FLR(M) after main in person ILR

ASHA607 · Post by **ASHA607** » Sat Apr 11, 2015 11:28 am

Hi CR001

I AM APPLYING FOR MY ILR AT PEO ON 18TH April 2015. Assuming I will get my ILR same day. Then I'm planning to switch for my wife's PBS dependent to FLR (m) by post. her visa will expire on 15th may 2015 and till then she will completes only 1.5 years. So, can I apply for my daughter's MN1 after my wife visa extention or shall I have to do daughter's first and then apply by post for my wife as you suggested to dr_sea. Your suggestion will be highly appreciated

Post by **CR001** » Sat Apr 11, 2015 11:42 am

If your daughter is UK born, you can apply for MN1 at any point with you having ILR. Either before wife extension or after. Use NCS for daughter so you have your original documents for your wifes postal extension.

Please also stop tagging your question onto other peoples threads.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/announ ... t5722.html

Post by **CR001** » Sat Apr 11, 2015 11:44 am

ASHA607 wrote:Hi all,
I was following all posts from Amber and Vinny. They are so helpful for this forum including all other moderator. this pots clear my all confusion however Ramkai21484 I did mistake now as your case is similar to me and I took appointment only for me on 18th April for ILR(5 years route). Because, previously made mind to apply for PBS dependent extension by post after I get my ILR . after going through your post I decided to apply for FLR(M) for my wife by post. As my wife will complete only 1.5 years so it will need two more extension for ILR, which will cost me more. Now could you please help me with the following:

1. She completed Bachelors degree from India and recognised on the UKBA points calculater. However, do I need UK NARIC as well. If I apply now will I get back before May. as her visa will expire on 15th of May 2015.

CAN THE SENIOR HELP ME IN THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS TOO.
2. MY DAUGHTER IS BORN IN UK ON 3RD OCTOBER 2014. SINCE WE DONT HAVE ANY PLAN TO GO ANY FOREIGN COUNTRY SO CAN I APPLY FOR HER BRITISH REGISTRATION AFTER ME AND MY WIFE GOT OUR VISA RESPECTIVELY. OR i WILL HAVE TO APPLY FOR HER FIRST BEFORE I EXTEND MY WIFE VISA.

Post by **CR001** » Sat Apr 11, 2015 11:45 am

ASHA607 wrote:Hi Amber,

Back in after long gap though was going through all your posts. After going through all your posts now I took an appointmnent for my ILR (5 years route 3+2) on 18th April and decided to apply in post for my wife's extension after I got ILR. However, completely confused now due to recent rule changes on 6th april 2015.Now the question is,

1. Shall I go for FLR(M) for my wife or for PBS dependent extention after I got my ILR on 18th April. Bearing in mind that she came in UK on 6th September 2013. she will complete only 1.5 years. So, If i extend her PBS dependent then again I have to do one more extension. which will cost me more money including NHS charge.
2. Could you please recommend me the best way to go forward. It would be highly appreciable.
Many thanks in advance.

ASHA607 · Post by **ASHA607** » Sat Apr 11, 2015 12:06 pm

Hi CR001,
I'M REALLY SORRY FOR THIS. i ACTUALLY DIDN'T KNOW THIS. Since i goes through all the post related to me and hence I just posted my query as well thought specific query in specific thread. Could you please help me to answer my questions which I have raised to Amber and Vinny. Many thanks

Post by **CR001** » Sat Apr 11, 2015 12:10 pm

It is your choice. Flr(m) will reset her clock for ILR and she will have to wait another 5 years for ILR (with one extension of flr m after 2.5 years following initial visa)

As already mentioned, you can apply for your daughter at any time.

ASHA607 · Post by **ASHA607** » Sat Apr 11, 2015 12:19 pm

Many thanks for answering my daughter's query. I'm clear about it now. However, do I need NCS for my wife documents. As it's not clear to me (Use NCS for daughter so you have your original documents for your wifes postal extension)

Could you please answer regarding my wife's query. As preveiously I was thinking to go for another PBS dependent extention. But since it will give extension only for 3 years. so for ILR there will be short again for 7 months. This is why when I read the thread of Ramkai24814 I decided it would be better to switch to FLR (M). Could you please suggest me which would be the best option to for.

