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Thank you so much for your valuable advice.. yes, kids are born in UK and she has been in UK since 5 years now...have already booked an appointment for registraring kids,so will add that in cover letter as suggested by you in wife's application...does she hold good chance of approval?CR001 wrote:She applies on FLR(FP) PARTNER route, which is a 10 year route to ILR (4 x 2.5 year visas). You don't state how long she has been in the UK![]()
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If your children are UK born, simply state in a covering letter that you will be registering them as BC under Section 1(3) of the Nationality Act. You have to register the children as British before you can get a passport.
If they are born abroad, the don't qualify for citizenship yet.
Ok, thank youCR001 wrote:I can't comment on whether she will get approval or not, it depends entirely on your/her circumstances.
One more thing to ask, will her previous 5 years stay count once flr fp is approved? Like will she be able to apply to ilr 10 years route(if available at that time) after 2 extentions of 2.5 years?CR001 wrote:I can't comment on whether she will get approval or not, it depends entirely on your/her circumstances.
You do not qualify for the FLR(FP) PARENT route (this is for SINGLE parents) and should have applied for the PARTNER route (as you are married) instead as was already advised in your other topic posted in August (now merged with this one).i have applied for flr fp on 10 year parent route(2 british kids).. my partner is on ilr...