Hi Guys, me and my british partner getting married soon. I will apply for Spouse visa probably in August, Just got few questions. 1- Regarding to Partners English Language Test (introduced on 29th November), I just heard if someone got Master's Degree from one of UK University he doesn't need to sh...

I'm afraid I can't really answer your question, but I can give you an indication of what happened to my wife and I when we attended the solihull PEO. We were asked for: 1. Both passports (hers was given straight back, mine was kept for about an hour) 2. Marriage license (this was kept for about an h...

Well nevermind, just managed to speak to someone there and it's been granted. Thank god for that! Cheers to the people who gave advice on the various questions I had before this by the way, and everyone who has written about their experiences that I gleaned large amounts of info from! *big sigh of r...

Hey guys. Some advice would be wonderful please. Went with my wife to the PEO in solihull. All seemed fine, interview and documents were all ticked and approved. Wife was sent to biometric enrolment, and the language used was in the 'the kind of visa we are giving you is....' vein. Seemed fine. Howe...

Sorry, but I can confirm 100% that the Life in the UK test isn't relevant for FLR(M)...only for ILR and British Citizenship. Regrettably, incorrect information is frequently given on the 'advice line'. The Batchelor's Degree without the letter may be acceptable, but I suggest if you're waiting for ...

I hope you're still reading this as the Life in the UK test isn't applicable for FLR(M)...that comes later for ILR. Your wife either needs proof that her Batchelor's degree has been taught in English or a pass certificate for the new A1 English test. I've just noticed that you mentioned 'masters' d...

For 90% of applications according to UKBA, yes. Although bear in mind that FLR is no longer issued as a visa vignette placed in the passport...it's a separate ID card issued usually within a week or so and sent by post. Thanks for this. After looking through all the documents we noticed that we hav...

Casa wrote:It's not an interview. They simply take your money and check your documents...which look fine.

Ah. Ok, do we get a decision there and then or...?

Sorry, am a bit clueless.

Oh sorry just to add that my wife is an Indian national. In case that makes any difference

Hey guys! Ok, so I'm a UK citizen by birth and have been living in the UK for the majority of my life. I've been married and subsequently divorced once before, many years ago. About 2 years ago I met my wife who is in the UK on a student visa doing an MBA. She recently handed in her MBA dissertation...