Yes, with a number of caveats. If you made your application in-time, before the expiry of your previous visa, you would continue to accrue lawful residence while the matter is considered by the Home Office and, if necessary, the First Tier. That only applies if each person has made an application, ...

@EFFY My FLR-FP Time Line is as follows; 1.FLR-FP Application sent to HO; Dated:30-05-15 Received by HO;02-06-15 2.Money was taken out by HO; Dated:08-06-15 3.Acknowledgement & Biometrics Letters for all family; Dated:08-07-15 Received on;09-07-15 4.Missing information about biometrics at Page-43 of...

@secret.simon +1 :wink: @effy as avjones has wisely said...the success of your applicaton rests greatly on how strong a case you are able to present regarding your children's inability to adapt to a life outside of the UK. Thank you @Casa @avjones. Appreciate your thoughts. Application already went...

as your child has not done 7 year yet, so chances r low with JR, BUT just incase you dont get any joy with JR, file a fresh application again when your child turn 7 at end of this month. i know this will involve lot of money again, but i am afraid this is the only way and trust even if your child t...

This may be of relevance & interest: https://www.freemovement.org.uk/can-children-and-parents-apply-to-remain-after-seven-years-residence/ Thank you. I have just browsed through the very well-written article. If relying primarily on the "Best Interest of the Child" perimeter, the odds seem to be hi...

Hello, I was a Work Permit holder from Jan 2007 to Jan 2009 (2 yrs) and became a Dependant visa holder from Dec 2008 to up to now (7 yrs). This is through my husband (who was a Dependant visa holder from Jan 2007 - Jan 2009 (2 yrs)) a Work Permit holder from Dec 2008 - Dec 2010 (2 yrs), then Tier 1 ...