Does it will be any useful. It seems to give us statistic.
Thanks
Regards
Faisal
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Does it will be any useful. It seems to give us statistic.
What happened then did they appeal?kashiqbal wrote:This is joke. Im angry at Home office. One of my friend did fill section 7B and his income was over 18,600 and her wife also spent 31 months on pbs dependant visa issued in april 2012.. And his wife visa was refused becos he was suppose to fill 7A
faisaltanoli wrote:Hello Guys,
Just call to HO regarding FLR(M). I explained them the situation that my wife is in UK since 2009, whether her previous leave can be amalgamate if she apply now. The lady from HO straight away rejected it. I then insisted that there in nothing in Guidance notes. She put me on hold and went to take advise then comeback with same answer. She was very clear about rule and said your wife have to spend 5 years.
I am convinced now that its someone luck that he/she will get visa, otherwise there are rule which actually are quite clear about FLR(M), whether we like it or not.
Now its gamble of £1000 on FLR(M) and £1500 on ILR... who want to play![]()
Regards
M Faisal
ThanksAmber_ wrote:Yes.
Which PEO you went to get your FLR(M)??rajamahbub wrote:My wife was given 2 years FLR (M) on 04/06/2014 in PEO. I have read the rules and it's quite clear that my spouse didn't fall in pre 09July2012 applicant, as I have switched from T1 to LR settlement. But I still took my chance to go to Home Office and filled 7(B) not 7(A). And I was ready to fill 7(A) if I was asked to do so. But luckily case worker didn't ask me any question and my wife's FLR (M) was granted for 2 years. So I was convinced that it was given under 284. And caseworker probably misinterpret the rules!
Now, can my wife apply for Set (M) as it looks she can combine her PBS leave to complete two years qualifying period? And she has been here since May 2008.
Probably Amber can suggest me....
Croydon...faisaltanoli wrote:Which PEO you went to get your FLR(M)??rajamahbub wrote:My wife was given 2 years FLR (M) on 04/06/2014 in PEO. I have read the rules and it's quite clear that my spouse didn't fall in pre 09July2012 applicant, as I have switched from T1 to LR settlement. But I still took my chance to go to Home Office and filled 7(B) not 7(A). And I was ready to fill 7(A) if I was asked to do so. But luckily case worker didn't ask me any question and my wife's FLR (M) was granted for 2 years. So I was convinced that it was given under 284. And caseworker probably misinterpret the rules!
Now, can my wife apply for Set (M) as it looks she can combine her PBS leave to complete two years qualifying period? And she has been here since May 2008.
Probably Amber can suggest me....
This is very strange as some getting 5 years and some 2 even applying after April 2014.rajamahbub wrote:My wife was given 2 years FLR (M) on 04/06/2014 in PEO. I have read the rules and it's quite clear that my spouse didn't fall in pre 09July2012 applicant, as I have switched from T1 to LR settlement. But I still took my chance to go to Home Office and filled 7(B) not 7(A). And I was ready to fill 7(A) if I was asked to do so. But luckily case worker didn't ask me any question and my wife's FLR (M) was granted for 2 years. So I was convinced that it was given under 284. And caseworker probably misinterpret the rules!
Now, can my wife apply for Set (M) as it looks she can combine her PBS leave to complete two years qualifying period? And she has been here since May 2008.
Probably Amber can suggest me....
Will they consider application invalid or will they refuse it straight away in case some one fill 7 (B) now for long resident dependent?Amber_ wrote:They have more time to scrutinise postal applications.
This news doesn't seem new apart from this paragraphs, is it a new correction or was mention back on March 31, 2014.khanzada123 wrote: There are, however, transitional provisions in place for those who were granted leave to enter or remain as the dependant of a PBS migrant prior to 9 July 2012, whose PBS partner gained indefinite leave to remain on the basis of long residence to under transitional provisions at A280 (c) apply for further leave under Part 8 of the Immigration Rules.
Where those on the transitional provision will be affected by these new changes is that they will have to complete the two years for settlement from the time they 'switch' into a spouse visa (as from 6 April 2014, they can no longer combine leave under Part 8 with leave as a PBS dependant).