thanks for the reply guys.

@vinny - would it be worth making a cover letter and mentioning her recent refusal of her ILR in her new application for the FLR (M)?

Note: She is still using her maiden name even though were married. Would that have a problem in FLR (M)?

Hi! Thanks for the quick replies. Now with the FLR (M), we're married in our country last year before all this unfortunate events with her application. we do have the marriage license but we havent changed her surname to my surname. would that affect our chances? we also have correspondence covering...

cheers for the reply vinny. we're looking at the FLR (M) now and it seems the path we will be taking and hopefully her recent rejection wouldn't affect the FLR (M) route that we're taking. but the payment of PEO which is £1350 is down in the drain.. good bye £1350! very disappointed and saddened t...

@MPI she did mention that she was on holiday for x no of days as it was stated in the section of her no. of absence in the UK @maximus79 - she is a tier 2 applicant on her own accord. As she is a tier 2 applicant on her own right is she illegible for FLR (M) or is it SET (M)? im confused now with th...

would that afftect her current job as she is tier 2 migrant and work in the NHS?

hi! my wife had had her ILR application refused quite recently as she was on her maternity leave and had to visit her father who has terminal illness back home and the reason for the refusal was that she spent more than 90 days outside the UK. Her Tier 2 Migrant visa expires on November 2011. and th...