Further to this I just wanted know whether there are any difference in waiting times to being granted your extension to DLR (2ND DLR) compared to when you apply for the 1st DLR....for example would the waiting time be less when applying for your 2nd DLR?
Can I just confirm that if you have been granted your 1st DLR prior to july 9th and it expires after july 9th then you can still apply for a 2nd DLR and then continue to ILR under old rules?
Hi Vinny I am too in a similar situation - I am wondering whether my spouse should switch current DLR status to spousal visa abroad or wait till current DLR finishes then do another 3 year DLR. Basically I am wondering which will be quicker - changing status abroad or waiting for the second DLR ...
Hi Could anybody tell me their experience how long they have had to wait from submission of an extension to their 1st DLR to getting the 2nd DLR. From my own experience I remember for the first DLR it took about a 2.5 year wait. But I am wondering whether an extension is usually quicker than the ...
Great question - in addition to his does anybody have any information regarding the process of how you go about doing a switch from DLR to spousal (out of UK-entry clearance)? Would it be a more straight forward or more difficult process than if you were not applying to switch to anoother category ...
do you know the very latest you could make this switch during the period of a DLR visa...i.e no later that the 1st year of DLR 2nd year? He could apply out of country anytime on his DLR, it doesn't matter if its the first year or second. Thanks, so anytime within the three year period is fine? Also ...
do you know the very latest you could make this switch during the period of a DLR visa...i.e no later that the 1st year of DLR 2nd year? He could apply out of country anytime on his DLR, it doesn't matter if its the first year or second. Thanks, so anytime within the three year period is fine? Also ...
Thanks for the info Thandia So is it from my understanding switching to spousal needs to be done out of country (physically....i.e. my spouse would need to be out of the country at the time of applying for the leave to enter spousal visa)...also do you know the very latest you could make this switch ...
Hey It was a long 2 and 3/4 years from the application that is why i am hesitant about doing another DLR for my spouse again before ILR and considering an out of country 2 year spousal visa so I can go straight to ILR but I would like to know the pros and cons in light of my situation described ...
Hi Thanks but I don't think you understand my questions - I have been advised that an out of country 2 year spousal visa would be quicker than in country due to the home office's longer waiting times plus out of country application is less likely to hold my partners previous overstayer issue against ...
I am British my partner works full time but very soon I won't be and me personally by then I will probably have no savings but my partner has already started saving.
Hi My partner was issued with a discretionary leave to remain visa for 3 years last year. I understand spousal is a 2 year visa and that after a spousal visa you can apply for ILR after completing the spousal rather than my partner applying for another DLR after his current one expires before he can ...
Hi I am thinking of studying however I am wondering how the home office would favour my spouses application for flr(m) or extended discretionary visa when it came time to renew in terms of financial support. As you are aware whilst studying there is not much scope for working whilst studying so it ...
Stress....I know that feeling trust me...please just read through it carefully make a list of everything you need to provide and make another list of all the stuff you are going to include plus extras. If you need any help feel free to ask.
Hi zebra the letter from the home office requesting 3 months docs and photos is standard procedure.....never heard about the questionnaire though. Yes you can give them to your solicitor to send back to home office....please do this soon as the normally want it 28 days from their dated letter not ...
Advice? If on entering the country on a normal visa and you overstayed it before making another visa but then was refused and then you applied for another visa to remain (overstayer at all point) but felt it was going to be refused so you withdraw the application before a decision was made and go ...
