Thank you, Amber.

Hello All. Apologies if this question has been answered elsewhere on the boards; I can't find a definitive answer: I am a UK citizen. Wife on five-year spouse route. Arrived 2019; we will be applying for her ILR later this year. She has NRPF. I work full time, my wife does not currently work. We hav...

Application Type: FLR(M) Standard Service
Application Submitted: 13/04/2022
Documents uploaded over several days prior to biometrics appointment
Biometrics and documents submitted by UKVCAS: 11/05/2022
Decision via email: 22/05/2022 (successful)
BRP Card Received: 25/05/2022

Many thanks

My wife's FLR(M) application was successful. Many thanks for the invaluable advice on these boards. Looking ahead to our ILR application, when will my wife be eligible to submit an application? Five-year route to settlement Original Spouse visa granted 02 August 2019 - 02 May 2022 (33 months) She en...

Sorry, another couple of quick questions...

Is it necessary to take original copies of our scanned & uploaded documents to the biometrics appt?

Regarding service-standard decision times, do we count days from the application date or the biometrics appt date?

Thanks! I guess it makes sense to wait until the appointment then.

FLR(M) - All of our documents have been scanned and uploaded. We are now presented with the option: Submit your uploaded documents to UKVI - You now have the option to submit your uploaded documents before your appointment takes place. This action can only be performed once. :?: Is there any reason ...

Thanks vm for the quick reply, Char.
She has various other visas & stamps in her passport so we'll get on with uploading those too.

Assuming a successful application, is she required to return her current BRP eventually... or just bin it?

Another couple of quick questions, if somebody could help... My wife has her biometrics appt next week. Obviously she'll take along her passport and current BRP. Will UKVCAS keep her passport and BRP during the application process, or is it literally just the scanned & uploaded copies that the Home ...

Under Further actions you must complete : Attend an appointment to provide your documents and biometrics by 15 June 2022 . Is this usual? Obviously this is well beyond my wife's current visa expiry date. I assumed documents / biometrics would need to be submitted before the visa expires? That date ...

Hi All, My wife's on the five-year route (Spouse). Original leave from 2nd August 2019 to 2nd May 2022. We've submitted her FLR(M) application today, paid standard fee (£1033) and IHS (£1560), and looking for some help with a couple of queries: Under Further actions you must complete : Attend an app...

Thanks again AmazonianX. Yes, wife will take the test again. Better to be safe than sorry. On another note, could someone please advise where the information below comes from, pasted from the thread: https://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/cohabitation-evidence-for-flr-m-t29...

Hi there, See pages 49-51 of https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1039148/1.7_-_Financial_requirement.pdf If you owned the property (the property was in the form of a dwelling, other building or land) since 2019, and have now sold it, then t...

Thanks AmazonianX... This was also my original thought: The most recent use of the B1 test pass was as part of a successful application so it should be fine. However, after reading about a couple of other cases on these boards, particularly: https://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-rema...

Hello Everyone... many thanks for all the great advice and guidance on these boards. An unusual case regarding English language requirement for my wife's upcoming FLR(M) application. Her current BRP expires in 28 days, so we're in the process of preparing her application. I'll try to be as succinct ...

If you've enclosed with your supporting documents: Payslips demonstrating pay from 3rd September 2018 until 8th March 2019 and Bank Statements demonstrating pay from 3rd September 2018 until 8th March 2019 I don't think you'll have a problem. I think the ECO would gloss over the slight error made by...

Sam94 wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 12, 2019 9:44 am

I already sent the payslips and bank statements from September 2018 - March 2019

If you enclosed these within your supporting documents, I can't see what the problem is.

Documents attached as part of the financial requirements.... Payslips from 14th October 2018 until 14th March 2019. Bank Statements from 15th October 2018 until 15th March 2019. As I see it, with an application date of 8th March, you will need to demonstrate, at least: Payslips from 8th October 201...

If I were you, I would seek the advice of an immigration expert immediately. As seagul says, there will be no discretion shown by UKVI. If you do not demonstrate the full six-month period as required, your application will be refused. An immigration expert might tell you that it would be better for ...

Thanks!

Quick question: What is considered to be the date of application for a Spouse visa. In other words, when do we start counting the 60 working days (for a standard application): 1. Online application date? 2. Biometrics appointment - date the application form was signed and submitted? 3. Date of suppo...

suzanne T wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 08, 2019 8:21 am

We afraid there might be some error in our VAF4A form submitted.

If you haven't paid the IHS and Application Fee yet, you haven't yet submitted your application.

Don't worry... the best thing for you to do is to delete that particular application and then start again.

Apparently we might have filled in the wrong information in the online application. should have clicked "no" when being asked "are you joining someone in the uk?" Yes, you're clearly being charged for two applicants. Either go back through your online application form and find the mistake you've ma...

IHS is £400 a year, so in theory should be £1100 for a 33-month visa . But, as well as charging in USD rather than GBP, UKVI round it up to the nearest six-month period. It is £1200 for a 33 month visa, not £1100. Indeed. Hence, my use of the words 'in theory'. The actual charge debited by my UK ba...