It's a standard letter sent to the majority of those applying under FLR(FP). It's preparing you for a long wait before you get a decision. Oh okay, so you saying its definitely going to go past the 6 months duration? A year maybe? It may not, but I would be surprised if it didn't. Thanks for the ...

Casa wrote:It's a standard letter sent to the majority of those applying under FLR(FP). It's preparing you for a long wait before you get a decision.

Oh okay, so you saying its definitely going to go past the 6 months duration? A year maybe?

It's not advisable to apply through the premium service as the official guidance states that this is not for complex cases. You won't get a decision on the day and at best (if not refused) the application will join the postal queue and will be charged at the premium fee. The junior level Case ...

It's not advisable to apply through the premium service as the official guidance states that this is not for complex cases. You won't get a decision on the day and at best (if not refused) the application will join the postal queue and will be charged at the premium fee. The junior level Case ...

I suggest that you also submit strong evidence of the part you play in your children's lives...nursery/playschool, GP visits etc. How are you supporting yourselves financially? Yeaah spoke to his nusery for a letter, and the lady(manager) said that was no problem, i use to drop him off most ...

Probably less than a 50/50 chance unless you can submit compelling evidence that you would be unable to continue your family life together outside of the UK. Bear in mind that your children are very young and could re-settle easily in another country. You will also need documented proof that you ...

Casa wrote:You can try a FLR(FP) PARTNER route application, although there's no guarantee that it will be approved.

Thanks for your reply, so you saying its a 50/50 chance? And do you have an idea how long such application might take? Thanks i really appreciate your response

How long have to been living with the mother of your children? What nationality does your partner hold? I have been living with her for 2yrs.6 months now, we moved few months after she got pregnant, shes from bolton, she is british. Like i said earlier on i dropped out of university and carried on ...

If you want anyone to give you more advice, you will have to explain your situation fully. :idea: What category of visa did you hold before your overstay? Are you married? Do you have children in the UK? Am sorry, i was just in some sad state yesterday when i posted my situation, i held a tier 4 ...

Astone wrote:No way out.
Either remain there or just buy ticket and return to your home country

I have read the thread and seen overstayers saying they got a visa,they must be a way out

Hello everyone, i would like to know if it is possible for me to regulate my status in the uk, i'm an overstayer about a year and half? I dont work any more which is quite tough, my question is if it is possible to change my status and if so? How do i go about it? Thanks