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Flr m
Posted: Sun May 26, 2013 7:46 pm
by Khan86
Posted: Sun May 26, 2013 6:37 pm Post subject: Flr m
Hi
I am silent reader of this board from long time.
Now I need help from you
I got my ilr on the basis of ten years. I applied 2/8/12 and get it on 16/3/13.
During this time my wife who was a student dependent she applied on 18/12/12 for her visa flr m.she came here in oct 2009 she extend her visa from London in aug 2010 then she get back home for 8 months and join me again in dec 2011.
My wife she got refusal letter on 24/5/13.
Objection on her flr m is that we didn't show financial requirements.
While I read on this board that in my case I don't need to show financial requirements 7.A.
Now last date for appeal is 7 June
Please boys give me advice which option is good for me. I am already suffered too much.
Damanisshallo please advice
Regards
Posted: Sun May 26, 2013 11:24 pm
by z18runway
why cant you write to the case worker regarding the financial requirement ?
Re: Flr m
Posted: Mon May 27, 2013 1:26 am
by ryan2020
i applied ILR in June 2012 and my wife applied FLR M in July 2012.
I got refused in october as well as my wife as well. I appeal and won in january and got ILR in march 2013.
Since then they didn't sent my wife visa yet.
can they refuse my wife application ??? i didn't sent any thing to them yet. my solicitor also told me i don't need to send any thing even my visa as well to tell them I got ILR.
i did lot of complain, email, fax to UKBA even visit personally to UKBA PEO there also they said they can;t do any thing wait... on their system its still showing refused.
please advice what should i do ?
Re: Flr m
Posted: Mon May 27, 2013 1:45 am
by vinny
Khan86 wrote:Posted: Sun May 26, 2013 6:37 pm Post subject: Flr m
Hi
I am silent reader of this board from long time.
Now I need help from you
I got my ilr on the basis of ten years. I applied 2/8/12 and get it on 16/3/13.
During this time my wife who was a student dependent she applied on 18/12/12 for her visa flr m.she came here in oct 2009 she extend her visa from London in aug 2010 then she get back home for 8 months and join me again in dec 2011.
My wife she got refusal letter on 24/5/13.
Objection on her flr m is that we didn't show financial requirements.
While I read on this board that in my case I don't need to show financial requirements 7.A.
Now last date for appeal is 7 June
Please boys give me advice which option is good for me. I am already suffered too much.
Damanisshallo please advice
Regards
Appeal, as she should
qualify under the
transitional provisions.
Posted: Mon May 27, 2013 7:47 am
by vinny
D4109125 wrote:Khan86 wrote:Posted: Sun May 26, 2013 6:37 pm Post subject: Flr m
Hi
I am silent reader of this board from long time.
Now I need help from you
I got my ilr on the basis of ten years. I applied 2/8/12 and get it on 16/3/13.
During this time my wife who was a student dependent she applied on 18/12/12 for her visa flr m.she came here in oct 2009 she extend her visa from London in aug 2010 then she get back home for 8 months and join me again in dec 2011.
My wife she got refusal letter on 24/5/13.
Objection on her flr m is that we didn't show financial requirements.
While I read on this board that in my case I don't need to show financial requirements 7.A.
Now last date for appeal is 7 June
Please boys give me advice which option is good for me. I am already suffered too much.
Damanisshallo please advice
Regards
You should appeal the decision in writing. Tell them that your spouse is protected by the transitional protection and that she is applying under the pre July 2012 rules and thus only has to have adequate maintenance rather than the new financial requirement.
Posted: Mon May 27, 2013 12:27 pm
by Khan86
You should appeal the decision in writing. Tell them that your spouse is protected by the transitional protection and that she is applying under the pre July 2012 rules and thus only has to have adequate maintenance rather than the new financial requirement.[/quote][/quote]
Thanks vinny and Daminshallo
Before applying ilr I had student visa, so still my wife comes under old rule.
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary
Regards