Do we have to send newborns passport with flr fp?

[virtua]

I am a Pakistani woman married to a British citizen and was granted 30 months of period of limited leave to remain under 10 year route to settlement. Now my BRP is going to expire on 29 September and I need to apply for FLR FP. There a question in that form as under:

Provide all addresses that you have lived at in the 2 years preceding this application.

What does " lived at " mean here? Does it include holidays? We went to pakistan to visit my dad who was ill ....do I need to include Pakistan address in answer to that question or not as it was only a visit... N we still n were living here in UK

Another confusion is that if it doesn't include holidays what would home office take our visit as? As a visit to my own country or living there as I am still not settled in UK. Any help asap would be much appreciated as BRP is expiring soon.

Thank you

Anna

[CR001]

Lived means where you live. It is not holidays.

[virtua]

Can I ask another question in this same post or shall I create a new topic? All questions will be regarding FLR fp

[virtua]

I am applying for FLR FP as a partner and we have a 7 weeks old baby, do we have to send his passport with documents? We havent applied for his passport yet and my BRP is expiring on 29 September this year, what should we do? Would his birth certificate not be enough as he is born in UK so is a British citizen?

[CR001]

Ask all questions in this topic.

[CR001]

I am applying for FLR FP as a partner and we have a 7 weeks old baby, do we have to send his passport with documents? We havent applied for his passport yet and my BRP is expiring on 29 September this year, what should we do? Would his birth certificate not be enough as he is born in UK so is a British citizen?

Try and be a bit patient and wait for someone to answer your request/question before starting a new topic anyway!

Birth cert is fine.

[virtua]

Ok
10.5 What family or friends do you have in the country where you were born?

I have got lots of auntie's and uncles but we don't have close relationship with them, we won't be offered or will ask them to stay in any of those peoples house if i needed to live in my country.... So shall I mention them or shall I just mention my immediate family who lives there, with whom we would stay if we needed to?

Similar question in section 9 ( your children) with same confusion:
m) what wider family members and friends do you and/or your child have in the country to which you could return if you left UK?

[virtua]

Sorry for being impatient actually getting time out with newborn is so difficult that i thought probably best to ask the question instead of asking to ask a question

[virtua]

Sorry for being impatient actually getting time out with newborn is so difficult that i thought probably best to ask the question instead of asking to ask a question

[virtua]

Anybody knows the answer to my query?

[virtua]

10.5 What family or friends do you have in the country where you were born?

I have got lots of auntie's and uncles but we don't have close relationship with them, we won't be offered or will ask them to stay in any of those peoples house if i needed to live in my country.... So shall I mention them or shall I just mention my immediate family who lives there, with whom we would stay if we needed to?

Similar question in section 9 ( your children) with same confusion:
m) what wider family members and friends do you and/or your child have in the country to which you could return if you left UK?

[virtua]

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