Ah well the wait is not a problem because we will just apply early instead.
Ah well the wait is not a problem because we will just apply early instead
That's fine ... just make sure you don't apply *too soon,Originally Posted by mark99
Ah well the wait is not a problem because we will just apply early insteadi.e. *more than 28 days before the current visa runs out!
it depends on what visa your applying for, FLR you can apply for anytime, thou if your on a fiancee visa you have to be wedThat's fine ... just make sure you don't apply *too soon,
, it's ILR you should not apply for more than 28 days b4 you've been in the uk 2yrs !
Oh!it depends on what visa your applying for, FLR you can apply for anytime, thou if your on a fiancee visa you have to be wedRight, Joe ...
! FLR didn't apply in our case ... with Myrna having come here as a spouse.
oh it could Arthur if your good wife didn't come to the uk within 28days of the visa being issued she might have had to apply for FLR in the uk, but as a spouse visa is valid for 27 months now not 24 months, most will not have to apply for FLR, as she could have taken nearly 4 months after her visa was issued to come to the uk.Oh!
also if your good wife could not pass her life in the uk test and her spouse visa was about to expire, she could apply for FLR instead of ILR
Thankfully, she passed the Life in the UK Test at her 1st attempt back in July ... so it's full steam ahead, now for ILR in early 2011 as you advised.
Apologies for hijacking this thread briefly, but just wanted to ask a quick question related to the Life in UK test.Thankfully, she passed the Life in the UK Test at her 1st attempt back in July ... so it's full steam ahead, now for ILR in early 2011 as you advised.
If your wife is here on a spouse visa, can she take the Life in the UK test at any point prior to applying for ILR then?
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