Apply for exceptional assurance.

ALKB wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 13, 2021 4:47 pm

If you don't mind long term plans, you could move to the Republic of Ireland, stay five years, naturalise as Irish and then move to the UK as an Irish citizen, provided rules don't change until then.

Good idea.

Hence, I gave you a link to find immigration advisers, as asked. What is the legal status of EU citizens during the post-Brexit “grace period”? From 1 January 2021, EU/EEA/Swiss citizens who wish to move to the UK to work and study will have to meet the requirements of the new points-based immigrati...

Unfortunately, I think a simple answer is that you are too late to apply under the EU route. The other work routes are on the Gov.UK website.

Find an immigration adviser.

SW 36.3. The grant will be subject to all the following conditions: (a) no access to public funds; and (b) work (including self-employment and voluntary work) is permitted, except as a professional sportsperson (including as a sports coach); and (c) study is permitted, subject to the ATAS condition...

Please continue in original topic.

I think “additional extension as a partner”. Don’t forget at least A2 English language. Preferably, B1.

Although, it will be expensive but apply for FLR(M) and once you complete the qualifying time, send a letter to the Home Office requesting to vary your application to SET (M), (Forward them your Life in the UK and B1 English test as well). They will most probably vary it to SET (M). Best of luck wi...

See also Financial requirements.

If you have a current employer, then you may include your income.

Alternatively, required savings?

On 22.03.2016 I was granted initial entry clearance  under 5 year Family Route ( unmarried partner) On 15.09.2016 - entered in UK - you delayed your travel to the UK by more than 3 months after the issue of a visa and have not yet completed the required amount of time on a partner visa. The second ...

Adoption.

The changes appear to require no qualification for absences under 180 days.

It’s safer that he disclose it.

Good luck! As @CULLINAN said, expect a full refund on the withdrawn application.

If you are submitting biometrics on 19 April, then it’s highly likely that they will decide on your application after you have completed 5 years. So, I don’t think it’s too early.

If E-LTRPT.2.4. (a) The applicant must provide evidence that they have either- (i) sole parental responsibility for the child, or that the child normally lives with them; or ( ii ) direct access (in person) to the child, as agreed with the parent or carer with whom the child normally lives or as ord...

When was the initial FLR(M) grant date?

When did you initially enter the UK on the spouse visa?

Unfortunately, pleading guilty when innocent seems to be a problem.