Post by **CR001** » Sat Apr 11, 2015 12:34 pm

Use NCS for your daughter because you will need your original documents for your wifes application. NCS is not for your wife. You can use premium service for your wife, in either visa category.

Not surw if HO would issue your wife a pbs ext to cover the period needed to make up 5 years. Perhaps one of the other mods can advise.

It is up to you which visa to apply for. FLR(M) is cheaper but there will need to be another FLR(M) extension after the first 2.5 years visa. You need to meet the financial requirement, your wife needs to meet English A1 and there is the health surcharge too.

ASHA607 · Post by **ASHA607** » Sat Apr 11, 2015 12:51 pm

MANY THANKS AGAIN. that's so clear now.

As I have already took my appointment for my ILR on 18th. So, is it possible to take another appointment for my wife after a week at PEO for premium services within so short time left. Yes I'm really in confused about the length of time HO will extend for my wife. Is there any one who got extension more then 3 years or required the time for balancing 5 years in the case of PBS dependent extension?

Post by **CR001** » Sat Apr 11, 2015 1:17 pm

Yes, if there are appointments available for whichever category you choose, either on the 18th after your appointment time or a week or so later, you can apply for her in person.

ASHA607 · Post by **ASHA607** » Sat Apr 11, 2015 4:59 pm

Hi CR001,
Thanks a lot for your valuable response. I been through all the post but didn't find anyone who got more then 3 years PBS extension for balancing the required years for ILR. I just been through all the requirements of FLR (M). As you mentioned about Financial requirements. Yes, I met the Financial requirements for this. however, still confused about child. In this catagory shall I have to mention my child. And also in the next extension shall I have to meet the same financial requirements. Could you please clarify this

Post by **CR001** » Sat Apr 11, 2015 5:15 pm

As your child is not yet British, it is likely that she will be included in the financial calculation. You could of course argue the point that she is entitled to register as BC due to being born in the UK, but you can only do that once you have ILR. Child should be mentioned in the form but not for visa issue purposes, which uou can explain.

For the FLR(M) in future and for your wifes ILR after that, the same requirements will need to be met gor each stage (except where your vhild is British in terms of financial req).

ASHA607 · Post by **ASHA607** » Sat Apr 11, 2015 5:41 pm

Thanks a million CR001. All my confusion cleared now and I think it's best for me to go for PBS dependent extension which is so easy and yes it will cost me more. Also there is a chance that HO might extend her for 3.7 months one never knows.Once again thank you so much. I might ask you some more questions regarding PBS dependent extension form as it has been changed and there are some confused questions. I would go through with the form and if necessary could you please answer my query. And shall I post here or in a new thread.

Post by **CR001** » Sat Apr 11, 2015 5:48 pm

You are welcome. Let us know if you have any further questions

ASHA607 · Post by **ASHA607** » Sun Apr 12, 2015 6:19 pm

Hi CR001 AGAIN,

I HAVE ONE QUERY ABOUT TRAVEL TO INDIA BUT DON'T KNOW IS IT THE RIGHT PLACE TO POST. COULD YOU PLEASE GUIDE ME THE RIGHT DIRECTION BUT I'M SURE YOU CAN SUGGEST ME.

I'M PLANNING TO GO FOR INDIA IN MID SEPTEMBER WITH MY FAMILY. SO THE QUESTION'S ARE:
1. AFTER I GET MY ILR ;CAN I GO WITH MY INDIAN PASSPORT OR I HAVE TO SURRENDER IT FIRST.
2. MY WIFE WILL BE FINE AS SHE WILL GET PBS DEPENDENT VISA
3. MY DAUGHTER BORN IN UK AND 6 MONTHS OLD AND I'LL APPLY FOR HER FIRST INDIAN PASSPORT AND THEN WILL APPLY BC THROUGH MN1. THEN I WILL APPLY FOR HER BRITISH PASSPORT AND WILL SURRENDER HER INDIAN PASSPORT. THIS IS WHAT I UNDERSTOOD. COULD YOU PLEASE CLARIFY ME IS IT THE RIGHT INFORMATION? IF NOT WHAT WOULD BE THE BEST PLAN. AS I WILL HAVE 5 MONTHS AFTER APRIL AND I DON'T WANT TO BE IN PROBLEM FOR VISITING INDIA. YOUR SUGGESTIONS WILL BE HIGHLY APPRECIABLE.

