FLFP as a Parent ( 5 Years and 10 Years Route) ?

hi i hope everyone will be fine.
i am asking a question for someone. if someone can help.

What is the difference between?
Family Life as a Parent (5 year route).
Family Life as a Parent (10 year route).
And could some one enlighten me whats the criteria of Family Life as a Parent (5 year route) in FLR (FP)? Or who is this for?
i have 2 months old baby. my name is on the Birth certificate and i have his British Passport.
i have contract of contact with child. i am not living with my partner but i see my son a few times in a week.
i will apply through premium same day service.
any success chances?
Any personal experience of any page member?

Why are you asking this question in Ireland Forum.

I will move this to the UK family immigration section.

Obie wrote:Why are you asking this question in Ireland Forum.

I will move this to the UK family immigration section.

Sorry Obie was my mistake.
Any idea about my post....?

Unlikely to be processed by the junior level Case Workers who staff the PSC. Documented evidence of contact with the child and a share in their upbringing is essential.

I concur. Interestingly I was just speaking to someone who was adamant about premium services, i gave same advise, as the one Casa helpfully provided.

Casa wrote:Unlikely to be processed by the junior level Case Workers who staff the PSC. Documented evidence of contact with the child and a share in their upbringing is essential.

Hi Casa/obie
thank you very much for your reply.
what documentary evidence i will need .? can you list a few please . i will appreciate.
Thanks

Obie wrote:I concur. Interestingly I was just speaking to someone who was adamant about premium services, i gave same advise, as the one Cash helpfully provided.

What is the difference between?
Family Life as a Parent (5 year route).
Family Life as a Parent (10 year route).

DO i need to show any fund or accommodation in 5 years route?
The baby will be residing with mum. i will have just contact to with baby by legal way.
we are not living together.

You are required to complete the following in the FLR(FP) Parent route section 9.4 of the application form:

You must provide evidence that you, or any partner if they are not your child, has access to and
a parental relationship with the child, if they do not normally live with you. Please provide as
much evidence as you can and include this with this application.
9.4 Provide details of the role you take in the child’s upbringing, including details of your parental
responsibility or access arrangements (for both your children and the child/children of any
partner if they are not your child).

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... 2-2016.pdf

The Case Worker will also expect to see evidence such as a Contact Order, school or nursery report that you are involved in your child's care/education and/or a letter from your child's GP or Health Visitor confirming the same.

Appendix FM provides two routes to settlement on the basis of family life as a partner or
parent. These are a 5-year route and a 10-year route where:
 the 5-year route as a partner or parent is for those who meet all of the suitability and
eligibility requirements of the Immigration Rules at every stage;
 the 10-year route as a partner or parent, which is only applicable to in-country
applications, is for those who meet all of the suitability requirements, but only certain of
the eligibility requirements as a partner or parent where paragraph EX.1 of Appendix
FM is also met. Paragraph EX.1 is not an exception to the Rules, but to certain
eligibility requirements of the 5-year partner and parent routes under Appendix FM. It
provides the basis on which an applicant in the UK who does not meet all of the
eligibility requirements of the 5-year partner or parent route can qualify for leave to
remain under the Rules on the basis of their family life in the UK.

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... t_2015.pdf

Casa wrote:You are required to complete the following in the FLR(FP) Parent route section 9.4 of the application form:

You must provide evidence that you, or any partner if they are not your child, has access to and
a parental relationship with the child, if they do not normally live with you. Please provide as
much evidence as you can and include this with this application.
9.4 Provide details of the role you take in the child’s upbringing, including details of your parental
responsibility or access arrangements (for both your children and the child/children of any
partner if they are not your child).

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... 2-2016.pdf

The Case Worker will also expect to see evidence such as a Contact Order, school or nursery report that you are involved in your child's care/education and/or a letter from your child's GP or Health Visitor confirming the same.

Thank you very much Casa
my son is only nearly 3 months
what letter i will need from a health visitor or GP?
can you please outline for me. it will help me to give it to GP or health visitor that i need this king of letter.....

thanks again

Just give it some thought. Ask the GP them to confirm that you are sharing in your child's upbringing as I've already suggested.

OP appears to be residing in friend's house in Eire so how does that compute?

noajthan wrote:OP appears to be residing in friend's house in Eire so how does that compute?

Asking 'on behalf of someone' it seems noajthan which I'd overlooked in my direct response. Not sure why the OP was posting in the first person.

Time for bed Zebedee. Night

Casa wrote:

noajthan wrote:OP appears to be residing in friend's house in Eire so how does that compute?

Asking 'on behalf of someone' it seems noajthan which I'd overlooked in my direct response. Time for bed Zebedee. Night

How can anyone ever tell. Sounds personal.
http://www.immigrationboards.com/irelan ... l#p1429268

Night night Florence.

noajthan wrote:

Casa wrote:

noajthan wrote:OP appears to be residing in friend's house in Eire so how does that compute?

Asking 'on behalf of someone' it seems noajthan which I'd overlooked in my direct response. Time for bed Zebedee. Night

How can anyone ever tell. Sounds personal.
http://www.immigrationboards.com/irelan ... l#p1429268

Night night Florence.

I am asking for my friend. You need to look my post first

ireland2016 wrote:I am asking for my friend. You need to look my post first

Many people invent imaginary friends and hypothetical test scenarios here.

You appear to have a 2 month old child born in/around November 2016 and were previously living in UK and asking about benefits.
So its a little unclear whether you are still temporarily lodging with friend in Eire or have moved back to UK.

And you repeatedly replied in first person.

DO i need to show any fund or accommodation in 5 years route?
The baby will be residing with mum. i will have just contact to with baby by legal way.
we are not living together.

my son is only nearly 3 months
what letter i will need from a health visitor or GP?
can you please outline for me. it will help me to give it to GP or health visitor that i need this king of letter...

You previously posted for a 'friend':
http://www.immigrationboards.com/irelan ... l#p1415986

- which turned out to be you:
http://www.immigrationboards.com/irelan ... l#p1416432

Advise this new 'friend' to register and ask own questions after doing his/her basic research on UK Gov website.

Neither did it help when you opened a thread in the Ireland forum (which had to be moved), while asking about an application under the UK Immigration Rules

i m british with children also british , wife she got partner and private and family life 2.5X2=5years completed can i apply for her ILR under set(M) or she have to wait until 10 years so another 5 years
please help me ? ASAP
THANKS

akshan wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 29, 2019 12:31 pm

i m british with children also british , wife she got partner and private and family life 2.5X2=5years completed can i apply for her ILR under set(M) or she have to wait until 10 years so another 5 years
please help me ? ASAP
THANKS

Please continue in your own topic you already have instead of tagging onto I e from 2017.
immigration-for-family-members/immigrat ... l#p1709881