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bonga
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Re: SET(M) application has not been accepted to Proceed

Post by bonga » Tue Apr 01, 2014 12:00 pm

bb2012 wrote:
bonga wrote:any body have any updates like the same situation...
Hi Bonga,

Could you please tell us, exactly which date flr(m) was approved, are you still waiting for your BRP?

Kind Regards
approved 3rd week of Mar 2014 from PEO and BRP received yesterday...should have received early but they DX missed to deliver ...and spouse visa for 2 years till april 2016

Do you have any idea to share ..I am very confused the from blogs the expertise and seniors have very logical to apply and other or some of lawyer said not ..have to wait till qualify period after FLR(M), no previous period will consider the way I have wait..confused what to do ..

how long home office reply email query ..do they reply sort of details email with law reference ..

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Re: SET(M) application has not been accepted to Proceed

Post by GOd Helps » Wed Apr 02, 2014 5:34 pm

hi bonga just recieved this email from ho thought it might help you
You may find the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) below and links to guidance useful.





Angela Coupe

Operational Policy and Rules Unit

Family Migration Operational Policy

Immigration and Border Policy Directorate



Links to Guidance






1.Family Members – Partners and Article 8

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... _1__1_.pdf


2.Family Members – Transitional Arrangements

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... -guide.pdf


3.Family Members – Financial Requirement

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... I6.doc.pdf


4.English Language requirement for Leave to Remain as a Family Member

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... h_lang.pdf



FAQs



Question: An applicant was granted leave onto the family route before the 9 July 2012 change to the Immigration Rules. Do they need to meet the new Rules in Appendix FM at their extension application?



Answer: No, anyone granted leave on the basis of the Rules in place before 9 July 2012 will need to meet those Rules when applying for further leave or ILR. Please see the above Transitional Arrangements guidance on our website.



Question: Do all dependants of PBS Migrants who have been granted ILR need to apply for leave to remain as the Partner of a settled person?



Answer: This will depend on how the PBS Migrant applied for ILR. If they applied on the basis of being a PBS Migrant (for example under Tier 1 or Tier 2) then their dependants will not need to switch and can apply for an extension as a PBS dependant until they meet the requirements for ILR themselves.



If the PBS Migrant applied for ILR under the Long Residency provision, then their dependants are no longer considered as dependants of a PBS migrant and they must apply for permission to stay in the UK in another category.



Please see our website for further information:

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... rs-1-2-4-5





Question: A PBS dependant has applied as the Partner of a settled person, are they considered under Part 8 or Appendix FM of the Immigration Rules?



Answer: From 6 April 2014, all dependants of PBS migrants who apply for leave to remain as the Partner of a Settled person on form FLR(M) will be considered under Appendix FM of the Immigration Rules. They must meet all the requirements of these Rules (including the financial requirement where necessary). The above Transitional Arrangements guidance will be updated on 6 April 2014 to reflect this position.



A PBS dependant applying directly for ILR on form SET(M) will not meet the ILR requirements and they must first apply for limited leave on form FLR(M).



Question: What applicants need to meet the English language requirement for Partners and Parents?



Answer: Applicant need to meet this requirement if they are applying for Entry Clearance or Leave to Remain (LTR) as a Partner or Parent of a settled person on a 5 year route to settlement. They can meet the requirement in one of the following ways:

- By passing an acceptable test at a minimum level of A1 of the Common European framework of Reference (CEFR) with an approved provider; or

- By being a national of a majority English speaking country; or

- By having an academic qualification equivalent to a Bachelor’s or Masters degree or PhD in the UK, which was taught in English.



Question: Is the English language requirement for Partners and Parents the same as the Knowledge of Language and Life (KOLL) requirement for settlement and citizenship?



Answer: No, this is a separate requirement and asks for a different level of English. Passing the Life in the UK test does not count towards the English language requirement.



Question: An applicant needs to meet a qualifying period before applying for indefinite leave to remain (ILR). When does this begin?



