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Thats a quick reply for your acknowledgement letter, if i may ask what sort acknowledgment letter did you get? Was it the ECHR? european convection human right??durae1D wrote:HI
I'm an Indian citizen. I came into the UK on tier 4 visa (16 months validity) for my masters.
I fell in love with an EU girl in university (polish) she is a student doing bachelor's and doing part-time work and has been in the country for 3 years and we were living together for 1 year and 7 months and are not married yet.
My visa expired on Jan 31st 2017 to extend my stay I applied an FLR (FP) application on 28th Jan 2017 with the help of a legal advisor.
I got my biometric letter on 9th Feb 2017 and I enrolled for it on 12th Feb 2017
recently I consulted a few different solicitor and they said I applied for the wrong application and is being misguided.
please help me on what application I have to apply to extend my stay in the UK legally.
so what application should i make ?Casa wrote:I don't know under what category of FLR(FP) you applied under, but the 'solicitor' gave you poor advice. This has no relevance to your relationship with an EEA student living in the UK. FLR(FP) is an application made under the UK Immigration Rules, not within the EEA Regulations.
CR001 wrote:FLR(FP) will likely fail yes and you will lose your fee paid.
For a residence card based on your EU girlfriend as a durable partner, you are required to prove 2 years evidence of 'living in a relationship akin to marriage' and she has to be a qualified person exercising treaty rights.
vinny wrote:For FLR(FP) to succeed, your Polish girlfriend must first have acquired PR. It's impossible, as she requires at least 5 years' residence in the UK.
ok thats one reason why FLR (FP) wont work.. agreed
Unfortunately, if you haven't been living together with her akin to marriage for at least two years, then they will probably refuse an application as an extended family member.