DNASA wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 21, 2019 9:14 pm

Hi,

do I apply 28 days before my 30 month anniversary of being in the country?

This one.

Unless any of us work for the Home Office, I don't believe we can know what internal disciplinary procedures are carried out when an AR succeeds.

Yes, I do agree but the Home Office are accountable for errors...it's called an Administrative Review (AR). Administrative review can be raised if either: • the alleged error could have made a difference to the original decision • the alleged error could have an unfair impact on the applicant’s futu...

There are three types of 'human error' Slips and lapses – made inadvertently by experienced staff during routine tasks; Mistakes – decisions subsequently found to be wrong, though the maker believed them to be correct at the time; and Violations – deliberate deviations from rules I guess you've sett...

The UK income requirement for SET(M) is the same.

You are also required to submit a copy of your passport with the application. :idea: thats not a problem as my passport wont have any stamps as oversees trip due to e-gates at the oversees Oversees income is not considered for FLR (M) extension applications? No, as advised in my previous post. :ide...

You are also required to submit a copy of your passport with the application. The supporting documents must also include: A letter signed and dated from the employer confirming: - employment and gross annual salary; - length of employment; - the employment is continuing Also note the following from ...

My reporting date is 28 jan and as I have updated my case is refused with no right of appeal. My solicitor is going to file judicial review this coming week. So do u think I may be arrested on 28 jan? Please reply I’m too much scared now please Why are you now posting under a different user name? T...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 20, 2019 7:33 pm

She can apply anytime from 25th February.

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Yes, mistakes can be made. Case Workers aren't immune to human error.

On what date did you wife enter the UK on her original Spouse Settlement visa

In which case your wife will be back at 'square one' and will have to apply for a new Spouse Settlement visa before you return to the UK together. The time spent on her current visa will be lost.

There is no '180 absence limit' for a Spouse visa. However, the condition of your wife's visa is that you reside together in the UK and this is likely to affect her ability to apply for her FLR(M) extension.

How long do you intend to work overseas

Read some threads here about visa being refused because of a criteria not being met as documents/evidence not being provided BUT the members are adamant that they did include it in the bundle of papers :o This has got me worried as I just sent my papers towards the end of the week. The scariest par...

Your post has been moved to your own topic from the member's thread you had tagged your question onto.

It's not only unfair to the other member, but also causes confusion.

Thanks Casa! Why isn't your wife able to apply for FLR(M)? Actually I am on student status and we both are not earning £18600. Someone advised me if we are not fulfilled the £18600 criteria, then the wife has to go for ten years route. I am very confused and have no idea which visa my wife would ap...

How are you self-employed if you have pay-slips Who is issuing these? Are you a Director of a Limited company?

Hi, Hope all are well. I have few queries and it would be highly appreciated if you could reply! I am going to apply on ten years route for ILR; My wife goes on FLR(FP) 10 year Partner route (4 x 2.5 year visas), still she would need to qualify English test? if yes, which English test she needs to ...

You post has been moved to your own topic from the member's thread you had tagged your question onto. Not only is it unfair to the other member and causes confusion, your situation has no relevance to the topic you posted in. :!: Where on the Home Office website is this given? The 28 day rule still ...