FLR(O) Discretionary Leave waiting times ..??

[shareen24h]

congratulation @grenadagirl!!!!!!!!!!!!!! enjoy your freedom.

[shareen24h]

Guys guess what I got granted today.... My solicitor called me sand told me the good news, still can't believe it.... I'm in shock. I'm free at last.

Yay! Another good news strolled into the building. Congratulations girl! Welcome to the promise land. God is good!!!

Hi grenadagirl

Congratulation

Hi
grenadagirl
How old your child. Is she/He British citizen.

[grenadagirl]

She's 19 months, she is British.

[dapsonlee]

She's 19 months, she is British.

That's awesome. I can see the home office is really whisking right through applications with biometrics done from January to March like they said. Well ILR is more than you can ever bargain for. Just start looking into naturalising once God gives your Job. At least 2 or more good news for us that left before 6pm tomorrow. Congratulations again girl

[verbina]

Thanks guys so happy I found this forum. It was a fresh application made a yr and three weeks ago. My solicitor said it is indefinite but I will be sure when I see all my documents

Heyyy!!! Congratulations hun!!! All the best!!!

[mummytwo]

@mummytwo thx 4 yr support i met wit HR today she made photocopies of my acknowledgement letter n biometric letter and said i shld let them know wen i get my visa renewed and dat was it... i hope i get my visa from HO soon

You welcome yummymummy3j. Am glad that episode went well:)
I had no idea about the ombudsman hence my silence. Lol. Thank God for everything we will surely rejoice with you too soonest. Take care of u.

[Time503]

Guys guess what I got granted today.... My solicitor called me sand told me the good news, still can't believe it.... I'm in shock. I'm free at last.

Congrats for indeed you are finally free!!! Enjoy your freedom

[Shondra Sharma]

hi@time503 could you check your inbox please?

[Shondra Sharma]

@shareen24h please check your inbox

[ali90]

guys i need help from everyone any kind of advice be great.
after my sister was refused on her flro on 15th july we received it on 18th how long do we have to ask HO to consider a review of their decision and what is the process and what kind of papers need to be sent for review and what is the cost of it
because our lawyer just went on holidays today till 12th august so need some help.

[Chidy]

Guys guess what I got granted today.... My solicitor called me sand told me the good news, still can't believe it.... I'm in shock. I'm free at last.

Congrats and welcome to the world of freedom!

[Believe2013]

Congrats Grenadagirl, Happy for you. All the best. Your patience paid off in the end.

[GodGives]

guys i need help from everyone any kind of advice be great.
after my sister was refused on her flro on 15th july we received it on 18th how long do we have to ask HO to consider a review of their decision and what is the process and what kind of papers need to be sent for review and what is the cost of it
because our lawyer just went on holidays today till 12th august so need some help.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary

[nikitpatel]

Actually my case is little bit different, my wifes visa was running out in jul 2012 and she was pregnant due date aug 2012 so i been to solicitor and he applied flro for me.

Hi All,

I've been member of this forum from long and reading about you all so thought let me share my details as well as I am waiting from 1 year now.

Here is my time line

Date Applied/Docs sent: 19/07/12
Date Received Ack. Letter: 26/07/12
Date Biometrics booking letter arrived: 15/02/2013
Date Biometrics Done at PO : 19/03/2012
Date Passport/Docs received from HO: Waiting
Date Biometrics received : Waiting
Visa Type : FLR(0) Fresh Application



Applying for Private & Family Life in uk.

welcome on board nikitpatel
is your application based on 7 yrs rule or british partner/ child?

[Shondra Sharma]

Hi@nikitpatel welcome to the forum could you share your story plz? you saying my wife visa run out in july 2012 and you apply for flr (o)? what about you? r you british?

[ali90]

guys i need help from everyone any kind of advice be great.
after my sister was refused on her flro on 15th july we received it on 18th how long do we have to ask HO to consider a review of their decision and what is the process and what kind of papers need to be sent for review and what is the cost of it
because our lawyer just went on holidays today till 12th august so need some help.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary

thanks that helped a lot. just one question. if the person didnt have enough proof of half life when the application was made but after refusal the same evidence is used to proof that person has spent half life in uk does that make them change decision ?

person is nearly 20. the evidence from 2001-late 03 not accepted but from 04 till 13. thats 10 years and its half life

[nikitpatel]

Hi@nikitpatel welcome to the forum could you share your story plz? you saying my wife visa run out in july 2012 and you apply for flr (o)? what about you? r you british?

