Getting ready for FLR

Hi there, were done all our wedding preparation. And now we are checking things for my FLR thing. I already pay my NHS Surcharge £500 with IHs Reference no. And im about to book an appointment in the liverpool Premium Service. Can u share me here your experiences???.... As well as all the documents you gave?? Im bit confused now with the BRP thing, do i also need to pay BRP once im already in liverpool Premium Service Centre???? Or its already included in my £1,049 premium service fee??

Its included in the price. Here's our experience

http://www.british-filipino.com/ind...emier-application-liverpool.10389/#post-74359

We also have question about the guidance note that makes us confused as it says ...
"For Applications made in person at Premium Service Centre, total fee includes a £100 appointment fee, which maybe retained should the applicant fail to attend their appointment without good reason. Please note that you cannot pay by cheque pr postal order if your are making an application in person using the Premium Service."
Is it mean that the £100 appointment fee include the £1049 Premium Service fees?? Just want to make it clear,, i will be shock when i arrived in the LiverPool Premium Service Centre they asked me to pay something??

Yes it's included. You also stated so in the quote "total fee includes a £100 appointment fee"

Im reading now your thread and experiences in Liverpool Premium Service with your child. Is that your wife first time FLR application?

Yes first and only FLR that she will do. Our route is spousal visa so ILR will hopefully be next.

Ohhhh yeahhh hehehehhe, im now having a hard time to understand simple sentence reading all these immigration stuff. So shame, i have a bit headache now reading all this things...

So after 2 year and 6 months (this FLR) she can apply an Indifinite leave to remain?? So we only apply FLR once then???

There's lots to understand and digest. Try not to overload yourself with all the info in one sitting, digest slowly and then not to get too stressed

Only 1 FLR on spousal visa. Fiancée visa (where a partner comes to the UK to get married) has 2 FLR

Yes, so i will take a break now, will continue reading it next day, hehehhe it gave me headache, i will just asked here if there some sentence makes me confused. Thanks halohalo. Have a nice holiday...

sure, any questions just ask, someone will respond. Salamat

Don't worry shengsei1990, you can use a lot of the same paperwork you submitted for your Fiance visa, we found it quite easy because of this. The service at Liverpool is quite fast and painless, you will feel really good when you walk out of the door visa in hand

As HaloHalo says, just post any questions here, you have nothing to worry about

Thanks Timmer and Halohalo,, salamat jud. And also Anne for the personal Advice.

I am excited for you Sheryl. Go think about the wedding first.

Hi there, im confused on filling up the form in the FLR(M). At the momment we passed this documents in the Premium services im already Married right. So do i need to fill it in using my Maiden name or my marraige name. Weve been arguing with my fiancee she said i should not lie in filling in this kind of legal information since we already married i should used that information then. Im having a hard time to explain to him why i need to fill up the form using my maiden name..... Can u help me? Is there a site in the immigration site saying that i should used my maiden name when filling up this form???

Im confused now how i will fill up the form, do i used my maiden name or marriage name? Is it really matter???,, my fiancee really annoyed why i will used my maiden name if im already married.... It makes me confused.. Please help...

Use your married name although your BRP will still show your maiden name if that is the name in your passport.

Use the name that is in your passport. Put the other name in the section asking for other names if you have documents in both names.

We applied for flr using the maiden name because the passport was in that name.

If it's causing arguments, best thing is, once married, change your passport to your married name and then apply using that name as it will be the name in the passport.