FLR(FP) Application time

Cannt do anything
Home office is worst worst and worst department of uk
Waiting for last 11 month for decision
Congratulation for those who got their decision and hopefully we all who waiting for decision gona get decision soon

How much does judicial review cost
Any one ?

Hello guys is there any updates so far

Hi I made an application in October 2016,

on the onlilne status the home office website show it has been considered on the 11th April 2017, but still showing "awaiting decision & Decided"

Any help what that means guys and how long I have to further wait.??

thanks.

atonyiqbal wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 05, 2018 1:59 pm

Hi I made an application in October 2016,

on the onlilne status the home office website show it has been considered on the 11th April 2017, but still showing "awaiting decision & Decided"

Any help what that means guys and how long I have to further wait.??

thanks.

When did You check online status last time?

My Flr Fp private life app is pending for nearly 3 years now, any suggestions please on what to do? thanks

cheerio2 wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 05, 2018 3:44 pm

My Flr Fp private life app is pending for nearly 3 years now, any suggestions please on what to do? thanks

What do you mean pending for 3 years ?

I havent receive any decision apart from the biometric enrolment which i did last june 2015. The application was submitted May 2015. So its pending for nearly 3 years.

cheerio2 wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 05, 2018 5:15 pm

I havent receive any decision apart from the biometric enrolment which i did last june 2015. The application was submitted May 2015. So its pending for nearly 3 years.

No way it take this long check with home office call them and get the up date on your application.
There is a possibility they sent out a decision which never delivered to you . This is common problem.
One of my friend had same issue he applied in solicitor told him more home office will take better for you and you establishing life in uk and he kept waiting after waiting 3.5 years he contacted HO with different solicitor and in reply home office told him your file is closed because we sent out letter 2 time 3 years ago asking for further documents which you never provided and your file is closed, he took matter to court which took another 1 year and finally got 2.5 years instead ILR . Better to get in touch with HO direct . There is not any harm and it won’t do any bad impression on your case . You have right to live and apply to get your stay legal .

What’s your timeline
You have kids or applying through spouse?

I phoned them 2 weeks ago they sent me an email which says the case is still under consideration, today i phoned them again and they called me back saying my case is still under consideration. I never moved to any other addresses i still live on the same address which is also the address in my app. Wonder why its taking that long for a decision.

cheerio2 wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 05, 2018 5:38 pm

I phoned them 2 weeks ago they sent me an email which says the case is still under consideration, today i phoned them again and they called me back saying my case is still under consideration. I never moved to any other addresses i still live on the same address which is also the address in my app. Wonder why its taking that long for a decision.

This is unbelievable

sadly but true, all the people on the other thread of FLR FP timeline years ago had their decisions some of them went to appeal but sadly i was the one who is left behind. That is why i registered here because i am only a reader before. To ask if theres any suggestions, by the way its a private life app no kids no husband, just private life.

cheerio2 wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 05, 2018 6:10 pm

sadly but true, all the people on the other thread of FLR FP timeline years ago had their decisions some of them went to appeal but sadly i was the one who is left behind. That is why i registered here because i am only a reader before. To ask if theres any suggestions, by the way its a private life app no kids no husband, just private life.

Well if you buying a time to live it’s better let it go more longer because if any amnesty came you will be better than and chances are very high in 2019.
But if your case is strong enough fight it take them to JR or contact to your MP as well. Best option to take them JR if you have strong case .

cheerio2 wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 05, 2018 6:10 pm

sadly but true, all the people on the other thread of FLR FP timeline years ago had their decisions some of them went to appeal but sadly i was the one who is left behind. That is why i registered here because i am only a reader before. To ask if theres any suggestions, by the way its a private life app no kids no husband, just private life.

I have absolutely no words reading about your application. 3 years, that is incredibly long. Did you use a solicitor or do this yourself? A PAP (claim before court) would be advisable, however as one member said the longer the wait time, the more chances of a positive decision being made.

I do find the wait time shocking, you've waited enough time for an extension if you were legal. Unbelievable.

