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FLR DL
Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2017 12:09 am
by mmali
I applied for ILR (FLR-DL) on 07-04-2017.The HO deducted the fee on 10-04-2017 from my bank.I received my biometric fingerprint invitation letter on 20-04-2017.My question is how long will it takes to receive the decision ?
Re: FLR DL
Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2017 8:32 am
by CR001
It will take as long as it needs to take, often many months. All you can do is wait.
Re: FLR DL
Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2017 10:44 am
by mmali
Thanks ,I will wait
Re: FLR DL
Posted: Tue Nov 21, 2017 3:22 am
by mmali
Hi Everyone,
I would like to share my experience regarding my application for settlement.
I applied for ILR after 6 years discretionary leave using FLR (DL) which is for extension or ILR for failed asylum applicant on discreationary leave
07/04/2017 Applied by Post using FLR (DL) form
10/04/2017 Application Recived by Home Office
12/04/2017 £2297 fee was deducted from my Bank
20/04/2017 Biometric Fingerprint invitation letter recieved
24/04/2017 Biometric Fingerprint was given in my local post office
02/10/2017 ILR approval letter recieved
10/11/2017 BRP received
Overall it took very long , completely not happy with the Home Office service despite of granting me ILR.Because i paid huge amount of money ,but i got really poor service.
Anyway awaiting decision for that much long is really annoying.
Hope my the service get better in the future.
Re: FLR DL
Posted: Tue Nov 21, 2017 7:47 am
by krisbol17
Congratulations @mmali, at least the wait is over. Next thing now is citizenship.
I'm applying for my ILR on 12 Dec using FLR(DL) based on 6 years DLR (expiring on 18 Dec), case should be straight forward I hope though I don't mind waiting for 6 months. I am hoping to include lots of documents even those not required such as employer's letter that I am a permanent employee, Life In The UK test, my degree in Civil Engineering, character references etc and of course all documents they ask such as national passport and BRP etc
Re: FLR DL
Posted: Tue Nov 21, 2017 10:41 am
by mkhari
mmali wrote: ↑Tue Nov 21, 2017 3:22 am
Hi Everyone,
I would like to share my experience regarding my application for settlement.
I applied for ILR after 6 years discretionary leave using FLR (DL) which is for extension or ILR for failed asylum applicant on discreationary leave
07/04/2017 Applied by Post using FLR (DL) form
10/04/2017 Application Recived by Home Office
12/04/2017 £2297 fee was deducted from my Bank
20/04/2017 Biometric Fingerprint invitation letter recieved
24/04/2017 Biometric Fingerprint was given in my local post office
02/10/2017 ILR approval letter recieved
10/11/2017 BRP received
Overall it took very long , completely not happy with the Home Office service despite of granting me ILR.Because i paid huge amount of money ,but i got really poor service.
Anyway awaiting decision for that much long is really annoying.
Hope my the service get better in the future.
congration bro
what documents you send with your application of ILR
did you send FLRDL when you had completed your 6 years or 28 days before your visa expiry
we are taking risk and apply through premium with Set O
Re: FLR DL
Posted: Tue Nov 21, 2017 1:02 pm
by luqi2020
mmali wrote: ↑Tue Nov 21, 2017 3:22 am
Hi Everyone,
I would like to share my experience regarding my application for settlement.
I applied for ILR after 6 years discretionary leave using FLR (DL) which is for extension or ILR for failed asylum applicant on discreationary leave
07/04/2017 Applied by Post using FLR (DL) form
10/04/2017 Application Recived by Home Office
12/04/2017 £2297 fee was deducted from my Bank
20/04/2017 Biometric Fingerprint invitation letter recieved
24/04/2017 Biometric Fingerprint was given in my local post office
02/10/2017 ILR approval letter recieved
10/11/2017 BRP received
Overall it took very long , completely not happy with the Home Office service despite of granting me ILR.Because i paid huge amount of money ,but i got really poor service.
Anyway awaiting decision for that much long is really annoying.
Hope my the service get better in the future.
Congratulations Dear.
One thing is confirmed now whether we choose SET O or FLDL form we have to pay the heavy fee so there is no exemption on any kind of Form so fee is Compulsory.
Re: FLR DL
Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2017 3:28 am
by mmali
mkhari wrote: ↑Tue Nov 21, 2017 10:41 am
mmali wrote: ↑Tue Nov 21, 2017 3:22 am
Hi Everyone,
I would like to share my experience regarding my application for settlement.
I applied for ILR after 6 years discretionary leave using FLR (DL) which is for extension or ILR for failed asylum applicant on discreationary leave
07/04/2017 Applied by Post using FLR (DL) form
10/04/2017 Application Recived by Home Office
12/04/2017 £2297 fee was deducted from my Bank
20/04/2017 Biometric Fingerprint invitation letter recieved
24/04/2017 Biometric Fingerprint was given in my local post office
02/10/2017 ILR approval letter recieved
10/11/2017 BRP received
Overall it took very long , completely not happy with the Home Office service despite of granting me ILR.Because i paid huge amount of money ,but i got really poor service.
Anyway awaiting decision for that much long is really annoying.
Hope my the service get better in the future.
congration bro
what documents you send with your application of ILR
did you send FLRDL when you had completed your 6 years or 28 days before your visa expiry
we are taking risk and apply through premium with Set O
Thanks
When I applied for ILR using FLR(DL) I sent the following documents.
1- application form
2- My passport and 4 photographs
3- Tenancy agreement for every year
4- Council Tax Bill for every year
5-Utilty bills for every year
6- Copies of my children passport and birth certificate
7-My empolyment letter, .........everything from my job
that is all. Just remember that FLR(DL) IS USED BY FAILED ASYLUM FOR EXTENSION OF STAY OR ILR.I called the Home office to confirm the form first.They did not allow me to use Premium service.
Hope that help you.
Re: FLR DL
Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2017 11:21 am
by mkhari
thanks did you send covering letter any
or without covering letter