My bad , I assumed she was settling through the 10 year long term residence. but she is doing it through the 5 year route as a pbs dependent , as she has been here only for 8 years. I guess to qualify for ILR through 10 year residence she will have to get a FLR(M) for 2.5 years, if she has to leave ...
Can you extend LLR in the 5 year route as a dependent, if you are unable to get KOL (LitUK) done before LLR runs out. Similar to FLR(LR) but you haven't been in the UK for 10 years.
One final question I have is whether the FLR(LR) application can be submitted via the Super priority service. I know certain visas or extensions are exempt from the service. I can only find sporadic info regarding the eligibility for FLR(LR) to be submitted via Priority service. Unless I am missing ...
Whats the diffrence between FLR(LR) and FLR(M)? They seem to be doing the same job, but the application to extend if you are unable to do the Lituk test appears to be FLR(LR). A simple google search would answer that. FLR(M) is for spouses who entered under marriage route to a british citizen which ...
If I am correct, once the main applicant goes for LR and if she needs an extension she will have to change the category to spouse of a settled person FLR(M) and also meet the income requirements then. That will reset her clock to zero so she will not be able to apply ILR on 5 years basis. But if ...
Also, given the main applicant goes for LR and if the dependent needs an extension, she will have to change her visa category and the ILR clock (5 year PBS case) will reset to zero. However, it will not matter for LR basis as long as she has 10 years legal stay in UK but just note if an extension ...
LIUK is a very easy test. Her visa expires end of sept and currently its end of July.. Even if she fails a couple of times in the next month, she ll surely pass it by sept. Any extension visa fee will cost a lot more money than taking the test a number of times. As she's applying via long residence ...
Hey guys, I would be grateful for any information regarding my query. I am writing to you with a small query. it is regarding one of my family members, she is a dependent of a tier 2 applicant (spouse). they both will be applying for ILR following 10 years of stay, (she completed 5 years as a tier 4 ...
