If you apply for ILR based on long residence and she applies for FLR(M), you can use joint income to meet the requirements.

Is she on a Tier 2 General as main applicant or as your Tier 2 G dependent? Your post is not clear.

CelsoPin wrote:That's the beauty of using the "check and send" service...

It is not 'check and send' for naturalisation applications. It is NCS at the council. 'Check and send' is for passport applications through the Post Office.

If you are both applying on the same day, HO will have the record if your ILR is granted. Good reason for absence is : visiting family in home country, holidays etc. The longer she is away, the more evident and proof you will have to submit to prove subsisting marriage and cohabitation. ILR requires...

Yes.

Apply to HO for a full Subject Access Request which should detail your full immigration and travel history.

The premium service or in person process is not available for Right of Abode applications.

https://www.gov.uk/ukvi-premium-service ... he-service

You will need to apply for a new one to prove your right to work.

So you have been granted an extension for more than 3 years, i.e. April 2016 to June 2019. You appear to have paid the correct fee then. HO don't refund visa application fees.

2) You could investigate this path: https://www.gov.uk/returning-resident-visa Good luck. Likely won't work for the OP as spouse with previous ILR has been stamped in as a visitor more than once and this cancels the ILR status. The fact that the ILR spouse has not resided/lived in the UK for 12 yea...

Please see my comment in your existing topic, link below.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/immigr ... l#p1333223

Please follow the forum rules.

Where are your kids, in the UK or in Angola?

How did you get citizenship?

He cannot apply directly for a passport, he is not British.

A UK born child DOES NOT require ILR to register as British on form MN1 under section 1(3) of the nationality act, which you can do once you are granted ILR and have your BRP.

CR001 wrote:Do you intend to apply for the child to be registered as British?

Please read my question properly.

Do you intend to apply for the child to be registered as British?

ILR is lost if you leave the UK for 2 or more years. Short visits to the UK does not maintain ILR. The fact that she has been granted entry to the UK as a visitor, means her ILR has been cancelled. She will have to start from scratch with a spouse settlement visa and a new 5 year residence period be...

Why are you creating new topics with the same question when you already have one started on 7th which I have responded to asking questions. Please continue in that thread. http://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/maintanance-for-child-settlement-visa-t211041.html#p1332336 http...

If the error was yours, it will be quicker to reapply and submit the original statements.

An appeal can take many months.

Please keep all your questions in a single topic. It is not necessary to start a new topic each time.
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If you DO NOT have ALL the passports covering the 10 years, you have to prove with documents that you were resident.

You don't need a detailed cover letter. The application form covers what HO needs plus the supporting documents.

What do you mean by brother sponsor? Are you on a EEA extended family residence card?

I don't understand your last question if you have submitted an application based on your British child.

And what do you mean by change sponsor? Change sponsor to who?

Yes, I see. Thank you. Could you please kindly confirm that I calculated correctly the dates? I entered to the UK 10/08. So I can apply on 14/07 or it should be 15/07 to be on safe side? Or 14/07 is fine? If that is 'within 28 days' should be fine, but for the sake of one day, I personally would ap...

There are some very relevant questions relating to your son and his mother that others will likely also ask, if they are inclined to. But the one I will ask is are you sure he needs to be registered as British if he is under 18 and has a British mother? He should be British by descent if born to a B...

Oh, ok, sorry you feel that way. I won't 'harass' you any further then with the other relevant questions to be able to offer advice for free.

I am sure someone will be along to ask you soon.

Which FLR - FLR(O) or FLR(FP) - and on what grounds? And they are not free applications either (fee plus IHS).

HO is very much aware of irrelevant FLR(O) and FLR(FP) applications to 'buy time' and these are refused quite quickly these days if there are not obvious relevant substantial reasons.

You're welcome. Happy to answer or help with any other questions you have