This draft bill was introduced by the opposition Conservative Party…. So highly unlikely that it will pass with government support. Thanks for the reassurance. Although it's concerning that something this extreme was even thought up. It makes me uncertain about what sort of draconian laws could be p ...
Hi guys, I posted this in the ILR subforum before realizing I'm not supposed to, and so am re-posting it here. I came across a parliamentary bill that's currently going through its 2nd reading, which includes some proposals that appear rather shocking to me. What stood out to me is that according to ...
My wife had her biometrics appointment about a week ago for her ILR SET(M). I have reason to believe that its possible there could have been a problem with the photo that was taken during her appointment. If so, what would be the consequence? Could it cause my wife's whole application to be refused ...
My wife had her biometrics appointment about a week ago for her ILR SET(M). I have reason to believe that its possible there could have been a problem with the photo that was taken during her appointment. If so, what would be the consequence? Could it cause my wife's whole application to be refused ...
Why don’t you apply for a British passport for the child too? Its something we could have done, but we haven't got much time left now unfortunately, and to get an urgent British passport is quite costly. Since I made this thread, I've found out that our child can enter the UK on a US passport, but t ...
Hi. I am a British citizen and my wife is a US citizen who resides in the UK with FLR (M). My wife and 12 week old daughter (born in the UK but automatically a dual UK/US citizen) will be travelling to the US for two weeks very soon. We are applying for a US passport for the child, as it is a legal ...
Our child is about to move long-term into a residential care home ... After our son has moved into residential care, I intend to work on my career, but I'll wait until after submitting my wife's ILR M application for that, as it would complicate her application. Anyway, my question is, what will ...
Benefits claimed by you have no influence on her application
But the benefit payments will be looked at to show that the requirement of adequate maintenance has been met, right? Like how it was when applying for the spouse visa.
Hello. My wife (who has FLR M) and I (a British citizen) have a severely mentally disabled child for whom I am a carer. Our child is about to move long-term into a residential care home, as we cannot manage him at home any longer. We are about to apply for my wife's ILR M under adequate maintenance ...
I found this page (dated 23rd April 2021) on freemovement.org.uk that describes the options for people subject to immigration control who are stuck overseas: https://www.freemovement.org.uk/coronavirus/ Its a lengthy page and I only glanced over it and so I may have missed something, but it appears ...
Is anyone able to tell me what the consequence would be if my wife's new BRP still hasn't arrived to her by the time that her current visa (FLR M) runs out? Thanks. Dreadful consequences may only occur if she wouldn't apply before her expiry. But in your case she can simply apply FLRM and add a ...
Is anyone able to tell me what the consequence would be if my wife's new BRP still hasn't arrived to her by the time that her current visa (FLR M) runs out? Thanks.
Thanks for your response. Six months? That is a lot longer than I thought. What will be the consequence if my wife's new BRP still hasn't been processed at the point when her current visa runs out? She is eligible to apply for ILR in five months, and she still needs to take the Life in the UK test ...
My wife, who is on a FLR(M) spouse visa, lost her BRP some months ago, and applied online for a replacement one on 16 Sept. She attended her biometrics appointment on 30 Oct. It has now been over a month since her biometrics appointment, and 2½ months since she submitted her application, and we ...
My wife attended her biometrics appointment today as part of her replacement brp application. She had her documents scanned during her appointment. She brought with her several documents to use as proof of address, but was only required to provide one. She used her GP registration letter as proof of ...
I just want to add that I had to queue for three hours in the scorching sun outside the police station on 2nd August, as they were only allowing 2 people in at a time due to CoVid social distancing rules. And when it was finally my turn, upon explaining my objective of being there, my case took ...
Hi James and all, I am also in London and lost my BRP and have submitted the application for a replacement. I entered a "Yes" for the police report as that's what the officer at the Police Station told me - they said the Home Office are well aware that the London Met police do not issue a specific ...
Thanks again for your reply. I'm just a little confused by a paragraph on the Terms and Conditions page of the UKVCAS site, and I'm wondering if you could give your thoughts on what it means. Unfortunately I'm not able to post a link to the page on here without my post needing to be approved by a ...
Thanks again for your reply. I'm just a little confused because the terms and conditions page on the UKVCAS site (https://s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/soprasteria-ukvi-prd-ukvcas/TandCs.pdf) says the following at the end of page 2, which seems to be saying I do need to wait 14 days to book a new ...
Thanks for that info. The supporting document checklist on the application form only asked for proof of address plus a downloadable consent form that was in three parts, so there mustn't be anything else required. I booked a biometrics appointment on the UKVCAS site earlier tonight at an enhanced ...
I would see if there's a way for her to apply for a passport through some fast-track process, seeing as she will need to do so before applying for a replacement BRP, which she must do within three months. There's sure to be some emergency process available by which she can get a passport quickly ...
At the beginning of the online application form was a single sentence giving a couple of examples of what we can include as proof of address (one example being a bank statement and the other a utility bill), but there was no information on what else we can or should include, or how many documents ...
The checklist at the end is not very helpful unfortunately, as it doesn't provide any details of what we should include as proof as address, or how many documents are required.
