Applying 10 months early has no relevance. Your dependents have to switch to FLR(M) because you applied for ILR based on long residence.

You will have to pay the health surcharge for each dependent applying and it is £500 each for the 2.5 year FLR(M).

Because Multiple Posting (click) creates confusion and clutter the forum. It is easier for your full details to be available in one thread so that members can see them before responding.

FLR(M) extension is a 2. 5 year visa so you will have to pay £500, you cannot pay less.

You are choosing to apply early so it makes no difference. Why are you applying so many months early? What is the childs current visa status?

You should be fine as there is usually a transitional period where the older form is still accepted.

I am sorry to be the bearer of bad news but HO is clamping down on years of people abusing the system. You need to remember that if you leave the UK for 2 or more years after you get ILR, you lose your ILR status and if you want to come back, you have to start again from scratch or hope that you can...

You should have applied in person them for a same day decision. Bear in mind that you would have had to submit a letter from your employer that you were still required in post for the foreseeable future with your ILR, so clearly not the case. Also, remember that while your ILR application is under c...

No, not if you are submitting his passport (or copies).

Unlikely an FLR(M) application will be successful. The thing you need to address as the forms all ask for this detail is, has you paid your wife's maternity bill with the NHS as she was not entitle to free NHS. You were asked about this in your other thread (and where I will move this one to). http:...

Well, per your first post, she doesn't have a certificate. A certificate is also not a travel document. From India, they are obligated to check that all travelers have the appropriate visa (if required) to travel to their destination and you don't have this for her.

When did you get married?

You will likely face a refusal for any citizenship application you make once you have ILR and will only be eligible for naturalisation/citizenship 10 years after the date your stay became legal, as you fail on the good character requirement on two counts. You will probably only qualify for citizensh...

She cannot re-enter the UK if she does not have a visa or her British passport.

As of now, she is without status in the UK and having a pending BC application does not mean anything, only the approval and certificate/Passport does.

Your link includes sec 310 which says The requirements to be met in the case of a child seeking indefinite leave to enter the United Kingdom as the adopted child of a parent or parents present and settled or being admitted for settlement in the United Kingdom are that he: This is only relevant to p...

Should be fine. How long does it cover or how long have you lived together?

Sept 02 - Oct 2010

What was your immigration status during this time and did you work during this time?

I am asking document for what? What documents are you wanting to get?

It has recently changed and the date of application is the date you attend NCS.

Please ask your questions in your own thread to avoid confusion.

Are you in the UK or not? Has the child already been adopted or not? Please read the links I have already provided Please see Point 18. SET7.18 in the link below https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/children-set07/children-set07#set718-how-do-adopted-children-qualify-for-settlement You will st...

Please tell me which username you want to keep and which of the two slightly different posts are the correct version of events.

Same post earlier today, see link below. http://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/in-family-adoption-process-to-bring-the-child-to-the-uk-t197190.html Seems you have two usersnames registered, which is not premitted on the forum. Once of them will be removed. Mulitple IDs (cli...

This is what you should do : 1. Both of you apply for ILR when you qualify (28 days before reaching 5 years in the UK) 2. Hubby submits UKM with all the supporting documents. 3. Hubby gets approval and attends ceremony and receives his certificate 4. You immediately (same day even after the ceremony...

1. We both apply for ILR now, which breaks then link between my visa and his, then he applies for citizenship under UKM, then I apply for citizenship once his approval comes through as the spouse of a BC using form AN. This is the more expensive option but may be faster, who knows. This is the only...

What do you mean by 'get documents quickly'?