when to apply for FLR?

[chubster]

ah, it all becomes clear! thank you for brilliant information!!
can I trouble you for a couple more answers?

can she take the 'life in the UK' exam at any time? she wants to get it out of the way asap if poss.!

is the ILR process expensive?

we've got a 13 month-old boy, loads of pictures, date-matching passport stamps and probably loads of old mail so I reckon we'll be covered for evidence.

[joebloggs]

yes anytime for the test, but asap is best with the test, get it out of the way

so your wife could apply for FLR or ILR, depends really , where you are, how much you want to spend on visa's

but the 7 1/2 month, i would check with UKBA if it will effect her applying for ILR. it could depend on the case workers discretion ..


£840 by post or £1095 by PEO for ILR

[joebloggs]

we've got a 13 month-old boy, loads of pictures, date-matching passport stamps and probably loads of old mail so I reckon we'll be covered for evidence.

yes anything from claiming tax creds, child benefit, etc if its in both your names.


FLR i think cost £400 by post, and £650 by PEO..
remember thou if you use post, you could be waiting for up to 3 months for it to be processed.