Hi everyone not sure if i posted before asking for this, but we are 6 monhs away from the appointment in person well be making forthe last visa before ILR... last time i checked on here you guys helped me informing me of the 500 pound nhs charge?-any other changes since then and can you repost me the link for the NHS thingy....we will be applying in person at Liverpool again, seemed hassle free and fast last time with added bonus any issues we are there to address them ! we will provide the usual six months documents -we will also add some older wage slips of my wifes, some earlier bank statements for her, gas bill and our joint tennancy as weve been in same place since last visa. also a few bits of photos from previous holidays time and date stamps. my wife didnt have a bank account until last january as she was using a spare one of mine for her wage payments but she has the whole of last year in her name and some previous gas bills just to show coexistance in this period? that sound about right? thanks again look forward to your usual timely help. steve
sorry were doing the last flr the one before ilr, we are on our first flr now runs out in july visa before that was fiance under new rules...just missed old rules gutted!
Ah yes. Heres my experience but this was just days before the NHS charge came into force. I dont think there has been any additional things since. http://www.british-filipino.com/ind...emier-application-liverpool.10389/#post-74359
Just do exactly the same as you did with the first flr and it will be fine. For me, I don't see much benefit in doing this one in person, seeing as it costs an extra 400 quid, unless she needs her passport in the next few weeks.
If you have the budget then same day premium service has many benefits although it has to be said that the days of FLR(M) long long processing times have long since gone and the standard service is pretty good. It's a personal choice but DO be very sure the application is fully compliant with no complications and doesn't require any extra checks from back office caseworkers. If your application is delayed you'll not get any refund and the turnaround time will often be same as postal. Good luck. Once you have that second FLR(M) it's time to start preparing (and saving) for ILR and Naturalisation.
How many visa's are we looking at, has someone put a list on here before saying what order they are in and what they mean but can not find it anywhere lol.
I guess you are already married from your photo. So you would be: Spouse via - 2.5 years FLR(M) - 2.5 years. (Further Leave to Remain) ILR (indefinite leave to remain. This is the final visa, which is permanent. Will require B1 English and Life in the UK test) Citizenship (if desired. Not essential.)
What's time frame again to apply by post before visa is due?this is for a friend not us as we're applying in person?
From 28 days before expiry date and before it runs out. So you have a 28 day window to get your up to date documents.