We have been waiting 1 year and 6 months for the FLR FP, married, living for 2 years, I am financially stable and own my own property, he's an overstayer since 2007. Meet every single criteria under this application yet we wait and wait for an answer. Every week we see time fly by. It's more time for me to prepare a thrilling court case: for I will show them what they have done to our lives. God help all those waiting and know you're not alone. x

Thank you guys god bless us all waiting, keep the faith. By the way i sent my caseworker 2 special delivery envelope (with tracking number so i can monitor if its being returned to me ) last year to use when they are ready return my docx, i am always looking at my mail box everyday which is funny but the mails are all vanquis or aqua hahahaha.

jutt1983 wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 05, 2018 6:36 pm

cheerio2 wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 05, 2018 6:10 pm

sadly but true, all the people on the other thread of FLR FP timeline years ago had their decisions some of them went to appeal but sadly i was the one who is left behind. That is why i registered here because i am only a reader before. To ask if theres any suggestions, by the way its a private life app no kids no husband, just private life.

Well if you buying a time to live it’s better let it go more longer because if any amnesty came you will be better than and chances are very high in 2019.
But if your case is strong enough fight it take them to JR or contact to your MP as well. Best option to take them JR if you have strong case .

Don’t worry many of us in same board relax . Do not take stress this is not end of the world .

Isn’t too long wait 3 year.i can wait another 4 month that’s all.fullfill 18 month that’s it .fight on..

Longestjourney92 wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 04, 2018 1:05 pm

Hi
I am also still waiting, called HO on 2nd for update, case still pending. 14 Months...

Amazing news guys, got a call from my lawyer this evening telling me they have finally responded to my application after 15 months and some days and they have approved it. Words cannot explain what I am feeling. To god be the glory. Thanks to this forum and best wishes to u all who are waiting.

Application type (FLR(FP); FLR(O); DLR): FLR(FP) British partner and child
Application Submitted on : 26/10/2016
Postal or In Person Application : postal
Biometrics Enrolled on : 23 Nov 2016
Additional Documents Requested on (if any): NONE
Decision of Application : Granted 30 months
Date of Decision : not known yet, lawyer recieved letter today was too excited to ask for details lol

Longestjourney92 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 06, 2018 7:37 pm

Longestjourney92 wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 04, 2018 1:05 pm

Hi
I am also still waiting, called HO on 2nd for update, case still pending. 14 Months...

Amazing news guys, got a call from my lawyer this evening telling me they have finally responded to my application after 15 months and some days and they have approved it. Words cannot explain what I am feeling. To god be the glory. Thanks to this forum and best wishes to u all who are waiting.

Application type (FLR(FP); FLR(O); DLR): FLR(FP) British partner and child
Application Submitted on : 26/10/2016
Postal or In Person Application : postal
Biometrics Enrolled on : 23 Nov 2016
Additional Documents Requested on (if any): NONE
Decision of Application : Granted 30 months
Date of Decision : not known yet, lawyer recieved letter today was too excited to ask for details lol

Congratulations for getting visa.did u over stayer when u apply ur Flr Fp application. Please share thanks

Congratulations Longestjourney92

Is like HO is working now as long waiting applications are being granted. Good luck to all of us who are waiting

Congratulations

It’s most likely people with British partner and kids are getting accepted now
People with diff cases I haven’t seen news yet

When I made my application it was a British child and no partner
but now we are together and living together so I don’t know whether to update that to home office or just overlook it

Jay900 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 07, 2018 10:43 am

When I made my application it was a British child and no partner
but now we are together and living together so I don’t know whether to update that to home office or just overlook it

You'll need to send them a letter informing them of this change, to vary the application from FLR Parent to a Partner Route (10 year), provide proof of co-habitation. This is really important as your extension will be based on parent route, not a partner and if circumstances changes, you should inform them.

Jay900 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 07, 2018 10:43 am

When I made my application it was a British child and no partner
but now we are together and living together so I don’t know whether to update that to home office or just overlook it

Can't seem to edit my original reply: I just realised partner route does define and dictate the requirement for 2 years cohabitation akin to Married couple, this may pose a problem, probably best to get some advice before proceeding with this - other than that I'm really glad that you have patched things up