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HiBlocked Username wrote:Hi Abdul
as you mentioned that you send amendment first and then went for a PEO did you mentioned them in interview that your amendment are with HMRC and they will process it due course? did you show them acknowledgement letter from hmrc to case worker of your amendment??
Thanks for your reply. I submitted my appeal within 14 days and was confirmed and payment deducted as well. Can you please tell me that I have dependants as well what category they will apply for if I continue appeal, then their visa will expire very soon. Can they apply for FLR(M) category as my case is in appeal and will Home office hold documents of dependants till my appeal is sorted out. Is there any requirement to switch my dependants to FLR(M) category?Obie wrote:Well T1 General is close. Any future application is likely to fail, as they are alleging deception had been used.
You must appeal and hope to succeed on it. Simply replying will not remedy this situation.
You must ensure that appeal is filed within 14 days.
Thanks for your reply.CR001 wrote:They will have no choice but to switch to FLR(M) if you are granted ILR based on long residency through your appeal. They cannot continue on Tier 1 G Dependent visas. They also won't qualify for FLR(M) until your ILR has been granted.
How long have your dependents been in the UK?
Thanks for your reply.Obie wrote:At this moment, the focus should be on succeeding on your appeal, and putting in a Human Right application in if your case is not decided before her visa expires.
At this point, break in residence should really be the least of your priority.
abdul78 wrote:Thanks for your reply.Obie wrote:At this moment, the focus should be on succeeding on your appeal, and putting in a Human Right application in if your case is not decided before her visa expires.
At this point, break in residence should really be the least of your priority.
My Appeal is continue but my family (wife and two childern ) visa expiring on 15th Jan, 2016 so what application should I make for them now. Should I submit my wife and childern case for all of them on Human Right Application or FLR(M) . Will Home office not accept FLR(M) form for them till my appeal is cleared. What will be status of my wife on Human Right Application. Will she have right of work?
Can you also please confirm me that do I have right of work till my case is in appeal so that I can give appeal conformation letter to my Employer.
Thanks
Obie, user jimtoole Set(LR) held for further enquiries due to income / tax discrepancies. http://www.immigrationboards.com/indefi ... 00239.htmlObie wrote:You could share your experience on open forum. I am sure it will help Abdul and others.
Do you know how long appeal time takes?Obie wrote:FLR (M) is usually accepted if a SET (LR) application is pending.
In a case where your leave has been refused and deception has been invoked, and appeal could take several months, they may refuse on the basis that there is no settled person.
I believe that FLR (O) or FLR (FP) may be the most appropriate.
I believe they may be granted a right of appeal if it is rejected.
If the child was 7 or has lived here for 7 years, then right of appeal would definitely be guaranteed.
Thanks Obie,Obie wrote:You could share your experience on open forum. I am sure it will help Abdul and others.
English language not required for both categories.abdul78 wrote:Thanks Obie,Obie wrote:You could share your experience on open forum. I am sure it will help Abdul and others.
can you please reply me of my last message and also this?
Can you please tell me the requirement of FLR(O) or FLR(FP). My wife has Trinity college London A1 English certificate and also Level1 (Equivalent to B2) English Certificate. Does she need to take Life in the UK Test?
Is it mandatory?
Can you please update me?
Thanks
Thanks for your help.Obie wrote:English language not required for both categories.abdul78 wrote:Thanks Obie,Obie wrote:You could share your experience on open forum. I am sure it will help Abdul and others.
can you please reply me of my last message and also this?
Can you please tell me the requirement of FLR(O) or FLR(FP). My wife has Trinity college London A1 English certificate and also Level1 (Equivalent to B2) English Certificate. Does she need to take Life in the UK Test?
Is it mandatory?
Can you please update me?
Thanks
Thanks for application forms.CR001 wrote:Life in the UK is ONLY required for ILR.
FLR(O) application and guidance notes (click)
FLR(FP) application and guidance notes (click)
HiCR001 wrote:They will have no choice but to switch to FLR(M) if you are granted ILR based on long residency through your appeal. They cannot continue on Tier 1 G Dependent visas. They also won't qualify for FLR(M) until your ILR has been granted.
How long have your dependents been in the UK?
Abdul is bannedjimtoole wrote:HI Abdul,
Did you ask them how long will they be granted for. As our Tier 1 General is expiring shortly last time they got visa till our leave. As now we dont have a leave (covered till the appeal goes) so how long will they get their visa for if they get.
Regards,