Answer: If they entered the route overseas, the qualifying period will begin when they arrived in the UK. If they ‘switched’ into the route within the UK, the qualifying period begins on the date they were granted leave.



Question: Do dependants of PBS Migrants who apply for LTR as the Partner of a settled person begin their qualifying period again?



Answer: If the applicant was granted LTR under paragraph 284 of Part 8 of the Immigration Rules (following an application made prior to 6 April 2014) they can combine their leave as a PBS dependant with leave as the Partner of a settled person to meet the qualifying period under paragraph 287.



All other applicants must start their qualifying period again.

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Re: SET(M) application has not been accepted to Proceed

Post by GOd Helps » Wed Apr 02, 2014 5:35 pm

hi bonga just recieved this email from ho thought it might help you
You may find the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) below and links to guidance useful.





Angela Coupe

Operational Policy and Rules Unit

Family Migration Operational Policy

Immigration and Border Policy Directorate



Links to Guidance






1.Family Members – Partners and Article 8

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... _1__1_.pdf


2.Family Members – Transitional Arrangements

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... -guide.pdf


3.Family Members – Financial Requirement

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... I6.doc.pdf


4.English Language requirement for Leave to Remain as a Family Member

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... h_lang.pdf



FAQs



Question: An applicant was granted leave onto the family route before the 9 July 2012 change to the Immigration Rules. Do they need to meet the new Rules in Appendix FM at their extension application?



Answer: No, anyone granted leave on the basis of the Rules in place before 9 July 2012 will need to meet those Rules when applying for further leave or ILR. Please see the above Transitional Arrangements guidance on our website.



Question: Do all dependants of PBS Migrants who have been granted ILR need to apply for leave to remain as the Partner of a settled person?



Answer: This will depend on how the PBS Migrant applied for ILR. If they applied on the basis of being a PBS Migrant (for example under Tier 1 or Tier 2) then their dependants will not need to switch and can apply for an extension as a PBS dependant until they meet the requirements for ILR themselves.



If the PBS Migrant applied for ILR under the Long Residency provision, then their dependants are no longer considered as dependants of a PBS migrant and they must apply for permission to stay in the UK in another category.



Please see our website for further information:

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... rs-1-2-4-5





Question: A PBS dependant has applied as the Partner of a settled person, are they considered under Part 8 or Appendix FM of the Immigration Rules?



Answer: From 6 April 2014, all dependants of PBS migrants who apply for leave to remain as the Partner of a Settled person on form FLR(M) will be considered under Appendix FM of the Immigration Rules. They must meet all the requirements of these Rules (including the financial requirement where necessary). The above Transitional Arrangements guidance will be updated on 6 April 2014 to reflect this position.



A PBS dependant applying directly for ILR on form SET(M) will not meet the ILR requirements and they must first apply for limited leave on form FLR(M).



Question: What applicants need to meet the English language requirement for Partners and Parents?



Answer: Applicant need to meet this requirement if they are applying for Entry Clearance or Leave to Remain (LTR) as a Partner or Parent of a settled person on a 5 year route to settlement. They can meet the requirement in one of the following ways:

- By passing an acceptable test at a minimum level of A1 of the Common European framework of Reference (CEFR) with an approved provider; or

- By being a national of a majority English speaking country; or

- By having an academic qualification equivalent to a Bachelor’s or Masters degree or PhD in the UK, which was taught in English.



Question: Is the English language requirement for Partners and Parents the same as the Knowledge of Language and Life (KOLL) requirement for settlement and citizenship?



Answer: No, this is a separate requirement and asks for a different level of English. Passing the Life in the UK test does not count towards the English language requirement.



Question: An applicant needs to meet a qualifying period before applying for indefinite leave to remain (ILR). When does this begin?



Answer: If they entered the route overseas, the qualifying period will begin when they arrived in the UK. If they ‘switched’ into the route within the UK, the qualifying period begins on the date they were granted leave.



