Thinking Ahead(Civil Partnership and FLR)

I really hope this isn't a totally stupid question.  Okay so once I am there, cp registered and all that, I can apply for the FLR.  I am assuming that I send that into the British Embassy correct?  Is there another visa charge?  Will I need to apply for one for my dependent? 

I really hope this isn't a totally stupid question.  Okay so once I am there, cp registered and all that, I can apply for the FLR.  I am assuming that I send that into the British Embassy correct?  Is there another visa charge?  Will I need to apply for one for my dependent? 

Actually it is the IND of the Home Office at that point: http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/

You want to apply for and FRL-M.  The website contains all the information and forms that you need.

You won't be able to work until you have your FRL-M and you should not leave the country until you have your FRL-M.

Yes, you will need to apply for one for your dependent to change their to an FRL.

There is another charge.  It is £335 by post or £500 in person.

Actually it is the IND of the Home Office at that point: http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/ [nofollow]

You want to apply for and FRL-M.  The website contains all the information and forms that you need.

You won't be able to work until you have your FRL-M and you should not leave the country until you have your FRL-M.

Yes, you will need to apply for one for your dependent to change their to an FRL.

There is another charge.  It is £335 by post or £500 in person.

That should be FLR(M), there is no FRL visa. 

This is on the basis that the CP ceremony takes place once in the UK, right? And one of you is a UK national and the other isn't, and the non UK nat has come in on a prospective CP visa (ie a fiancee visa)?


Vicky

Yes.  After the CP (after the 7 day residence and 15 day period).  My gf is a UK national and I and my daughter are coming on the CP visa.