applying for flrfp

i was student here in UK, my student visa expires on 30th of october 2014, due to some reason i couldn't renew my visa, but in 27 days time i had sent the application of flrfp (further leave to remain on partner) to uk visa and immigrations on 27 th of november 2014, in april 2015 they returned my application and said its invalid after that due to some issues i couldn't put any application till now but now i am applying for public inquiry office on same application for flrfp, i have booked the appointment for cardiff public inquiry office kindly please give me any advice which i should keep in mind, i will highly appreciate your help.

What are the grounds for your FLR(FP)?

Do you have family in the UK? If so, what is their relationship to you? What personal life have you built up in the UK that prevents you from leaving?

An FLR(FP application won't be decided at a Premium Service Centre. The PSC case workers simply don't have the level of authority to deal with any applications that aren't 100% straightforward. At best it will be referred to a senior case worker, joining the postal queue at the premium fee...or it will be rejected on the day and you will lose your application fee. Apply by post.
Read through this link and you will see who can't apply in person: https://www.gov.uk/ukvi-premium-service ... he-service
Included in the list is: someone whose case is complex because of personal circumstances

secret.simon wrote:What are the grounds for your FLR(FP)?

Do you have family in the UK? If so, what is their relationship to you? What personal life have you built up in the UK that prevents you from leaving?

i have wife she is separated from her ex-husband but one son of 2 years old is with us, and we are in relation since more than 20 months

What is her immigration status and that of the 2 year old (assuming it is your child)?

CR001 wrote:What is her immigration status and that of the 2 year old (assuming it is your child)?

Also, under British law she can't be your wife if she is still married to someone else. If you've only been in a relationship for 20 months and the child is 2 years old, it doesn't appear that you could be his biological father.

CR001 wrote:What is her immigration status and that of the 2 year old (assuming it is your child)?

she is british born and we are in relation since more than 20 months living together as civil partners

Casa wrote:

CR001 wrote:What is her immigration status and that of the 2 year old (assuming it is your child)?

Also, under British law she can't be your wife if she is still married to someone else. If you've only been in a relationship for 20 months and the child is 2 years old, it doesn't appear that you could be his biological father.

yes i am not biological father but 1. she wasn't married to that person she was in relation that guy is also british national but now locked up due to some reasons since more than 2 years,

Is she divorced?

niggetsiddiq wrote:

CR001 wrote:What is her immigration status and that of the 2 year old (assuming it is your child)?

she is british born and we are in relation since more than 20 months living together as civil partners

A civil partnership is for couple who aren't of the same gender...which I guess doesn't apply to you. I assume you mean 'unmarried partners'. As far as UK Immigration rules are concerned, you only qualify for an Unmarried Partnership application when you have been living in a relationship 'akin to marriage' for a minimum of 24 months, with the documented evidence (joint finance/tenancy/mortgage etc) to support this.

Under what circumstances are you applying for FLR(FP)? I haven't seen anything yet which suggests you qualify.

CR001 wrote:Is she divorced?

she was not married he was just like bf they gone physical and had a child after few months of baby born he got locked up,

niggetsiddiq wrote:

CR001 wrote:Is she divorced?

she was not married he was just like bf they gone physical and had a child after few months of baby born he got locked up,

Then why did you post "ex-husband"

Casa wrote:

niggetsiddiq wrote:

CR001 wrote:Is she divorced?

she was not married he was just like bf they gone physical and had a child after few months of baby born he got locked up,

Then why did you post "ex-husband"

Sorry about that its typing mistake

Casa wrote:

niggetsiddiq wrote:

CR001 wrote:What is her immigration status and that of the 2 year old (assuming it is your child)?

she is british born and we are in relation since more than 20 months living together as civil partners

A civil partnership is for couple who aren't of the same gender...which I guess doesn't apply to you. I assume you mean 'unmarried partners'. As far as UK Immigration rules are concerned, you only qualify for for an Unmarried Partnership application when you have been living in a relationship 'akin to marriage' for a minimum of 24 months, with the documented evidence (joint finance/tenancy/mortgage etc) to support this.

Under what circumstances are you applying for FLR(FP)? I haven't seen anything yet which suggests you qualify.

You haven't explained under what reason you are claiming you have a valid FLR(FP) application? You don'y qualify as a partner or a parent.