Damanisshallo wrote:MALIK_KHAN wrote:hi Damanisshallo
i just have few enquiries plz reply ASAP its a request as i am going to apply by tomorrow
1. how many docuemtns i should attach with my wife's FLR(M) application as other than her english test certificate, marriage certifi & financial proofs i dont have to send 6 proof of address as i dont have them.
You've mentioned its for your wife. In such case you don't have to submit 6 separate documents (It is for living in partners)
2. she has been here with me since octber 2010 on psw dependent and then TIER 1 GENERAL since august 2011 so what should i filled in 2.2 & 2.3 section of FLR(M)
- 2.2 - NO
2.3 - Second period of leave to remain (following initial grant of leave to remain).
3 we have one kid uk born and other non UK so what shall i do where can i filled details about them on application as section 4 bit confusing as it say 4.3 is yes then you give details below but section 4.3 is bit confusing can you plz elaborate this plz
If you can provide your status, I can comment more appropriately about your UK-Born child.
- 4.1 - Yes
4.2 - No (Assuming you & your wife together have only these two children)
4.3 - No (Assuming you & your wife together have only these two children)
4. is it ok if i make payments by debit card so shall i do banker draft as more secure just to be on safe side of anything goes wrong on debit card payment.
You can do so, but my suggestion is why to waste extra bucks & I have an impression that you can make cash payment as well at PEO. However, if you are posting your application then you can always use your personal cheque. The only instance when this payment fails is if you do not have enough funds available in your account.
I WOULD REALLY APPRECATE FOR YOUR KIND RESPONSE
Thanks in advance
Please Note: You haven't mention what status you are on. If you are on ILR then you might've a completely different scenario. Please let me know if this is the case n I shall tell you even better option.
Addition:
I learnt that you are aiming to apply for SET(LR) this month. In such case the above suggestion should stand apart from skipping your UK-Born child. You can register him when you get your decision. Do not mention his details in your wife's FLR(M) Form as he is not under immigration control (Note: he was born here). See if this Covering letter would do any good to you.
Dear Damanisshallo,
I am sure what you have advised above (marked in red) is right as you are talking from experience. But I am a bit confused, and at the same time concerned being a potential applicant, as to the inherent meaning of section 2.2 and 2.3 of FLR(M).
The categories, asked by section 2.2, deal with a scenario where the main applicant/sponsor is present and settled in the UK: there are no options for a PBS dependant's leave to enter/remain. Will it, still, be okay to answer NO in section 2.2 specially when the main applicant/sponsor has yet to be granted settlement?
There are other sections in the FLR(M) with similar uncertainties. Section 6.9, for example, asks whether the applicant has lived with the sponsor since the last granted leave as a partner. Although the applicant could be filing the FLR(M) for the first time, she has been living with her husband since 2010. Based on this, she will have to tick yes to section 6.9.
Is it because of the paragraph above, any partner, who was granted leave as a partner of either a settled person or of a migrant, will be ticking no to section 2.2?
Thanks in advance, and let me reiterate my position here: I just wanted to clear my confusions but NOT to say that you could possibly be wrong.