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4th February 2013 #1
FLR (M) Got it last!
or rather Got It At Last.....
Hi all,
Wanted to post this on a (the) thread about FLR(M) applications and the timelines involved but can't find the one I wanted.
Basically just letting you guys know the application time I've experienced...
Married in the UK April 20th 2012 -
Applied for FLR(M) 6th June 2012
Cheque cashed by UKBA 21st June 2012
Application acknowledged 25th June 2012
Received biometrics letter 8th August 2012
Did biometrics 10th August 2012
Asked for my own passport back - January 28th 2013
Got it, the rest of my stuff and the thumbs up today!
Just wondering if asking for my passport back prompted them to clear my file?????
A ginormous thank you to this site for its resources. I've used it for research rather than engage directly but a few of the angels on here, particularly joe bloggs have given some spot on advice.
Hopefully, (when I'm not too busy at work ) I can get on here more and help.
But phew what a marathon!Last edited by Anakin; 4th February 2013 at 23:01. Reason: typo
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4th February 2013 #2
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Congratulations and well done !
Thanks for posting the additional timeline information too. Most helpful.
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4th February 2013 #3
Congratulations Anakin.
Just curious, since you applied in June - is the validity date on your BRP from June also?
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4th February 2013 #4
Cheers Graham!
Vernier I haven't had the BRP yet - it's due within 7 days. I'll let you know though.
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4th February 2013 #5
and thank you for the congrats btw!
Traditionally when I've applied for visas they've usually dated it from when they've approved it.
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4th February 2013 #7
Congrats to you. I'm waiting for 10 months now..I'm one of the unlucky ones I so wish I never went to this country..I'm losing myself already
-=rayna.keith=-
...When you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible...
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4th February 2013 #10
raynaputi and missana - don't be despondent. I know it's easy for me to say that but it's taken 8 months and after the bad publicity hopefully they're speeding things up. It's been a crappy time waiting but you have to stay positive. I'm sure you'll be posting your good news soon.
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4th February 2013 #11
Thanks Arthur - yes you're right of course. There's no rhyme nor reason and I really feel for anyone who's waiting. I'm also glad to have Mrs Anakin off my back, because sometimes she'd even blame me personally!
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4th February 2013 #13
Congratulations Anakin!!
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Well done and congratulations
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4th February 2013 #16
... there's absolutely NO rhyme nor reason, because the "spadework" has already been carried out when partners apply to come here in the first place. 'Leave to Remain', in itself, OUGHT to be nothing more than a mere formality and, like you, I also empathise with the strain and frustration the ludicrous processing times are bound to inflict on the very BEST of relationships.
Shame on the UKBA!
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4th February 2013 #17
Congratulations to your FLR M success! Hoping FLR M applicants like me, Rayna, jlags and the rest will hear news from them SOON! Well done to you. xx
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4th February 2013 #18
Thanks for the kind words folks!
Hi Terpe - you helped me a lot a couple of years back - thanks again!
angellegwen - where are you in Kent?
There's quite a few of us in the Canterbury/Ashford area. PM me if you want to hook up with more Filipinas.
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4th February 2013 #19
Great news Anakin congrats.
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4th February 2013 #21
Congratulations Anakin
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5th February 2013 #23
Congratulations Anakin ...
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Congratulations! Just a quick question, what is the easiest way to get my husband's passport back? For a reason that we are trying to get a house but he needs his passport to get the mortgage sorted. I hope toucan enlighten us with this matter. Thank you in advance.
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Contact UKBA and explain that the passport is needed for mortgage transaction.
Be sure they understand it's only a request for your husband's passport not a withdrawal of your application.
It really should not be any problem for them at all.
But who knows anything with UKBA
Good luck and let us know how it goes. It may help others
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Thank you so much terpe.. Greatly appreciate it.
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6th February 2013 #27
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/ab...-of-documents/
don't ask for your passport back or they might cancel your visa app
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Thanks for the helpful link joebloggs. I wont ask for mine but my husband need his passport for the mortgage that's the only reason we want it back.
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Hi Anakin, congratulations.
to apply for FLR (M), does it need to be married? can live-in partners apply for FLR (M).
if anyone knows the answer, please post reply. Thank you.
Alan & Heidi
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Alan,
The Form FLR(M) is the form used for Further Leave to Remain by a "partner of a person present and settled in the UK"
The UKBA definition of Partner is:-
- the applicant's spouse
- the applicant's civil partner;
- the applicant's fiancé(e) or proposed civil partner
or
- a person who has been living together with the applicant in a relationship akin to a marriage or civil partnership for at least two years prior to the date of application
Hope that helps and removes any concerns
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