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When should i apply FLR(m) visa for my Wife

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When should i apply FLR(m) visa for my Wife

Post by jamiluddin » Thu Jul 25, 2013 3:04 pm

Hello ,

I got my ILR on 10yr long residence basis, i will need to apply for my wife's ILR. i was previously in Tier 1 general visa and my wife is in Tier 1 dependent visa. I know that my wife needs to transfer to FLR(m) visa now .I want to know if she can directly apply fro ILR after she receives FLR. I know from the forum that she will fall in old 2 yr rule and will be able to apply to ILR straightaway but i also saw people get refusals . can anybody let me know any PEO accepts this and grant ILR in this case.
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Post by Amber » Thu Jul 25, 2013 3:12 pm

Yes by virtue of immigration rule 289(a)(I)(d) some people have been successful just going to a peo with set(m) and avoided having to apply for flr(m) first. You could perhaps have both forms completed and see what the caseworker says.
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hi

Post by jamiluddin » Thu Jul 25, 2013 3:22 pm

Thanks for your suggestion ,can anyone share the views if successful

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hi

Post by jamiluddin » Thu Jul 25, 2013 3:36 pm

IS there any requirement to make the FLR(m) application within 28 days of my ILR granted ,because my wife was dependant of my Tier 1 visa but i dont have Tier1 visa anymore so technically she has an invalid visa now?

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Re: hi

Post by Amber » Thu Jul 25, 2013 3:37 pm

jamiluddin wrote:Thanks for your suggestion ,can anyone share the views if successful
Search the ilr forum over the last few weeks there has been at least one successful post.
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Re: hi

Post by UKBALoveStory » Thu Jul 25, 2013 3:40 pm

D4109125 wrote:
jamiluddin wrote:Thanks for your suggestion ,can anyone share the views if successful
Search the ilr forum over the last few weeks there has been at least one successful post.
see this

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When should i apply FLR(m) for my wife

Post by jamiluddin » Thu Jul 25, 2013 5:04 pm

Hi ,
as i got my long residence ILR on 19/07/2013 and my wife is inTier1 depent visa ,do i have to apply for her FLR visa within 28 days ,her visa is until March 2014 though

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Re: When should i apply FLR(m) for my wife

Post by Amber » Thu Jul 25, 2013 6:57 pm

jamiluddin wrote:Hi ,
as i got my long residence ILR on 19/07/2013 and my wife is inTier1 depent visa ,do i have to apply for her FLR visa within 28 days ,her visa is until March 2014 though
As long as you apply/switch before the visa expires.
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