Question: Do dependants of PBS Migrants who apply for LTR as the Partner of a settled person begin their qualifying period again?



Answer: If the applicant was granted LTR under paragraph 284 of Part 8 of the Immigration Rules (following an application made prior to 6 April 2014) they can combine their leave as a PBS dependant with leave as the Partner of a settled person to meet the qualifying period under paragraph 287.



All other applicants must start their qualifying period again.

bonga
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Re: SET(M) application has not been accepted to Proceed

Post by bonga » Fri Apr 04, 2014 10:53 am

thanks GOd Helps for your concern, I also have received, and automated replay as well,, and request query about our case. Let's see what will they reply ...
Cheers

bonga
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Re: SET(M) application has not been accepted to Proceed

Post by bonga » Tue Jul 08, 2014 12:19 pm

HI
from email auto reply from UKBA have the following
information
Do dependants of PBS Migrants who apply for LTR as the Partner of a settled person begin their qualifying period again?



Answer: If the applicant was granted LTR under paragraph 284 of Part 8 of the Immigration Rules (following an application made prior to 6 April 2014) they can combine their leave as a PBS dependant with leave as the Partner of a settled person to meet the qualifying period under paragraph 287.

All other applicants must start their qualifying period again.

is it apply for an application made for FLR(M) before 6th april 2014 and received partner visa ?
and that mean combine previous stay if apply SET(M) now ?

What actually mean here LTR long term resident is it mean FLR(M) visa time ?

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Re: SET(M) application has not been accepted to Proceed

Post by GOd Helps » Wed Jul 09, 2014 12:12 pm

[quote="bonga"]HI
from email auto reply from UKBA have the following
yes FLM leave is included. also there has been one person in this forum exactly in the same situatin as yours he was not allowed to porceed due to being on tier 4 he wrote a complaint to ukba and ukvi then apologized and said it was a mistske at peo croydon . he went again to peo crodon and got it approved I think on 24 or 25 june. exactly the same sitiation as yours . so you can actually get your ILR.

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Re: SET(M) application has not been accepted to Proceed

Post by bonga » Tue Jul 15, 2014 11:15 pm

[quote="GOd Helps"]
HI
it is really a great news , really appreciated ..I also have found no reason why not ..they are just dot want to give ..

Thanks

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Re: SET(M) application has not been accepted to Proceed

Post by msmussaf » Sun Aug 17, 2014 11:09 pm

bonga wrote:
GOd Helps wrote: HI
it is really a great news , really appreciated ..I also have found no reason why not ..they are just dot want to give ..

Thanks
Did you get ILR based on Set M.
I am in same your situation please advise

Thanks

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Re: SET(M) application has not been accepted to Proceed

Post by Miangee » Sun Aug 31, 2014 3:48 pm

hi
i am in same situation and have got peo appointment on 6th September and i believe that we can apply on SET M if flr M was applied before 6th April and got 2 years visa then what they cant stop ILR on Set M because they have accepted flr M for 2 years means they admitted her in old rules otherwise they would have given her 2.5 years visa.so let see what happened hope for the best.
just want to know that HO reject the application or refused the application in which fees are not refundable.

thanks

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Re: SET(M) application has not been accepted to Proceed

Post by GOd Helps » Mon Sep 01, 2014 4:05 pm

Miangee wrote:hi
i am in same situation and have got peo appointment on 6th September and i believe that we can apply on SET M if flr M was applied before 6th April and got 2 years visa then what they cant stop ILR on Set M because they have accepted flr M for 2 years means they admitted her in old rules otherwise they would have given her 2.5 years visa.so let see what happened hope for the best.
just want to know that HO reject the application or refused the application in which fees are not refundable.

thanks
Hi i know they redund the fee id they do not ACCEPT the case.
i am in the same boat and will be booking next week as well can i have your email address to know your update

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