BRP query - Urgent

[keepsim]

Hi

I am applying for SET O (hsmp+t1) in next 2 days at PEO crydon , my wife is T-1 dependent and her visa expires same time as mine Jan 15. So I am applying for FLR-M applying for her , I have booked her appointment next week but I have just been reading form/forum.

Q1. Do I need to submit my BRP along with her FLR-M applicataion ?
As I read in forum BRP card is usually delivered in 1 week time ? This leaves me in a tight situation as I would not be left with much time to get her PEO appointment.

Q2. Is there any way we can request BRP to be given at same day / pay more to fast track/ submit excuse if I dont get my BRP until next week ?

Thanks in advance

[Damanisshallo]

1.You can use the approval letter and a covering letter explaining the situation.

2. Not that I know off.

However, out of curiosity, why is your wife not applying with you?

[keepsim]

You can use the approval letter and a covering letter explaining the situation.

However, out of curiosity, why is you wife not applying with you?

Thanks , sorry to be asking again are you 100% sure about it Q1 ?

By Jan 2013 when her visa expires she should would not have completed 2 yrs so as I understand one cant apply for ILR until you have spent 2 yr.

[CR001]

See second para with 2 bullet points :

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas ... you-apply/

Also, in this topic, scroll down and view what Greenie wrote.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=119770

[CR001]

Regarding your Q2 :

BRPs are not processed at PEO so no, you cannot fast track it for pick up on the day. As advised, your approval letter and a letter of explanation will be enough.

Thanks

Char

[Damanisshallo]

Thanks , sorry to be asking again are you 100% sure about it Q1 ?

Note 6
If you are unable to provide your passport or travel document, you may only submit other evidence of your nationality in certain circumstances.
These circumstances are;
• Where your passport has been lost or stolen
• Where your passport has expired and been returned to the relevant authorities, or
• Where the passport is with another part of the UK Border Agency.

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