Post by **CR001** » Sun Apr 12, 2015 6:50 pm

Just for future posting, writing in capitals is the same as shouting as is also difficult to read.

1. You only surrender indian passport once you are a British citizen. You can travel on it with ILR without any problems.

2. Agree

3. I am not very familiar with indian rules but would imagine you would need either OCI or a indian visit visa for her and i am not sure if you have enough time for all the relevant processes. British citizenship can take a couple of weeks to a few months. Child passport can take 1 wee up to a few weeks, especially in the summer months. Have a look at this link on the indian questions http://www.immigrationboards.com/other-countries/

ASHA607 · Post by **ASHA607** » Sun Apr 12, 2015 7:32 pm

I'm so sorry for writing in capital. Many thanks for so quick reply and patience with me. So kind of you. Yes that's link has so many information I will go through all and will let you know the updates. I agree with you. It will take long times.

Post by **CR001** » Sun Apr 12, 2015 7:43 pm

It might be worth thinking about postponing your trip until you have all the processes completed.

ASHA607 · Post by **ASHA607** » Sun Apr 12, 2015 8:21 pm

I'm completely agree with you. Don't want to be in problem unnecessary. Will go after completing everything. Many thanks again.

Post by **CR001** » Sun Apr 12, 2015 8:28 pm

Yes, a nice holiday once everything is complete then you can relax without worry

ASHA607 · Post by **ASHA607** » Mon Apr 13, 2015 8:57 am

Exactly. Many thanks for guiding me in right direction

ASHA607 · Post by **ASHA607** » Fri Apr 17, 2015 1:18 am

Hi CR001,

just found in the PBS dependence guidence version 04/2015 that the leave will be only 3 years.

Periods of grant
30.
We will grant leave in line with the expiry date of the PBS migrant’s (or main applicant’s) leave,
except where the PBS migrant has been granted indefinite leave to remain. In these cases, we
will grant you a period of three years leave. An application for further leave may then be made if
required to take you up to the applicable qualifying period for indefinite leave to remain.

So, in my wife case she will get 3 years extension that means need to do one more extension after that as well which will cost me 2393 for this time and God knows how much they will increase in next two years time!!

she is here for 1.5 years that means she will get ILR after another 3.5 years. so for 5 months I have to pay huge amount.

ASHA607 · Post by **ASHA607** » Fri Apr 17, 2015 1:58 am

Hi CR001 again,
First of all is this the right Policy guidence I'm following:
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... e_0415.pdf

2. If this is the right policy guidence then according to the guidence number 4 as follows:
4.
A family member of a Tier 2 and Tier 5 PBS migrant applying in the United Kingdom can
make their PBS (Dependants) application online or using the equivalent paper application form.
Family members of a Tier 1 PBS migrant applying in the United Kingdom must make their PBS
(Dependants) application using the paper application form.

I would like to apply for my wife through post. so could you confirm me the following please.
1) so does this mean I have to print the form and fill up and send by post in the right address given.
2) that means I do not need to go online and fill the form and then print.
3) is this the right form:
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... _04-15.pdf

Post by **Obie** » Fri Apr 17, 2015 10:08 am

The passport you send as evidence of the parents nationality for MN1 Is usually copies.

I have never sent an original for a postal MN1.

You simply take back and forward copies of the settled parent's passport, and it will be granted.

ASHA607 · Post by **ASHA607** » Fri Apr 17, 2015 12:46 pm

Many thanks Obie,
Could you please confirm me about the above questions. Which is about my wife's pbs dependent visa extention assuming I will get my ILR tomorrow and my wife came in UK on 9 September 2013

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