My case was not decided within 24 hours. Instead I received generic email claiming my case is of an extreme complexity. My case is a straighfrward spouse application on 5 year route (I already hold a valid spousal leave to remain). I think the Home Office is lying and symply delaying the decision fo...
Dear Board member, I have submitted online application for FLR M along with 1 dependent online and paid the fees for super priority service, now i have printed all the declaration pages including forms, and additionally I also paid £200 for time slot, However i little bit confused that i have to up...
Hi everyone, I was recently granted 10 year route in-country leave to remain as a spouse of UK citizen. The reason for 10 and not 5 year route was immigration status as a visitor. (History: we married for many years, lived many years abroad, have children, own house together, bank accounts etc.) Aft...
Hi everyone, I recently obtained leave to remain in the UK as spouse of UK citizen. I have BRP. I also have 7 yo British child. (my parent's grandchild). I want to help my parents to obtain long term visitor visas to the UK for the purpose of visiting me and their grandchild during school holidays. ...
5 y route you meet the requirements of Appendix FM EXACTLY as they are; 10 y route - if don't AND it would unjustifiably harsh to refuse you visa. It is VERY difficult to get application/visa on 10 y route granted because it requires the Home Office to exercise the discretion which they try NOT to e...
I want to move with my wife to the UK but I'm disabled with Stage 4 Genetic Liver Disease and will eventually need a transplant. My wife is a dual US/UK citizen being born in Peterborough. I couldn't possibly work right now but I need to know what we would have to do before moving to the UK and if ...
1) I would ask your lawyer to prepare a new application which WOULD COMPLY with the requirements and PAY your new application fee. Clearly it is a malpractice to submit a non-compliant immigration application. 2) New 2012 Immigration rules regarding £18600 income are intentionally designed to STOP s...
I was with my mum back in 05 and the ukba came over and had her arrested to be deported, she overstated her visa and we went into care, any way fast forward to 18, I’ve become a British citizen, and I’m wondering if my mum will be able to come to the uk for settlement. How do I go about it? She’s b...
Hi everyone, I have been reading all the posts in this forum. I need advice from you all. I applied for my FLR(FP) on partner basis. I have been living with my partner since 2014. Application base: FLR(FP) two years of living relationship. Application Dare: 5th September 2017 Acknowledge: 7th Septe...
I filed FLR(FP) as a spouse of Uk citizen because of my immigration status. It took the Home Office a YEAR to refuse my application and another year to litigate. In total 2 years. In my case it was a terrible mistake (bad legal advice) to file that application. I should have applied for a spousal vi...
FLR(FP) application as a partner is NIGHTMARE and the LAST RESORT! 1) It is ALWAYS labelled as "complex" which gives the Home Office an excuse to take a YEAR to decide it. 2) It is almost always be refused and sent to the Tribunal to decide. All in all, we are talking about YEARS of waiting and enou...
Hi everybody, I recently obtained a leave to remain as a spouse of UK citizen on 10 year route. (The reason why not 5 yo route was my immigration status.) Now I want to switch into 5 year route. Because my current leave is as spouse I am not sure whether I need to resubmit spousal relationship evide...
Given that you have been so ill advised by your solicitor already regarding your FLR(FP) application, I would take his advise regarding the NHS fee paid which is mandatory with ANY visa application (not visitor visa which you had) with a pinch of salt. You are an overstayer with no legal status in ...
Application type (FLR(FP); FLR(O); DLR): FLR(FP) as a spouse of UK citizen (also have 2 UK kids) Application Submitted on : 17 Nov 2016 Postal or In Person Application : Postal Acknowledgement Received on (for postal app) : 3 Dec 2016 Biometric Letter Received : 3 Dec 2016 Biometrics Enrolled on : 2...
Given that you have been so ill advised by your solicitor already regarding your FLR(FP) application, I would take his advise regarding the NHS fee paid which is mandatory with ANY visa application (not visitor visa which you had) with a pinch of salt. You are an overstayer with no legal status in ...
Congrats! My solicitor and my barrister told me that the Home Office sometimes gives up fighting the case against you, usually when the Home Office thinks that an applicant/appelant has high chances at the hearing at Tribunial. It would be pointless and wasteful to fight something they know they are...
In FLR(FP) application as aspouse of UK citizen, is it reasonable to send a mother of 5 y.o. child back to her country just to apply for a spousal visa? Is it reasonable to separate a mother and her 5 yo for a couple of months just for the sake of her obtaining a correct entry clearance when otherwi...
if you think the Home Office unreasonably wasted your 7 years of life, ask a solicitor or barrister (there are publically instructed barristers) for a possibility to file a lawsuit against the Home Office. Read in the internet about the lawsuit/suing the Home Office/Secretary of State. There are cas...
I submitted my flr(fp) as a spouse of UK citizen in Nov 2016, got rejection in Nov 2017. As far as I know a year waiting is normal for flr(fp) because the home office automatically labells these cases " of high complexity" and thus out of any timeframe. I had a very bad experience with the Home Offi...
Hi, I'm hoping someone on here can give us some advice as to what to do. Here is some background information: Husband came to UK on student visa in 2011 from Pakistan, he lived with us from then as we are cousins. We started to get to know each other and our relationship grew whilst we were both st...
Hi jane2018 From my point of view I came as a visitor on January 2017 with my partner and our daughter unfortunately my partner got diagnosed with multiple sclerosis on November 2016 an as it is an incurable illness he just wanted to be back with his parents so we came and I was meant to go back an...
Given that you have been so ill advised by your solicitor already regarding your FLR(FP) application, I would take his advise regarding the NHS fee paid which is mandatory with ANY visa application (not visitor visa which you had) with a pinch of salt. You are an overstayer with no legal status in ...
