Hi everyone, I have a question I have searched on Google and find nothing. So my partner is signing every two weeks in Croydon and liable to be detained. He is currently illegal over and not allowed to work. He went to court a while back for harrassment with non violence. He went to court and ...

Ask them. They may have meant initially under the 10 year route. After grant of FLR(FP), he won't be an overstayer. If he satisfies the requirements under the 5-year route, then he may switch to the FLR(M) under 5-year route. Hi Vinny Thanks. We got a appointment on Tuesday with a new solicitor. I ...

I don't think that he may apply for FLR (M) because of the long overstay . That what read on the flr(m) application the requirements you need to meet as partner. "The current stay in the UK must be lawful" So might have to go for flr(fp). But why are these solicitors say I can sponsor my husband?

sorry correction we have been religiously married and living together since 1st February 2017 not 2011

when he can over he was 16 years old the home office did a age assessment

Hi, in short my husband came over illegally on 19 september 2009. 22 0ctober 2009 aplied for asylum 5 feb 2010 the asylum application was refused by secretary of state. but was granted DLR in the uk untl 17 march 2011 16th march 2011- filled out a HPDL form for extension of Discretionary leave it ...

would all this effect his fresh application flr (fp) 10 year route partner

16th march 2011- filled out a HPDL form for extension of Discretionary leave What happened to this application? 19th September 2011: this got refused with the rights to appeal my husband appealed on the 8th October 2011 20 December 2011 this went to tribunal service he tells me courts and the ...

and granted him discretionary leave till march 2011 (with rights to appeal) because he was unoccupied child my husband did not appeal the dicison Also, this doesn't make sense. He would not need to appeal a decision if he was granted and issued DLR That what i thought but. Thats what it say's exact ...

and granted him discretionary leave till march 2011 (with rights to appeal) because he was unoccupied child my husband did not appeal the dicison Also, this doesn't make sense. He would not need to appeal a decision if he was granted and issued DLR That what i thought but. Thats what it say's exact ...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 25, 2018 3:16 pm

been religiously married on the 1st February 2017

For clarity, when you say 'reilgious marraige', do you mean an Islamic Marriage performed within the UK??

yes islamic marriage in the uk

Hi everyone, i am new to this site so forgive me if i posted wrongly. i have known my husband over 3 years been religiously married on the 1st February 2017 also living together from this date. We have a 4 month old son together, also i have a 6 year old and a 5 year old from previous relationship ...

Hi everyone, i am new to this site so forgive me if i posted wrongly. i have known my husband over 3 years been religiously married on the 1st February 2017 also living together from this date. We have a 4 month old son together, also i have a 6 year old and a 5 year old from previous relationship ...