ILR dependent status, and extension help

[zeeshanumer]

HI

Need all of your valuable suggestions

Q1 ; i have just received (ILR) on 10 year long residency , my wife she is still on my previous status depended (entrepreneur t1) which is expiring on 2 april 2017. she came uk september 2013 . i have got two kids both born in uk ,,, which visa application i have to apply for her ??

Q2 : my little boy he is just 5 months old and born in uk ,, do i need to apply for pakistani passport first to apply for (MN1) application (british citizen ) or there is any other way i can apply without pakistani passport ..
regard

[CR001]

HI

Need all of your valuable suggestions

Q1 ; i have just received (ILR) on 10 year long residency , my wife she is still on my previous status depended (entrepreneur t1) which is expiring on 2 april 2017. she came uk september 2013 . i have got two kids both born in uk ,,, which visa application i have to apply for her ?? FLR(M) spouse settlement visa. She will be on a new 5 year route (2 x 2.5 year visas) before she will qualify for ILR. She also has to pay the £500 immigration health surcharge plus the visa fee (£811 postal or £1311 in person)

Q2 : my little boy he is just 5 months old and born in uk ,, do i need to apply for pakistani passport first to apply for (MN1) application (british citizen ) or there is any other way i can apply without pakistani passport .. No, he does not require a foreign passport if born in the UK
regard

[zeeshanumer]

thanks for reply

i have just read FLR (M)
Q1: £18600 financial requirement must meet and if i am not able to meet financial requirement which is £18600 what would be other possible option ?

Q2 ; i have got two kids so do i need show financial arrangement for them as well ?

[secret.simon]

If you were on Tier 1 Entrepreneur, surely you can demonstrate sufficient funds as savings. If you can not meet the earnings requirement, you can meet the financial requirement by showing £62,500 of savings in an accessible bank account for at least six months.

If you can't meet either the earnings or the savings requirement, your wife will be on the 10 year FLR(FP) path to ILR and will be eligible for ILR in September 2023 (assuming that she does not break continuity of residence).

Register both your UK born children as British citizens using Form MN1 and following the registration, they are not included in the financial requirement.

[zeeshanumer]

i thinks i would go for (FLR FP) 10 years one

bundle of thanks for detail answer.

[zeeshanumer]

hi would you help me out please on this :

Q1: IF I GO FOR FLR(FP) 10 YEAR ROUTE FOR MY WIFE SO HOW LONG SHE CAN STAY OUT OF COUNTRY

DURING 10 YEAR PERIOD SHE IS ALREADY IN UK SINCE SEPTEMBER 2013 AND VISITED HOME COUNTRY IN 2015

FOR 170 DAYS .

REGARD

[Obie]

You should consider FLR (M) for your wife in your circumstances. FLR (FP) likely to fail.

[zeeshanumer]

ok
what main causes could be fail FLR (FP) ?? or could go for as mother of british child application ??

for FLR (M) there is some financial difficulties i am facing thats why decide to chose .

regard

[Casa]

You can't apply for FLR(FP) parent route as you aren't living separately.

[Obie]

ok
what main causes could be fail FLR (FP) ?? or could go for as mother of british child application ??

for FLR (M) there is some financial difficulties i am facing thats why decide to chose .

regard

But there is not a British Child at Present is there?

[zeeshanumer]

hi
i have already applied registration of british citizen for my child through (MN1) which is suppose to come mid of march finger cross, and my wife dependent visa expiring in april .

[Casa]

You should be prepared with a Plan B . Having a British child by no means guarantees that you will have the right to remain in the UK, especially as your child is only a few months old.

The Case Worker may well take the view that you can all re-settle together as a family in your home country.

[zeeshanumer]

thanks for all of you for valuable suggestions

regard