How long has the 10 year old child been living in the UK? Where were they born? What do you think? Or anyone with any ideas? I agree with Wanderer that Discretionary Leave would probably be more appropriate, but this is a complicated case with certainly no guarantee of success. https://www.gov.uk/g...

Casa wrote:How long has the 10 year old child been living in the UK? Where were they born?

What do you think? Or anyone with any ideas?

AIUI they would need to show why it's in the best interests of the child to remain, this is especially difficult as both parents have no status. Have they worked illegally, did they use the NHS? Tough one, suggest they speak to a good immigration lawyer. Yeah they did work illegally use the NHS ( t...

Casa wrote:How long has the 10 year old child been living in the UK? Where were they born?

The child was born here and has a British passport..

Hello moderators, Obie, Casa and anyone who can help, I know how annoying it is when we come on this forum asking questions we could be paying a solicitor for, and it can be very annoying to keep answering the same questions over and over again but please , if it was possible for me to just get the ...

Please how do I start a new thread? :( In the same way you started this one. Click on Immigration for family members...and then click on the red 'New Topic' at the top left hand side of the page. Thank you, I did not know that, I just found my question deleted from the flr(FP) parent thread and bro...

Hello forum members, I need help for a couple who are both illegal with a 10 year old child (he just got his British passport) , he has two older siblings (don't really matter to this question) I want to ask if it's possible for both mum and Dad to apply on the same form with any sibling who is unde...

Please how do I start a new thread?

Ok then.. Seems like no one will answer my questions again, and I will not be allowed to post anywhere too.. But am I allowed to rephrase this question in the flr(FP) parent forum? Or am I just not allowed to ask questions again? I am asking because everything seems to have changed and I am trying ...

Ok then.. Seems like no one will answer my questions again, and I will not be allowed to post anywhere too.. But am I allowed to rephrase this question in the flr(FP) parent forum? Or am I just not allowed to ask questions again? I am asking because everything seems to have changed and I am trying n...

Thanks Casa for replying, I want to ask you a question and I really don't know if the question belongs on this side if the forum but will ask anyway. This is for a friend, if a married couple has a British child (just turned 10) and the couple has one other child who isn't British but cane where as ...

OK, so if you switch to FLR(M) you will be granted 2.5 years. You'll then have to submit another FLR(M) extension for the remaining 2.5 years, which would then take you to ILR. -SET(M). This would be a shorter route to ILR than the FLR(FP) route you're currently on. Yeah, that's what I am thinking ...

If you switch to FLR(M) the time spent on FLR(FP) won't count towards the qualifying period for ILR. I thought you get indefinite stay after 5years flr(m)? Flr(FP) takes 10 years so I was thinking of cutting it short and just switching to flr(m) ? Or do you have any links on indefinite leave to rem...

You can switch at any time you feel you're able to meet the requirements for FLR(M). Be aware though that it will re-set your immigration clock to zero and you'll be on a new 5 year path to ILR. Oh OK.. I just did my first 2.5 years so I am renewing for the second time, will I not be eligible for I...

Hello Casa, I have another question, is it possible for me to apply for my flr(FP) now and switch to flr(m) next year if I meet the requirements? Or do I have to wait till I renew in 2019?

If members stopped asking questions, there wouldn't be a forum! The problem with zero hours and variable income is that the Case Worker will take the lowest month in the 6 month qualifying period and multiple it by 12 to calculate the annual income. I'm guessing from what you've said, that this wil...

You'll be pleased to know, it's before tax. (assuming neither of you are qualifying with self-employed earnings). A1 level English is required. Read through the guidance for FLR(M) and then come back with any questions if you have them. Thanks for taking your time to reply me.. I just wanted to ask...

I also forgot to ask, is the 18,600 before tax or after?

You don't have to prove 2 years of co-habitation, only evidence of a genuine relationship. Co-habitation is required for an unmarried partner application. If you feel that you are able to meet all the requirements including minimum income of £18,600 p.a (this can be joint income), then you could sw...

Hello forum members I want to ask a question. I am getting married in a few weeks and I will be renewing my papers this year, I am getting married to the father of my children but I applied under flr(FP) years ago and it got 2 and a half years. I know getting married is a change of circumstance and ...

Hi Guys I need you guys to shed some light when I apply for my wife's visa extension discretionary leave I know I have to pay an NHS bill which I know is £200 per year so it will be around £400 for her 30 months visa Her visa will run out on July 2017. I wanted to know what documents do I have to s...

i m so disoppointed that anybody didnt reply about my post . any way can any body tell me what r my chances? i put my flr fp 10 year route as partner.. i attached my documents . wedding pics about 30 or 40 ., form . letters from friend, , letter of wife. marriage certificate,proof of address of us....

Hello everyone, its been a while, its nice to see some new and old faces(literally). I am so happy for all the goodnews i read everyday on this site,God is indeed faithful.. I wanted to ask a quick question if anyone can help, a friend of mine wants to renew and she has a simple caution, is this an...

Hello everyone, its been a while, its nice to see some new and old faces(literally). I am so happy for all the goodnews i read everyday on this site,God is indeed faithful.. I wanted to ask a quick question if anyone can help, a friend of mine wants to renew and she has a simple caution, is this an ...

[quote="rina"]Permission for my JR has been refused. I wait to hear from my barrister on Monday to see if there is an error of law so we can ask for an oral hearing. I am slowly giving up this is too much. Its a never ending battle :([/quote /]) Please don't give up.. Please..I am praying ...