Morning All.
My other half has been in the UK for about 4 months and her fiancée visa will expire soon, we are now married but I have a couple of questions prior to submitting the application for further leave to remain.
Am I correct in saying that the form to use is FLR (M)?
Do I need to provide a supporting letter in the same way I did with the fiancée visa application? I.E. How we met, where we have been together etc.
Would you recommend including photo’s of us together in the UK?
A couple of posts talk about providing details of all incoming monies and then all the household bills etc. Obviously i'm including my bank statements, pay slips, contract of employment and details of where we reside. Would it still be advisable to include details of the outgoings?
We are applying in person and UKBA website say that the biometric residancy permit will be delivered 7 days after the appointment, Is that normally the case? Worst case scenario, Would my other half still be allowed to travel back to Thailand and then return to the UK without the biometric residancy permit?
Sorry for all the question and thanks so so much in advance for any help.
Markie
My other half has been in the UK for about 4 months and her fiancée visa will expire soon, we are now married but I have a couple of questions prior to submitting the application for further leave to remain.
Am I correct in saying that the form to use is FLR (M)?
Do I need to provide a supporting letter in the same way I did with the fiancée visa application? I.E. How we met, where we have been together etc.
Would you recommend including photo’s of us together in the UK?
A couple of posts talk about providing details of all incoming monies and then all the household bills etc. Obviously i'm including my bank statements, pay slips, contract of employment and details of where we reside. Would it still be advisable to include details of the outgoings?
We are applying in person and UKBA website say that the biometric residancy permit will be delivered 7 days after the appointment, Is that normally the case? Worst case scenario, Would my other half still be allowed to travel back to Thailand and then return to the UK without the biometric residancy permit?
Sorry for all the question and thanks so so much in advance for any help.
Markie