Escalating on ILR application for faster decision.

[CR001]

No she is not eligible. That piece applies to applications on form SET O as a dependent.

Also, even if set m was eligible, you cannot change the service to priority once you have applied and attended biomterics.

[HSMPnonJRtoT1]

Thank you for clarification

[expresso12]

Maybe i got this wrong, I am a British Citizen and my wife is on the 5 year route, which makes her VISA category SET(M).

When you check eligibility on GOV.UK,
under "You can apply as the partner of a British citizen or person settled in the UK", it provides the option for Super Priority Service:

How to apply
You must apply online. You’ll be told whether your application has been successful within 6 months.

If you pay extra to use the super priority service you can get a decision:

by the end of the next working day after providing your biometric information if your appointment is on a weekday
2 working days after providing your biometric information if your appointment is at the weekend
Working days are Monday to Friday, not including bank holidays.

[HSMPnonJRtoT1]

Dear immigration boards,

Any advice will be very appreciated.
My wife applied for ILR on 26th November (SET M) and we have not yet received any email or letter from UKVI. Unfortunately, she needs to travel abroad on the first week of April for family reasons. what email address, postal address, phone number could we use to contact UKVI to try and explain our situation and to see if they can speed up the decision a bit.

Also, if I decide to contact our MP as well, should we do it by email, or by post (to the general House of Commons address with the MP's name on top)?

Thank you so much for your insight.

[zimba]

Dear immigration boards,

Any advice will be very appreciated.
My wife applied for ILR on 26th November (SET M) and we have not yet received any email or letter from UKVI. Unfortunately, she needs to travel abroad on the first week of April for family reasons. what email address, postal address, phone number could we use to contact UKVI to try and explain our situation and to see if they can speed up the decision a bit.

Also, if I decide to contact our MP as well, should we do it by email, or by post (to the general House of Commons address with the MP's name on top)?

Thank you so much for your insight.

You cannot expedite an immigration application