Your wife? What happened to the husband you were separated from? :? Don't take it seriously. It's internet only. Story on web is mostly based on imagination and curiosity. But the question could be general for everyone on the board. Most importantly, do you have answer for this widely concerned que...

My wife has an old English test (Cambridge B1) and she will renew her visa next February. Could she still use her old test results? It was taken 2.5 years ago.

[quote="CR001"]Child needs a valid passport to apply for a visa. Are you no longer separated from your husband?? http://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/my-husband-has-a-criminal-conviction-will-my-visa-ext-be-ok-t196334-20.html#p1264602[/quote] Child's passport is ...

We are applying for visa extension. Could I apply for visa extension using the expired passport? Can I renew the passport of my child after the visa is granted?

[quote="sushdmehta"]Will the child receive his/her new passport before the child's current leave expires?[/quote]

Yes, the child will get the passport in time.

Just want to have Mom's visa done first. It's safer if possible.

1. Is it OK to apply FLR(M) for my wife while she is here, and then she will go back to home country to apply for visa for the baby and bring her to the UK? Yes . 2. If my wife can apply her FLR(M) here, what visa we can apply for the baby outside UK? settlement visa . regards what kind of settleme...

My baby's passport is expiring, and need to renew it first. Could I as Mon and spouse send my application first, and then apply for the child's one after the passport's renewed?

Or it is definitely required that a child must extend the visa with the mother?

[quote="Casa"]Not possible. If the spouse visa was issued outside of the UK the earliest you can apply is 28 days before the 2nd anniversary of your entry.[/quote] Hi Casa, My spouse visa was issued outside of the UK and have 30 months. Does this mean I can apply for an extension after 24 ...

[quote="Wanderer"]
Absolute tosh! My brother is a social worker, he'll laugh his male appendage off reading this twaddle.....[/quote]

Thanks for your shining comments. The world is bright, we all wish to believe.

Actually, if SS wants to take your kid, they can simply claim you are emotionally unstable. Then kids can be taken for protection from "your emotion". This has been happening in many previous cases. Their friends/kins are waiting for them to snatch other's kids for benefits, and that's how...

Dear Casa, Thanks for your reply. It seems you are trying to attack me literally. But I wish you could show your human conscience to new immigrants here, rather than like a legal robot. As you know, I'm here to seek for useful advice. If you do a bit web research, you know this child protection has ...

It seems it's true I'm in huge troubles. SS threatens me to bring my child away from me. I never smack my child. The father (separated) just smacked once due to special reason. But SS doubts a single mom (dad has been restrained) cannot bring child up well. I digged a bit deeper. Actually there is a...

I have a baby who has a British passport.

If I divorce with my husband (ILR), what will happen with my FLR visa? Can I still apply for a SET visa after 5 years?

[quote="michali"] That is a great link! Clearly sets out the boundaries for physical punishment. To leave bruises on a child is totally unacceptable and I doubt that knowledge of the law would have prevented this incident. Compassion, love and respect for a child's safety should make it co...

You could lose your children, your husband could go to prison. If you want to leave in this country, learn the rules, especially where children are concerned. It's quite a big trap for many immigrants. We're never informed about this newly enforced law, while most locals have learned about this for...

Casa wrote:How is your child?

No problem at all now. Just some bruises. It seems this is classified as criminal offence in UK. Quite different from where we came from.

Wanderer wrote: Seriously?

Not being facetious but since when has this been an offence? Was it smacking or hitting? i.e. causing bruising etc?

It's very recently. Smaking and bruising, under charge. Likely will he be jailed? This is the 1st time.

My husband has a conviction for our smacking children. First offence. How serious will this be? Is he still be valid to support my visa as his dependent?

You may apply for SET(M) no sooner than 28 days prior to the 5th anniversary of your initial entry into the UK on your spouse visa and, preferably, before your leave expires. Do appreciate that the 30 month FLR(M) period will start from the date of the decision. If possible, you would want to have ...

vinny wrote:

CR001 wrote:What date did your visa start and when did you enter the UK?

It's 28/07/2013, and I guess it is no problem to have 60 months if I apply earlier.

What date did your visa start and when did you enter the UK? Was your initial visa valid for 33 months? Thanks for reply. yes its a 33 month spouse visa. my husband has an ILR visa. I want to apply by mail, which means it will take 2 months before it comes to conclude. Will that be ok because the v...

My spouse visa will expire in Feb 2016, could I mail it out now? I just want to sort it out before Xmas so that I can go travelling without worries.

Sorry your post doesn't appear to make sense. Can you explain in more detail what you want to do, and maybe then you will get an answer :wink: I believe the OP is outside the UK and is wanting to apply for a spouse visa as her husband is settled. The issue is regarding employment and whether they s...

My husband has got his ILR visa. He is going to change his job to another company and quit his job now.

If we turn in our spouse application now, shall we turn in the next job contract as well?

He has not started yet. So no payroll from his next job.

Or I must return to pakistan to apply for a new schengen visa.