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Different rules apply for PBS dependent (319A-319K) and spouse (277-289) visa.

320(7C) lists the categories where 320(7B) is not applicable.

If she has the normal 27-month visa (282(a)), then she should travel within 3 months and 28 days from her visa's effective date.

Try asking for a better endorsement, if applicable.

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1. Separate applications.

See also
Visiting the UK and
Visitors - visa application guide and
Entry Clearance Guidance - Visit and Transit (VAT).

Similar to visitors to the USA, they should show "strong ties" to home country.

See also Benefits of ILR.

See also British subject passports.

You may wait and apply for extensions together.

It may be worthwhile to visit the UK first, to take the KOL test.

You may apply for a spouse visa, subject to the maintenance and accommodation requirements.

If your child is born in the UK, then see also need for a dependent visa?

She may switch immediately after you are granted ILR.

Alternative.

See also MOTHER FAMILY VISIT VISA REFUSED..... HELP WITH APPEAL PLZZZ

If the divorce is not recognised, then marry again.

Appeal within the time limit so that you're not an overstayer (section 3D).
Consider getting advice.

See also 3rd Party Support & Accommodation.

Provide the missing information ASAP. Request for discretion under 18.2 that the initial application be treated as valid.

1. I believe so.
2. When and where to apply.
3. Everyday (1A(c)).

And working Tax Credit that’s again claimed jointly but my question is (Working Tax Credit must be paid to my husband as I am not currently working. So does he on the form tick yes he is in receipt of this and I leave my section blank referring to this question??????? Joint claim, tick yes to bot...

Similar to visitors to the USA, you should show strong ties to outside the UK (i.e. USA).

Airline tickets?

She may be refused entry under 321A.

See also EEA family permit for non-eea family member ( brother )