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Afternoon

Can you kindly advise me on below scenario please?

I become british citizen last month.
my wife and kids (age 8 and 6) born out side the country hold FLRM for 2 years received prior to April 2014 rule change.

Their FLR M runs out in Feb next year however my wife really struggling with Life in the UK Test & B1 Test and have started college to study a course for an year before she can sit in exam again.

I want to apply for my Kids ILR And not to extend their leave given the scenario above but i am getting conflicting advise and need seniors to advise if i can apply for their ILR on basis that i HOLD BC and they are not required to Meet KOLL Requirement?

any advise will be much appreciated
Kind Regards

Impossible !!!!!!!

extensions to be remained until LIUK and B1 pass by your wife is what I understand by policy words

lets see what senors say

The general principle that the Home Office follows is that, unless otherwise provided by law, children tend to have the same status as that of the less-privileged parent.

The faster your wife gets ILR, the faster your children get it.

Thank you guys

Any advise from seniors Please?

Regards

ilrholder79 wrote:Afternoon

Can you kindly advise me on below scenario please?

I become british citizen last month.
my wife and kids (age 8 and 6) born out side the country hold FLRM for 2 years received prior to April 2014 rule change.

Their FLR M runs out in Feb next year however my wife really struggling with Life in the UK Test & B1 Test and have started college to study a course for an year before she can sit in exam again.

I want to apply for my Kids ILR And not to extend their leave given the scenario above but i am getting conflicting advise and need seniors to advise if i can apply for their ILR on basis that i HOLD BC and they are not required to Meet KOLL Requirement?

any advise will be much appreciated
Kind Regards

ilrholder79 wrote:Thank you guys

Any advise from seniors Please?

Regards

Member Simon is more senior than a 'senior'.
More importantly, he has offered sound advice about the HO approach to this matter based on the their rules & relevant legislation.

I was quite interested by the thread title, Kids born abroad without a mother... Ahh later found it was just an immigration matter, well you seek advice from a qualified solicitor, a complex scenario../..