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You don't qualify for FLR(FP) parent route if you are in an existing relationship with the child mother. The Parent route is for parents who are no longer in a relationship or are divorced and the child is British.If I vary my tier 1E application to FLR (FP) - family life as a parent. Is that possible?
Possibly.Also I read that can be done at a premium centre for 1 day consideration is that true?
It depends on various aspects. Why not look at FLR(M) if you meet the income requirements?And if my T1E gets refused God Forbid by any chance I still can apply for FLR(FP)? Would that break my 10 years continuous residency for ILR?
Thank you for your reply CR001CR001 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 16, 2018 4:44 pmYou don't qualify for FLR(FP) parent route if you are in an existing relationship with the child mother. The Parent route is for parents who are no longer in a relationship or are divorced and the child is British.If I vary my tier 1E application to FLR (FP) - family life as a parent. Is that possible?
Possibly.Also I read that can be done at a premium centre for 1 day consideration is that true?
It depends on various aspects. Why not look at FLR(M) if you meet the income requirements?And if my T1E gets refused God Forbid by any chance I still can apply for FLR(FP)? Would that break my 10 years continuous residency for ILR?
My wife is a house wife but I can meet the savings threshold requirement myself. However as per UK law we are not married. Only religious marriage. We will finish our 2 years together in Sep 18 though.
No as you are not a single parent separated from the childs mother.So that means I can not apply on the child route? As my wife has ILR and child will have BC?
yes marriage took place in UKCR001 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 16, 2018 4:51 pmMy wife is a house wife but I can meet the savings threshold requirement myself. However as per UK law we are not married. Only religious marriage. We will finish our 2 years together in Sep 18 though.
Where did you get married, in the UK??
No as you are not a single parent separated from the childs mother.So that means I can not apply on the child route? As my wife has ILR and child will have BC?
The requirement is that you have to give 28 days notice to an HO approved Registry office. They then inform HO and the notice period can be extended to 70 days for HO to investigate and/or interview both of you separately, before they grant permission for your to marry.Or I can register my marriage now? My wife has IlR and I can request an attested copy of my passport from HO?
See above.Will we be able to resgister then?
Yes, provided you have valid leave to remain or you vary your current application. No guarantee that you will get a same day decision.And can I apply FLR (M) premium service? Is there 1 day service?
No.And will that break my continuous residency as my 10 years will be completed in 2020?
Sorry to ask another question.CR001 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 16, 2018 4:44 pmYou don't qualify for FLR(FP) parent route if you are in an existing relationship with the child mother. The Parent route is for parents who are no longer in a relationship or are divorced and the child is British.If I vary my tier 1E application to FLR (FP) - family life as a parent. Is that possible?
Possibly.Also I read that can be done at a premium centre for 1 day consideration is that true?
It depends on various aspects. Why not look at FLR(M) if you meet the income requirements?And if my T1E gets refused God Forbid by any chance I still can apply for FLR(FP)? Would that break my 10 years continuous residency for ILR?
bizman wrote: ↑Wed Mar 21, 2018 1:06 pmI think you should first formalise your marriage with your wife while your application is still with HO and before the outcome as a prove that its not because you have a negative outcome that prompted you to formalise your marriage, then go through the complaint route to mount pressure on HO. Just an idea.
Yes, if you decide to apply with 12 months of getting your extension.tier11417 wrote:Mon Mar 26, 2018 12:58 pmHello, I am still waiting for my extension but preparing myself for the job creation requirement post extension.
Please can someone clarify:
My initial tier 1 was issued on 15th jan 2014 - 15th jan 2017.
My ILR is due on 15th jan 2019. However I can apply 28 days before that is 17th dec 2018.
As per the new job creation laws does that mean if my extension is approved now and its less than 12 months to my ILR submission date I can use only 12 months previous job creation from the date of ILR submission date?
Correct, assuming you apply in Dec. Remember this is better than the old rules when you could only have used jobs AFTER extension approval.tier11417 wrote:Mon Mar 26, 2018 12:58 pm
That means I will be able to use job creation from dec 2017 - dec 2018 for ILR purpose and *NOT* before that?
Yes.tier11417 wrote:Mon Mar 26, 2018 12:58 pmIf I apply on the 2nd january 2019 for ILR does that mean I can only use job creation for dec 2017 - dec 2018?
Correct
2 partime jobs for 6 months is only 1 TT for 6 months. You will need another FT for 6 months to make up the total of 2 FT employee equivalent.
If the only intention of having employees is for your visa qualification, then yes - it is wasted. If your business does not need the employee why have you kept hem/her employed ?
Thank you for your reply. I had two employees before but due to the 15 months wait I have incurred huge business losses. I have not been able to expand my business as a lot of decisions are at a pause due to the uncertainty. Hence why I was considering how to fulfil my job requirement with just 1 FT employee. That was the cause of that question.marcnath wrote: ↑Mon Mar 26, 2018 5:41 pmCorrect2 partime jobs for 6 months is only 1 TT for 6 months. You will need another FT for 6 months to make up the total of 2 FT employee equivalent.
If the only intention of having employees is for your visa qualification, then yes - it is wasted. If your business does not need the employee why have you kept hem/her employed ?
Appreciate the situation.tier11417 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 26, 2018 6:47 pm
Thank you for your reply. I had two employees before but due to the 15 months wait I have incurred huge business losses. I have not been able to expand my business as a lot of decisions are at a pause due to the uncertainty. Hence why I was considering how to fulfil my job requirement with just 1 FT employee. That was the cause of that question.
Thank you for your reply once again
marcnath wrote: ↑Mon Mar 26, 2018 6:57 pmAppreciate the situation.tier11417 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 26, 2018 6:47 pm
Thank you for your reply. I had two employees before but due to the 15 months wait I have incurred huge business losses. I have not been able to expand my business as a lot of decisions are at a pause due to the uncertainty. Hence why I was considering how to fulfil my job requirement with just 1 FT employee. That was the cause of that question.
Thank you for your reply once again
But you do need 2 FT employees. You can wait for the extension to come through and the conditions hopefully allow you to do the hire again.
Just means you can't apply for ILR in Jan 2019 but may have to wait at least a year after extension.
Note that if you are applying for ILR after April 2019, you need two separate jobs of 12 months each - i.e. there is no transitional arrangements
Good, that would be ONE FT equivalent job of the required TWO FT equivalent.
2 PT jobs for 6 month = ONE FT equivalent for 6 months.
Thank you very much. It is all clear now. I hope I get my extension soon!!marcnath wrote: ↑Tue Mar 27, 2018 9:59 amIsn't this exactly the same question you asked and I answered earlier ? Did you miss that ?
Let me try to answer again.
Good, that would be ONE FT equivalent job of the required TWO FT equivalent.
2 PT jobs for 6 month = ONE FT equivalent for 6 months.
The job creation requirement is TWO FT equivalent jobs of 12 months each.
So, you would still be short of 1 FT equivalent for 6 months
@marcnathmarcnath wrote: ↑Tue Mar 27, 2018 9:59 amIsn't this exactly the same question you asked and I answered earlier ? Did you miss that ?
Let me try to answer again.
Good, that would be ONE FT equivalent job of the required TWO FT equivalent.
2 PT jobs for 6 month = ONE FT equivalent for 6 months.
The job creation requirement is TWO FT equivalent jobs of 12 months each.
So, you would still be short of 1 FT equivalent for 6 months