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Please refrain from typing in CAPITALS as it gives the impression that you are shouting.arhangelsk wrote:SORRY FOR POSTING MY QUESTION,I THINK THE SUBJECT WAS DISCUSSED PREVIOUSELY BUT IF POSSIBLE COULD ANYBODY HELP ME WITH THE ADVICE PLEASE
MY SITUATION IS :
I CAME TO THE UK ON THE 8 DECEMBER 2002
WORK PERMIT FOR 24 MONTH FOR MY 1ST EMPLOYER
THEN MY 2ND EMPLOYER APPLYED FOR MY 2ND WORK PERMIT
THE LETTER OF APPROVAL REGARDING 2ND WORK PERMIT FOR ANOTHER 60 MONTH FROM HOME OFFICE WAS RECEIVED WITH THE DATE ON IT 8 NOVEMBER 2004
AND 2ND VISA WAS ISSUED STARTING FROM 21 DECEMBER 2004 TILL 21 DECEMBER 2006
DOES IT MEANS THAT I HEVE GOT A GAP OR THERE IS A LITTLE HOPE FOR ME
PLEASE CAN ANYBODY HELP ME
FLR = Further leave to remain.arhangelsk wrote:thank you for THE reply OLISUN ,i am not shouting
what is FLR
The OP's post reads and I quote:olisun wrote:FLR = Further leave to remain.arhangelsk wrote:thank you for THE reply OLISUN ,i am not shouting
what is FLR
After you get your WP approval you have to apply for FLR.. Having a WP approval letter doesn't mean you can continue to stay and work in the UK for the 60 months from the date of WP approval.
Do you have a stamp on your passport for the second WP?
AND 2ND VISA WAS ISSUED STARTING FROM 21 DECEMBER 2004 TILL 21 DECEMBER 2006
Sorry I don't understand what you are trying to say.jes2jes wrote:The OP's post reads and I quote:olisun wrote:FLR = Further leave to remain.arhangelsk wrote:thank you for THE reply OLISUN ,i am not shouting
what is FLR
After you get your WP approval you have to apply for FLR.. Having a WP approval letter doesn't mean you can continue to stay and work in the UK for the 60 months from the date of WP approval.
Do you have a stamp on your passport for the second WP?AND 2ND VISA WAS ISSUED STARTING FROM 21 DECEMBER 2004 TILL 21 DECEMBER 2006
What is not clear from the OP's post is that the WP was approved for 60 months and the visa was issued from December 2004 till December 2006, for 2yrs only.arhangelsk wrote: THE LETTER OF APPROVAL REGARDING 2ND WORK PERMIT FOR ANOTHER 60 MONTH FROM HOME OFFICE WAS RECEIVED WITH THE DATE ON IT 8 NOVEMBER 2004
AND 2ND VISA WAS ISSUED STARTING FROM 21 DECEMBER 2004 TILL 21 DECEMBER 2006
The OP was granted a 24-month FLR for the first WP. The second WP although was for 60 months, had his/her FLR varied for 2 years (Funny enough it is called variation of Leave to Remain). I guess the HO can use their discretion to vary leave as they deem it fit and it is within their legal rights I bet. The usual is 5 years LTR/FLR but there are no guarantees if they have their doubts or the CW is not in a good moodolisun wrote:Sorry I don't understand what you are trying to say.jes2jes wrote:The OP's post reads and I quote:olisun wrote:FLR = Further leave to remain.arhangelsk wrote:thank you for THE reply OLISUN ,i am not shouting
what is FLR
After you get your WP approval you have to apply for FLR.. Having a WP approval letter doesn't mean you can continue to stay and work in the UK for the 60 months from the date of WP approval.
Do you have a stamp on your passport for the second WP?AND 2ND VISA WAS ISSUED STARTING FROM 21 DECEMBER 2004 TILL 21 DECEMBER 2006
What is not clear from the OP's post is that the WP was approved for 60 months and the visa was issued from December 2004 till December 2006, for 2yrs only.arhangelsk wrote: THE LETTER OF APPROVAL REGARDING 2ND WORK PERMIT FOR ANOTHER 60 MONTH FROM HOME OFFICE WAS RECEIVED WITH THE DATE ON IT 8 NOVEMBER 2004
AND 2ND VISA WAS ISSUED STARTING FROM 21 DECEMBER 2004 TILL 21 DECEMBER 2006