fees are already paid and they have the eligibility. They mentioned /suggested "form Settle in the UK as the partner of a person, or parent of a child, who is in the UK and settled here: form ...

So their visas expired last year and you haven't done anything to sort their visa status out?? They cannot apply for ILR if they do not have a valid visa. A BRP replacement is NOT the same thing as a visa extension and a visa extension is inly relevant if they hold a valid visa to extend. The Home ...

Hello everyone, I need some help/advice regarding the application for a PBS-dependent visa extension for my child and wife. Here is the situation: I got a Tier 2 general visa, first issued in November 2017 for three years and extended in July 2019 for another validity until October 2023. I got the I...