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Any help or advice please?njazzy wrote: ↑Mon Sep 25, 2017 10:37 amHello everyone. Thank you all for the good job on this platform. I have a quick enquiry. I support my child's mum £20 cash in hand weekly to take care of my son which she wrote in the letter of consent she gave me. Now my question is do I have to show where I get money from? I get support from friends which I also use to help take care of my child. Do I have to show proof of my finances as they give me financial gifts cash in hand. Many thanks. Can my application be refused because they don't know where I get money to support my son? Many thanks.
I think it will be silly to define any barrister or solicitor as powerful. A solicitor is only as good as a client's case.
Hello njazzy congratulations am so happy for you. May you pls share list of documents you and your solicitor submitted? Am an overstayer from visitor visa since last year and a mother of a 2 months old British son and wife of a British husband. Would like to do the same day service application flr fp
Thank you so much Njazzy you just don't know how this is giving hopes.njazzy wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2018 11:27 amHello Gloria, basically I was advised that before you do the same day service, you have to make sure that you fall within the rules don’t worry about the overstaying issue. If you read the guidance on flr fp very well, it’s either you qualify for flr fp as a parent or as a partner. I falled within the parent route. Below are the docs we submitted on my application. Same day service is possible for overstayers. Most people will tell you that you can’t, but I will say you can because after mine two friends did the same and were granted. So I will tell you that it’s possible.
For my child
Passport
Birth cert
Pics of myself and my son
My baby mother
Copy of her passport
Letter of consent stating my support in looking after our son
GP letter stating she lives with my son
Health visitor letter stating she lives with my son
Myself
Good character letter support from friends with their id
My passport
DNA test
Letter from my church that I bring the child to the church with me
Letter of application
Flr fp forms
Fees
Some affidavits showing my responsibility looking after my son which was signed by myself and my baby Mum.
All the best. Pls read the guidance carefully and know your chance. Your overstaying is why you can only apply on the 10 year route.
You can't apply under the Parent route is you are living with the other parent of your child. Submit new evidence for your application which is pending a decision.minhas23 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 03, 2017 1:40 amHi Casa i need your advice please im in same situation like njazzy my baby born last month ive got his birth certificate and passport now. my application on partner bassis is already pending in HO for decision shall i go for fresh appliaction on childs base or just submit new evidence ?Casa wrote: ↑Sat Sep 02, 2017 9:35 pmIn-person applications aren't advised for complex applications, which as an overstayer yours falls under. The junior level Case Workers at the PSC simply don't have the authority to make a decision on an application which requires further clarification and checks.
FLR(FP) applications generally take many months for a decision to be made.
Please can anyone help me with the type of english test i need to take in other to switch from 10 year parent route to a 5 year parent route pls. I dont know whether its A1 or A2.njazzy wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 10:50 pmHello all, my 10 year parent route is due for renewal and would like to switch to 5 year route. Please am I to use A1 or A2 english exams. thanks for your answers. i have never done any english exams before whiles making application to home office. Thanks again.
Emphasis mine.If the applicant has not met the requirement in a previous application for entry clearance or leave to remain as a parent or partner, the applicant must provide specified evidence that they-
(a) are a national of a majority English speaking country listed in paragraph GEN.1.6.;
(b) have passed an English language test in speaking and listening at a minimum of level A1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages with a provider approved by the Secretary of State;
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You may.njazzy wrote: ↑Sun Mar 22, 2020 8:48 amHi guys. My girlfriend and I are planning to get married at the registry within a couple of weeks time. Am concerned with my leave to remain which will expire in may.
Can I switch to eea settlement scheme once we register our marriage? She is an Italian passport holder with settled status.