Hi Innocent devil, Many thanks for your response. u are God sent. i definetely need help with FLR (M) application. Please what docs did you submit for your wife's FLR (M) app. Many thanks Documents Checklist: 1 - Application Form (Latest completed) with 2 x Photos of wife, 1 x my photo 2 - Her Pass...

You can certainly book your ILR appointment and FLR(M) for later on same day which would be a good way to get it done. I got my ILR and then have posted my wife's FLR(M) last month as I wanted to save some money plus we do not have immediate travel plans. They have sent us acknowledgment back plus d...

declare it. you will sail through as its an FPN

yes your friend is right. once you have your ILR then use form MN1 and register the baby as the british citizen and apply passport after you receive registration certificate.

re-second question, i do not think it will cause any issue as no court was involved and its an FPN.

Good luck.

thats for him to decide not you. I have given a real life example.

i know it was a different case but the whole point was to put OP's mind to rest.

on another note, it would be interesting to see what do they do in such a case where one partner is british and the spouse don't meet financial requirement. I do not think that they will refuse the settlement or a visa as I know of a family case where a british settlement husband divorced his wife (...

the rules in place before 9 july 2012 apply in this case hence no financial requirement

no body knows. we know as much as you do.

don't know about him but I had 2 x Traffic FPNs for speeding and I successfully got ILR, just to put your minds on rest.

Student exemption isn't a benefit. I used to do that when I was a student and successfully got ILR so shouldn't be an issue. Same goes if you are living on your own and claiming SPD which isn't a benefit either.

if you are british then you can claim CB and/or other benefits , cannot see any issue with your partner being an overstayer.

Was you claiming WTC for youself. Whats your visa status. If there are no restrictions then i cannot see any reason why they have done that.

you need to seek advice from Citizens Advice Bureau or some experienced accountant/lawyer etc

if you have ILR or a national of the UK then it won't affect her application. For the purpose of benefits such as working tax credits, the status of the settled person is taken into account

Have you tried writing to them or did you receive any correspondence from them about it before they stopped paying you

you can declare them but they wont effect your application.

if you had them and you know about it then you should declare it. what happens if you don't declare them and they find out. that will be an issue then.

well done you

no it won't effect her ILR.

Eligibility criteria: section 1(3) Method of application: NCS Date of receipt by UKBA: 30/10/2012 Date of debit of fees: 01/11/2012 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 10/11/2012 Date of receipt of approval: Waiting Date of receipt of documents: Waiting Date of receipt of registration certificate: W...

whats so confusing about it. Mention it but it is spent so wouldn't cause any issues

my bank statements were right filthy with markers of all sorts so i wouldn't worry about it

if they have ILR, and in the UK, they should be entitled to some kind of support. You need to speak to CAB bureau or a specialist for the advice. good luck

declare them but there won't be any effect on your application as its just a fine.

how were the points given. i.e: through court or FPN. i suspect its to do with the court and that it wasn't an FPN