Posted Set (M) form on Thursday 18th Jan 2018 Arrived at HO on Friday 19th Jan 2018 Payment taken Monday 22 Jan 2018 Biometric enrolment letter 30 Jan 2018 Biometrics taken 3rd Feb 2018 Letter received notifying us they are considering the application 26 Feb 2018 Documents returned 13 Mar 2018 BRP r...

Posted Set (M) form on Thursday 18th Jan 2018
Arrived at HO on Friday 19th Jan 2018
Payment taken Monday 22 Jan 2018
Biometric enrolment letter 30 Jan 2018
Biometrics taken 3rd Feb 2018
Letter received notifying us they are considering the application 26 Feb 2018

Posted Set (M) form on Thursday 18th Jan 2018
Arrived at HO on Friday 19th Jan 2018
Payment taken Monday 22 Jan 2018
Biometric enrolment letter 30 Jan 2018
Biometrics taken 3rd Feb 2018

Posted Set (M) form on Thursday 18th Jan 2018
Arrived at HO on Friday 19th Jan 2018
Payment taken Monday 22 Jan 2018
Biometric enrolment letter 30 Jan 2018

Posted Set (M) form on Thursday 18th Jan 2018
Arrived at HO on Friday 19th Jan 2018
Payment taken Monday 22 Jan 2018

Why would her SET(M) application be refused? She would be able to apply for FLR(FP) if ILR is refused. I'm just being paranoid as I read they reject applications on technicalities, but good to know there are other options. I wish we had gone in person but we left it too late and couldn't get an app...

If ILR is refused by the HO, what happens next?

How long do they give you too leave the UK?

In my wife's case, she is applying for ILR and has a British born baby, but the baby doesn't have a passport yet. I mean, she can't leave the UK without taking the baby with her.

Posted Set (m) form on Thursday 18th Jan 2018
Arrived at HO on Friday 19th Jan 2018

My daughter was born in the UK. Her mother is Japanese and applying for ILR.

Do I have to mention my daughter in the free text box and include her birth certificate?

On the settlement M form in the document section it states you need to send photocopies of all documents. You should photocopy each of these documents and provide the copies in addition to the originals. Are they really asking for a copy of everything we send , because we are send ~50 pages (bank st...

Do we have to fill out section 8B Maintenance?

(iii) you are applying as the parent of a child settled in the UK


Hmm...?

Thanks Vinny


My wife is currently on the 2nd part of FLR(m), having first got FLR in Dec 2012.

My wife is going to apply for settlement in January 2018. We had a baby daughter in November 2017 in the UK, and my daughter has UK birth certificate. I'm not sure how to answer some of the questions in the Set(m) form: My wife is a "single applicant on form SET(M) and no dependants are applying wit...

Casa wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 28, 2017 8:46 pm

If your wife fails the Life in the UK test, apply for a FLR(M) extension and then apply for her ILR once she passes.

A2 level English is required for FLR(M)

Oh OK, thanks. Worst case , but at least we can stay together.

My wife needs to pass life in the UK test so we can apply for set m in early January. She's failed once and will resit soon. Thing is, she is due to give birth to our daughter in November. She will sit the test soon, but after that I'm not sure if she will be able to go out until December. It's all ...

I was also wondering about this since the SET(m) doesn't mention anything about £18.6k annual income.

Apparently there is new form out in June '17, as the new rules came into force in June of 2012 , so people are only starting to apply for ILR/settlement under the new rules as of June.

The Set(m) form doesn't seem to state a minimum income that the sponsor must have, is there one?

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... -04-17.pdf

P38 says you have to provide evidence of your finances.

My wife has been on FLR(m) and we are going up to the 5 year mark. What is the next form/visa that we need to complete to give her ILR please?

Thanks CR001

My wife will be applying for SET(m) in Dec '17. The postal fee is £1875.
What if my wife has a baby in Nov '17, would our baby be a dependent and we would have to pay an
additional dependant fee of £1875? It doesn't sound right as the child would be born in the UK.

She will be applying for ILR in December.

Do you think we have to submit old and new passport when applying?

My wife's passport will expire before the flr m runs out in December. Do we have to inform the home office?

noajthan wrote:IVF is only offered on the NHS if certain criteria are met. If you don't meet these criteria, you may need to pay for private treatment.

Those are things like BMI, smoker, has any children,...

Seems like my wife who is on an FLR visa might need to have IVF treatment. Her visa states, no recourse to public funds, does that mean she can't get IVF on the NHS?

http://www.ivavisa.com/poster01_news.php?id=72

It's in Japanese though

Thanks for your response, it's obviously wrong