EC stamp for Baby?

Londonite · Post by **Londonite** » Mon May 23, 2005 9:58 pm

We had a baby girl early this year. Registered the birth and got her a passport from the US Embassy already.

Don't know what to do about the EC or HSMP Dependant residence visa stamp. Does anyone know if we need to fill out another FLR/IED, or some sort of in-country entry clearance?

Londonite

Chess · Post by **Chess** » Tue May 24, 2005 9:33 am

Londonite wrote:We had a baby girl early this year. Registered the birth and got her a passport from the US Embassy already.

Don't know what to do about the EC or HSMP Dependant residence visa stamp. Does anyone know if we need to fill out another FLR/IED, or some sort of in-country entry clearance?

Londonite

Complete Form FLR(O) and go to any PEO (such as Croydon) and get depedant visa stamped in Baby's ppt. £500 fee or (£315 by post) but best to do in person application

kashyap_desai · Post by **kashyap_desai** » Wed May 25, 2005 6:36 am

Dear Friends,

I applied for HSMP in the end of Aug 2004 , with spouse as skilled partner . an approval not come till date.

During this lucky period we have baby girl born she is 8 months now . so my question is that if approval came and i applied for EC.

At that moment i asked ec for my spouse + baby ?

answer is yes than howmuch funds required for EC ?

And supporting to my baby howmany evidence require ?

Thanks ...

Londonite · Post by **Londonite** » Wed May 25, 2005 7:40 am

Complete Form FLR(O) and go to any PEO (such as Croydon) and get depedant visa stamped in Baby's ppt. £500 fee or (£315 by post) but best to do in person application

Many thanks Chess. Why do you recommend in-person application if the cost is so much more?

Londonite

Chess · Post by **Chess** » Wed May 25, 2005 10:05 am

Londonite wrote:
Complete Form FLR(O) and go to any PEO (such as Croydon) and get depedant visa stamped in Baby's ppt. £500 fee or (£315 by post) but best to do in person application
Many thanks Chess. Why do you recommend in-person application if the cost is so much more?

Londonite

The beauty of in-person applications is that you can answer all questions there and then..

..it saves you from unnecessary worries which might last over 13 weeks!..

Mechanical-engineer · Post by **Mechanical-engineer** » Wed May 25, 2005 4:03 pm

Hi landonote & Chess,
As per my informations mention in FLR(IED) guidance

Please note that applications for leave to remain as a highly skilled migrant cannot be made in person at the Croydon Public Enquiry Office.
regards,

ME

Chess · Post by **Chess** » Wed May 25, 2005 4:08 pm

Mechanical-engineer wrote:Hi landonote & Chess,
As per my informations mention in FLR(IED) guidance

Please note that applications for leave to remain as a highly skilled migrant cannot be made in person at the Croydon Public Enquiry Office.
regards,

ME

ME

Tha application is not for FLR - IED it is getting a Visa for a baby born in the UK.

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