Tier 1 extension or FLR FP, which option is better? zimba88

zimba88 wrote:You never know when your application will be considered. They might briefly look at your application to start the checks and realise very early on that you are ineligible. If they notice this within the first 2 months, the case worker certainly refuses your application

mf22 wrote:

zimba88 wrote:You never know when your application will be considered. They might briefly look at your application to start the checks and realise very early on that you are ineligible. If they notice this within the first 2 months, the case worker certainly refuses your application

Thanks sir, but if caseworker start things after two months then what's chances? Had you heard any early set LR application submission?
Plz share your opinion sir

paru.org wrote:u have been clearly advised in simple english by zimba and cr001, but i guess u r in mood to do smthing wrong and waste ur 10 yrs of struggle,
again best option for u is to just follow zimba advice and not to create ur own theories
just go 4 ur tier 1 extension and then vary,
BOLuck..
thanks, i will go for extension now and not in the position to take risk.

mf22 wrote:

zimba88 wrote:You never know when your application will be considered. They might briefly look at your application to start the checks and realise very early on that you are ineligible. If they notice this within the first 2 months, the case worker certainly refuses your application

Thanks sir, but if caseworker start things after two months then what's chances? Had you heard any early set LR application submission?
Plz share your opinion sir

zimba88 wrote:Good Now relax and prepare the extension

mf22 wrote:2, once I complete 10 years and vary to Set LR then what I have to do with dependents applications? My wife doing job of 25k and we fulfill the requirements of income threshold, what option I have for my dependents application?
Please guide me regarding this with your wonderful knowledge, thanks

CR001 wrote:

mf22 wrote:2, once I complete 10 years and vary to Set LR then what I have to do with dependents applications? My wife doing job of 25k and we fulfill the requirements of income threshold, what option I have for my dependents application?
Please guide me regarding this with your wonderful knowledge, thanks

Your dependents will have to apply on FLR(M) and meet all the requirements. This will reset their clock to zero for ILR and they will need 5 years (2 x 2.5 year visas) on FLR(M) to qualify for ILR or earlier if they reach 10 years long residence themselves.

CR001 wrote:

mf22 wrote:2, once I complete 10 years and vary to Set LR then what I have to do with dependents applications? My wife doing job of 25k and we fulfill the requirements of income threshold, what option I have for my dependents application?
Please guide me regarding this with your wonderful knowledge, thanks

Your dependents will have to apply on FLR(M) and meet all the requirements. This will reset their clock to zero for ILR and they will need 5 years (2 x 2.5 year visas) on FLR(M) to qualify for ILR or earlier if they reach 10 years long residence themselves.

Casa wrote:CR001 has already advised what your dependants need to do once you are granted ILR under long residence.

They will have to switch to FLR(M) 5 year route (2.5 x 2.5 years) and each pay the £500 NHS surcharge in addition to the visa fee.

mf22 wrote:Thanks sir for your reply, but question intention is different sir, my question is, our all applications under tier 1 Ent and Once i completed 10 years then I will vary to Set LR but at the time of variation my dependents stay on tier 1 extension? Or they vary their applications with Set M? This is my question sir, so please please reply me sir

CR001 wrote:

mf22 wrote:Thanks sir for your reply, but question intention is different sir, my question is, our all applications under tier 1 Ent and Once i completed 10 years then I will vary to Set LR but at the time of variation my dependents stay on tier 1 extension? Or they vary their applications with Set M? This is my question sir, so please please reply me sir

Casa is a 'miss' not a 'sir'.

Your dependents can vary to FLR(M) with you when you vary to ILR LR. If their Tier 1 Dependent visas have already expired, this would be the best option.

Your dependents DO NOT qualify for Set(M) - which is ILR.

Casa wrote:CR001 is also a 'miss' not a 'sir'.

You've already been advised more than once that your wife doesn't qualify for SET(M). She will have to apply for FLR(M)

SET LR = SET(LR) They are the same application.

Casa wrote:CR001 is also a 'miss' not a 'sir'.

You've already been advised more than once that your wife doesn't qualify for SET(M). She will have to apply for FLR(M)

SET LR = SET(LR) They are the same application.

mf22 wrote:Hi senior members, please guide me how to pay fee difference on same day application ? In online booking there is only full fee option and no other option there, please guide me, many thanks

zimba88 wrote:

mf22 wrote:Hi senior members, please guide me how to pay fee difference on same day application ? In online booking there is only full fee option and no other option there, please guide me, many thanks

Explain this to the person collecting the fee at the PEO.

zimba88 wrote:

mf22 wrote:Hi senior members, please guide me how to pay fee difference on same day application ? In online booking there is only full fee option and no other option there, please guide me, many thanks

Explain this to the person collecting the fee at the PEO.

CR001 wrote:

zimba88 wrote:

mf22 wrote:Hi senior members, please guide me how to pay fee difference on same day application ? In online booking there is only full fee option and no other option there, please guide me, many thanks

Explain this to the person collecting the fee at the PEO.

You cannot pay at the PSC anymore. All payments are online when you book an appointment.

zimba88 wrote:Please call the booking helpline 0300 123 2241 and seek advice.

zimba88 wrote:My info on PSCs are a bit outdated as I went to PEO like 6 years ago