@Shondra sharma: I overstayed here and living from nearly 6 n half years n my wife was on tier 1 but was not able to show £35000 /year salary so was not able to extend visa n cannot go back bcoz she was 8 months pregnant while visa ran out. I came here in 2006 when i was 21 now i m 28. I know my case is weak but I have nothing to relocate back in india.

Lets see wat happens.

[datinsatin]

Hi@nikitpatel welcome to the forum could you share your story plz? you saying my wife visa run out in july 2012 and you apply for flr (o)? what about you? r you british?

@Shondra sharma: I overstayed here and living from nearly 6 n half years n my wife was on tier 1 but was not able to show £35000 /year salary so was not able to extend visa n cannot go back bcoz she was 8 months pregnant while visa ran out. I came here in 2006 when i was 21 now i m 28. I know my case is weak but I have nothing to relocate back in india.

Lets see wat happens.

Just remain hopeful, to be honest I have seen someone who had a similar case as yours and was granted. You probably think your case is weak, probably not. Just remain hopeful ( talking from experience). Between, is your child now 7 years old? He might be entitled to a British citizenship now, which in facts makes your case stronger as parents of a British citizen who is well integrated into the British society.

[shareen24h]

Hi@nikitpatel welcome to the forum could you share your story plz? you saying my wife visa run out in july 2012 and you apply for flr (o)? what about you? r you british?

@Shondra sharma: I overstayed here and living from nearly 6 n half years n my wife was on tier 1 but was not able to show £35000 /year salary so was not able to extend visa n cannot go back bcoz she was 8 months pregnant while visa ran out. I came here in 2006 when i was 21 now i m 28. I know my case is weak but I have nothing to relocate back in india.

Lets see wat happens.

Just remain hopeful, to be honest I have seen someone who had a similar case as yours and was granted. You probably think your case is weak, probably not. Just remain hopeful ( talking from experience). Between, is your child now 7 years old? He might be entitled to a British citizenship now, which in facts makes your case stronger as parents of a British citizen who is well integrated into the British society.

Hi datinsatin

i just copied below line from your post and marked red. Not to make anybody disappointment.

" is your child now 7 years old? He might be entitled to a British citizenship now,"
I did n`t get this how 7 years old none British parents child get registered British citizen. Please clarify.[/code]

[nikitpatel]

Hi@nikitpatel welcome to the forum could you share your story plz? you saying my wife visa run out in july 2012 and you apply for flr (o)? what about you? r you british?

@Shondra sharma: I overstayed here and living from nearly 6 n half years n my wife was on tier 1 but was not able to show £35000 /year salary so was not able to extend visa n cannot go back bcoz she was 8 months pregnant while visa ran out. I came here in 2006 when i was 21 now i m 28. I know my case is weak but I have nothing to relocate back in india.

Lets see wat happens.

Just remain hopeful, to be honest I have seen someone who had a similar case as yours and was granted. You probably think your case is weak, probably not. Just remain hopeful ( talking from experience). Between, is your child now 7 years old? He might be entitled to a British citizenship now, which in facts makes your case stronger as parents of a British citizen who is well integrated into the British society.

Hi datinsatin

i just copied below line from your post and marked red. Not to make anybody disappointment.

" is your child now 7 years old? He might be entitled to a British citizenship now,"
I did n`t get this how 7 years old none British parents child get registered British citizen. Please clarify.[/code]

@shareen24h

Datinsatin is right abt 7 year rule even i had read this somewhere and if child has lived continously 7 years than he/she can be naturalised doesnt matter what nationality parents are.

Thanks

[sanny26]

@Shondra sharma: I overstayed here and living from nearly 6 n half years n my wife was on tier 1 but was not able to show £35000 /year salary so was not able to extend visa n cannot go back bcoz she was 8 months pregnant while visa ran out. I came here in 2006 when i was 21 now i m 28. I know my case is weak but I have nothing to relocate back in india.

Lets see wat happens.

Just remain hopeful, to be honest I have seen someone who had a similar case as yours and was granted. You probably think your case is weak, probably not. Just remain hopeful ( talking from experience). Between, is your child now 7 years old? He might be entitled to a British citizenship now, which in facts makes your case stronger as parents of a British citizen who is well integrated into the British society.

Hi datinsatin

i just copied below line from your post and marked red. Not to make anybody disappointment.

