It seems that the requirement is to provide specific NARIC evidence, that the degree was taught in English at or above the required (except if it was taken in the countries listed, which it wasn't).

Sorry but I am not the best person to provide options for your next steps.

Unfortunately I believe that you will have a problem. The list of countries that I was referring to, does not include Pakistan. You needed to provide the other NARIC document. This was the list from FM-SE "32. If the qualification was taken in one of the following countries, it will be assumed for ...

I think this requirement may depend on where you took your degree. If it was taken in the UK for example then it is already deemed as taught in English. There are a list of such countries within the guidance (FM, English Requirement Appendix - which I cannot find right now but they are all obviously ...

Was the other name your married name (in previous marriage)? If so, I believe answer is 'marriage'

Zeppi

Depends on your circumstances. If your initial visa was for entry clearance and now you are applying for first FLR(M). I would suggest that the answer is, for example: First Extension as a partner (following an initial period of entry as a partner, or...) Zeppi PS I am not an expert so do not rely ...

See p1 fourth link - A2 English test required!

For FLR(M), I had the options:

Standard, Priority (10 day decision?) and Super Priority (24 hours or 24 Working hours - not sure)

Online application.

The word 'Premium' now only refers to London 'Premium' Lounge

There are specific exemptions for meeting English Language requirement . I.e. Aged over 65 / Disability / Exceptional Circumstances. See p6/7 of https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/753480/IDI-English-language-req-v3.0ext.pdf Zeppi ...

From my experience of FLR(M), the online application checklist also included : - Any relevant declarations or third-party consent to request verification checks (available during the application process ((i)A three part form (signed by applicant, partner anyone providing 3rd party support if ...

Try looking here

general-uk-immigration-forum/ukvcas-sup ... -2560.html

Some would say that decision is made within 24 WORKING hours - So three days. I do not know the official line. Many are delayed.

Regards,

Zeppi

PS I am not an expert.

Hi, I should have mentioned that I went for super priority 24hours (FLR(M)). Had appointment in morning and decision (by email) later in afternoon. Good Luck!

For info. Although my FLR(M) application was approved weeks ago and BRP card received. If I now log into to government website. https://visas-immigration.service.gov.uk/nextSteps It still says: "Further actions you must complete There are some more actions below that you must complete. Your ...

4. Do you and your partner have any shared financial responsibilities? Please list your shared financial responsibilities and how much you each pay each month I do not pay any bills as such but mostly holiday flight tickets / hotel bookings are paid from my account and any tickets to attractions ...

2. Have you been out of UK since you started living here? and provide Absence details Do i need to provide my entire travel history of all my trips (mostly comprised of 2 week or short holidays at a time, every year my annual leave is mostly 25 - 30 days max and majority is spent outside of UK) also ...

Hi, I had this question before I applied. Based on my experience for an FLR(M) online application submitted very early on 18/2/2019. Where I wanted an appointment within 2 weeks. Availability of Steria appointments: Local centres (salibury, reading, bristol) - no appointments available (in the two ...

Have not sent back yet. This was be the visa I obtained on Entry Clearance. Maybe process is different for yours. Guess you could go in and ask post office to do tracked delivery and then you will get a receipt with address on it. Then you should be able to follow online / print webpage when it ...

Actually was it mentioned in your approval email. I had this for the FLR(M) approval. So could be different in your case? Maybe you could phone up the UKVI helpline " If you previously held a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) you must now return it to the Home Office as it is no longer valid. You ...

Was there anything about returning BRP on your ILR letter granting approval?

Correction: Did not have to show ID when BRP was delivered.

FLR(M) Time Line - Super Priority 24Hrs 18/2/2019 (Mon)- Submit Application Online 18/2/2019 (Mon)- Find Appt (no local appts, within two weeks - only option was London Premium next day £260 or Birmingham in two days time £100). Paid for document check £35 19/2/2019 - Uploaded all document pdfs 20/2/ ...

(NARIC Certificate = NARIC Statement of Comparability i.e. equivalent or exceed UK degree)

Just a follow up. For FLR(M), I submitted I) NARIC Certificate obtained during entry clearance (in 2016) II) USA Degree Certificate III) USA Transcripts IV) Wrote paragraph in coverletter that this was previously accepted in Entry Clearance FLR(M) accepted NOTE: USA is one country listed in FM-SE ...

Thank you.

We submitted both in the end i.e. children's birth certificate and children's parents birth certificate. FLR(M) was approved.

Many Thanks

Zeppi

Just one other change I noticed. The payment has increased since the end Jan 2019 from 1033.00 GBP to the current price of 1052.20 GBP "Payment XXXXXX application on a Family Route 1052.20 GBP" So maybe they have upped the fees and changed the Birth Certificate requirements??? Has anyone else ...

Thank you for taking time to post a reply. This is for a FLR(M) visa. My wife came here with entry clearance visa. Now we are applying for FLR(M). The birth certificate requirement, seemed to change during my application revisions (firstly asking for birth certificate of parents of our children ...