Hi all, I have previously posted this question and kindly had it answered. I just want to check that nothing has changed in 5 years with regards to overstaying and ILR. https://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-remain/overstay-and-ilr-t217486.html#p1405850 My husband overstayed his visit...
Have you started the online application? The questions are answered with a series of tick boxes and space to add further relevant information. I had to include my daughters birth certificate, even though she was not included in the application and is British from birth. It seems to be a one size fit...
Application Type : FLR(M) - Extension Application Submitted on: 24th May 2019 Postal or In Person Application: Online Attended Sopra Steria Centre: 17th June (Cardiff) Biometrics Enrolled : 17th June 2019 Acknowledgement Received: No Additional Documents Requested on (if any): No Decision Letter Re...
Application Type : FLR(M) - Extension Application Submitted on: 24th May 2019 Postal or In Person Application: Online Attended Sopra Steria Centre: 17th June (Cardiff) Biometrics Enrolled : 17th June 2019 Acknowledgement Received: No Additional Documents Requested on (if any): No Decision Letter Rec...
Can anyone tell me if it's ok to scan and upload all our documents to the PC first and save them in a folder or do they need to be scanned directly to the website after sending the online application? Thanks.
Yes, the online application form asks for the detail of previous marriages and requires any divorce certificates to be included with supporting documents.
Hi all, just a quick question..is there still an option to post supporting documents or do they have to be scanned and uploaded? We will be sending the online application on 22/5 but have to wait until 24/5 for this months wages to show on our bank statements. Obviously then I have to go to the bank...
We married in May 2016 in New Zealand, I left New Zealand in June 2016 and we applied for hubby's visa shortly after. Visa was granted in Aug 2016 and hubby flew to Uk in Sept 2016. We lived apart June 2016 - Sept 2016 while we were waiting for the visa to be approved. We have selected "No" and deta...
Thanks for the reply md3, I completely agree with you, it's designed to cause stress and confusion, especially the part regarding children. My kids are British and two are over 20, they don't live at home so why on earth would HO need their birth certs or passport numbers? Purely an exercise in frus...
Thanks for the reply Incy, it's reassuring to know we are not imbeciles :lol: It's a dreadful form, we found if you save it and go back in to edit an answer, the question is different to the one you click into on the summary. It asked about my husband's partner's (me) previous marriages, we clicked ...
Hi all, We are due to send the application for our first extension to my husbands spouse visa next week, he is from New Zealand and I am a Uk citizen. The online form is completed but I am stressing out about supporting documents they require in regards to the non-applying children. The form asks ex...
1. Your P60 for the year 2016-2017 will be enough. 4. For example, if your payslips are for the months Jan, Feb, March, April, May & June then you must submit the bank statement that shows those wages going into your account. You can print online copies and ask the bank to stamp them. This is fine. ...
Just post any questions I have missed in your next reply. Also when you are writing a reply there is an options box below the text window, if you tick "notify me when a reply is posted" you should get an email.
1. P60 can be included but I dont think it is necessary as you will provide wage slips. To the best of my knowledge an Annual Tax summary is for someone who is self-employed. 2. 6 months payslips mandatory - the most recent should be dated within last 28 days. 3. Employer letter sounds good. Include...
You will be unable to rely on your wife's income when you apply for FLR(M) either, as she will be unable to work legally in the UK until her FLR(M) visa has been granted. Joint income will only be considered when your wife submits her application for her next FLR(M) extension once she has completed...
You will be unable to rely on your wife's income when you apply for FLR(M) either, as she will be unable to work legally in the UK until her FLR(M) visa has been granted. Joint income will only be considered when your wife submits her application for her next FLR(M) extension once she has completed...
Thanks very much for your reply. I have some comments as below. 2. Fiance Visa, we found this visa should apply as ‘Family visas: apply to live in the UK’ https://www.gov.uk/uk-family-visa/overview . Am I correct? Do we look at the correct visa application to be apply for? Is the above information ...
Dear All, It is all about Fiance Visa. Please Help! Many thanks. My Fiancee and I are both China Nationality. She is a single lady lived in Singapore for many years and already have Singapore PR(Permanent Residence). And I am divorced in the UK, I also lived in UK many years with British PR(Permane...
Are you a British citizen? If so it is up to you which option you choose, the fiance visa allows your partner to enter UK and gives you 6 months to get married before applying for FLR(M). This option means paying 2 visa fees + 1 NHS surcharge and partner can not work until FLR(M) is decided. If you ...