" is your child now 7 years old? He might be entitled to a British citizenship now,"
I did n`t get this how 7 years old none British parents child get registered British citizen. Please clarify.[/code]

@shareen24h

Datinsatin is right abt 7 year rule even i had read this somewhere and if child has lived continously 7 years than he/she can be naturalised doesnt matter what nationality parents are.

Thanks

I don't know about the 7 year old , I know that if a child was born here and the child turns 10 doesn't matter if your parents are illegal the child can register as a british citizen using the T form. Its used to be 7 back in the day but they change it to 10.

[summer2013]

Guys guess what I got granted today.... My solicitor called me sand told me the good news, still can't believe it.... I'm in shock. I'm free at last.

congrats to you, all the best

[GodGives]

guys i need help from everyone any kind of advice be great.
after my sister was refused on her flro on 15th july we received it on 18th how long do we have to ask HO to consider a review of their decision and what is the process and what kind of papers need to be sent for review and what is the cost of it
because our lawyer just went on holidays today till 12th august so need some help.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary

thanks that helped a lot. just one question. if the person didnt have enough proof of half life when the application was made but after refusal the same evidence is used to proof that person has spent half life in uk does that make them change decision ?

person is nearly 20. the evidence from 2001-late 03 not accepted but from 04 till 13. thats 10 years and its half life

Send all the documents to them again. I remember u saying they didn't receive her extra documents. Send prove u sent it in time and get Ur mp involved as well. All the best

[Chidy]

Just remain hopeful, to be honest I have seen someone who had a similar case as yours and was granted. You probably think your case is weak, probably not. Just remain hopeful ( talking from experience). Between, is your child now 7 years old? He might be entitled to a British citizenship now, which in facts makes your case stronger as parents of a British citizen who is well integrated into the British society.

Hi datinsatin

i just copied below line from your post and marked red. Not to make anybody disappointment.

" is your child now 7 years old? He might be entitled to a British citizenship now,"
I did n`t get this how 7 years old none British parents child get registered British citizen. Please clarify.[/code]

@shareen24h

Datinsatin is right abt 7 year rule even i had read this somewhere and if child has lived continously 7 years than he/she can be naturalised doesnt matter what nationality parents are.

Thanks

I don't know about the 7 year old , I know that if a child was born here and the child turns 10 doesn't matter if your parents are illegal the child can register as a british citizen using the T form. Its used to be 7 back in the day but they change it to 10.

Sanny26, you have got the right answer and you read the relevant section as follows:

Section 1(4) - children who have lived in the United Kingdom for the first 10 years of their life
The child will have an entitlement to register under section 1(4) of the British Nationality Act 1981 if they were born in the United Kingdom on or after 1 January 1983 and lived in there for the first ten years of their life. Applications under this section of the British Nationality Act 1981 should be made using application form T. You should read can I register as a British citizen if I was born in the United Kingdom on or after 1 January 1983 and lived there up to the age of 10 for details on the requirements you need to meet.

[shareen24h]

Hi datinsatin

i just copied below line from your post and marked red. Not to make anybody disappointment.

" is your child now 7 years old? He might be entitled to a British citizenship now,"
I did n`t get this how 7 years old none British parents child get registered British citizen. Please clarify.[/code]

@shareen24h

Datinsatin is right abt 7 year rule even i had read this somewhere and if child has lived continously 7 years than he/she can be naturalised doesnt matter what nationality parents are.

Thanks

I don't know about the 7 year old , I know that if a child was born here and the child turns 10 doesn't matter if your parents are illegal the child can register as a british citizen using the T form. Its used to be 7 back in the day but they change it to 10.

Sanny26, you have got the right answer and you read the relevant section as follows:

Section 1(4) - children who have lived in the United Kingdom for the first 10 years of their life
The child will have an entitlement to register under section 1(4) of the British Nationality Act 1981 if they were born in the United Kingdom on or after 1 January 1983 and lived in there for the first ten years of their life. Applications under this section of the British Nationality Act 1981 should be made using application form T. You should read can I register as a British citizen if I was born in the United Kingdom on or after 1 January 1983 and lived there up to the age of 10 for details on the requirements you need to meet.

Hi nikitpate


I have read the same what chidy has mentioned.

@ sanny26,or chidy, Do you know if child not born here but has lived UK more then ten years from his/her very early life (i.e from 2/3 years) can register as British citizen.