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Are you currently in the UK?
Yes No
Alert: You cannot use this form because you are not currently in the UK.
This form is only for people who are applying within the UK.
You must apply for a visa using the forms which can be found here.
Basis of your application
Select the category in which you are applying for an extension of stay in the UK. Claim for leave outside the Immigration Rules because of compassionate and compelling circumstances
Leave outside the immigration rules
Human rights claim (non-article 8)
Medical grounds or ill health
Discretionary Leave (DL) where you have previously been granted a period of DL but have not previously been refused asylum or granted less than four years Exceptional Leave
Other claims not covered by another form
Register an email
Enter an email address and password so you can save your answers. You will then be emailed a unique link to let you log back in to your application at a later point, if needed.
Throughout your application, you can select the option to 'Return to this application later' in order to re-send the link to your latest saved application.
Emails sent to this address may contain personal sensitive information. We will send a verification email to this email address. This email address must be verified by clicking the link in the verification email before the application can be submitted
Email address
Create a password
Your password must be 8 characters or longer and include a letter and a number or symbol.
Repeat your password
A verification email has been sent
We have sent a verification email to:
This email address must be verified by clicking the link in the email before the application can be submitted.
Change email address
Resend verification email
Registration email address
Who does this email belong to?
The applicant
An immigration adviser based in the UK
Someone else
Immigration adviser
Do you have an immigration adviser based in the UK?
Immigration advisers can advise you on matters relating to immigration and citizenship. For more information, click here.
Your duty to give all reasons for staying in the UK
You must include all your reasons for wanting to stay in the UK on this application.
You need to tell us any reasons why you should be allowed to stay as soon as you can. If you apply later giving these reasons you may lose the right to appeal a refusal of that application.
You can give additional information in the space provided at the end of this application if needed.
I understand I must provide all my reasons for wanting to stay in the UK on this application and will do so
Check your answers
Check the information below before you continue to the next section.
Applicant(s)
Once the questions for the main applicant have been completed, you will be able to add additional applicants to this application, such as a family member or dependant
FLR (HRO)
The applicant
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Your name
Enter your name, as shown in your current passport or travel document.
Your given name is usually your first name. Your family name is the surname that is shared by your family. If you have middle names, include these with your given name. If your name has a suffix (e.g. Jr), include this with your given name. If you have a patronymic name include it with your given names. You must tell us all your given names.
Title:
Mr
Mrs
Miss
Ms
Doctor
Reverend
Given name(s)
Family name
Any other names
In addition to the names already provided, are you now or have you ever been known by another name?
You must provide all your names. For example, if you changed your name after marriage or have a different name that you use for professional purposes.
Yes No
Details of your other name
Title:
Mr
Mrs
Miss
Ms
Doctor
Reverend
Other given name(s) Other family name
Why have you been known by another name?
Marriage or civil partnership
Divorce
Other
Stephen Karman's contact email
Can we use this email address to contact you?
If possible, we will use this email as your correspondence address. We will use this to contact you about your application and may use it to contact you about your immigration status after your application has been decided. If your application is successful, we may issue a biometric residence permit (BRP) to you. We will use this email address to make the arrangements to deliver the BRP to you. Emails may go to your spam, junk or trash folders.
You must notify us immediately if your email changes. Find out how to change your details here.
Enter an email we can use to contact you.
Emails sent to this address may contain sensitive personal information. We will send a verification email to this email address. This email address must be verified by clicking the link in the verification email before the application can be submitted.
Stephen Karman's telephone number
Provide your telephone number
Only include numbers, and for international numbers include the country code. We may contact you by telephone if we have any further questions about your application, or about your immigration status after your application has been decided. This may be a home, work or mobile number.
You must notify us immediately if the contact telephone number you provide as part of this application changes.Find out how to change your details here.
I cannot be contacted by telephone
Where do you use this telephone number?
(Required)
You can select more than one option
For use whilst in the UK
For use whilst out of the UK
Stephen Karman's postal address
Provide your postal address
We may use this address to send sensitive personal information and important documents such as your biometric residence permit. If we can’t contact you by email, we will use this postal address. We may use this address for correspondence about your application and may use you to contact you about your immigration status after your application has been decided.
You must notify us immediately if your postal address changes. Find out how to update your details here
Enter a UK postcode
Enter address manually
Choose an address
Address (line 1 of 3)
Town/City
Is this where you live? Yes No
When did you start living at this address?
Enter the date format in MM/YYYY
Month
Year
Provide your living address
Enter a UK postcode Enter address manually
When did you start living at this address?
Enter the date format in MM/YYYY
Month
Year
Your gender and relationship status
What is your gender, as shown in your passport or travel document?
Male
Female
Unspecified
What is your relationship status?:
Single
Married or a civil partner
Unmarried partner
Divorced or civil partnership dissolved
Separated
Widowed or a surviving civil partner
Your nationality, country and date of birth
Country of nationalityType the name of a country; use the arrow keys to navigate and 'enter' to select one.
If you have previous or additional nationalities, you will be able to add these later in the application.
Country of birthType the name of a country; use the arrow keys to navigate and 'enter' to select one.
Place of birth
Enter your place of birth (for example, the city or province), as shown on your passport or travel document.
Date of birth
For example, 31 3 2020
Day
Month
Year
Your passport (United States of America)
Do you have a valid passport?
Use your passport to complete this section. If you cannot supply your current and valid passport as part of your application, select No.
Passport number
Issuing authority
On your passport this could also be referred to as 'country of issue' or 'place of issue'.
Issue date
For example, 31 3 2020
Day
Month
Year
Expiry date
For example, 31 3 2020
Day
Month
Year
Confirm you can provide this passport
I can provide this passport if required
Your identity card (United States of America)
Do you have a valid national identity card?
This includes identity cards, issued from non-UK governments. This does not include driving licences. If you have an internal passport, provide the details here.
Yes No
National identity card number
Provide the number as shown on your identity card
Issuing authority
On your identity card, this could also be referred to as 'country of issue' or 'place of issue'.
Issue date (if applicable)
Enter date in the format DD MM YYYY
Day
Month
Year
Expiry date (if applicable)
Enter date in the format DD MM YYYY
Day
Month
Year
Your other nationalities
Do you currently hold, or have you ever held, any other nationality or citizenship?
You must provide all the nationalities that you currently hold or have ever held.
Yes No
Your current UK immigration status
Do you have a current UK visa, entry clearance or grant of leave?
This is also known as 'permission to be in the UK'.
Yes No
What UK visa, entry clearance or grant of leave do you have?
This will usually be in your passport or on your biometric residence permit.
Your current visa or leave to remain
What is the start date of your current visa or leave to remain?
Enter date in the format DD MM YYYY
Day
Month
Year
What is the end date of your current visa or leave to remain?
Day
Month
Year
Your Current permission to be in the UK
What type of visa, leave to enter or remain or other permission do you have to be in the UK?
You can find out this information on the document which shows you are allowed to be in the UK
Visit
Work
Study
Family
EEA residence permit or card
Settlement
Other
Financial wellbeing: income
Are you destitute or at risk of becoming destitute very soon?
You may be considered destitute if you either:
do not have or cannot get adequate accommodation
cannot meet your essential living needs – for example, you cannot afford food, water, heating, toiletries or household cleaning items
Read the guidance on assessing destitution for a full definition of destitution.
Yes No
Are you concerned about your child’s welfare because of your very low income?
For example, you cannot afford food or school supplies for your child
Yes No
Are there other exceptional financial circumstances you would like us to consider?
For example, if you are paying for medical treatment for yourself or someone else, or financially supporting a disabled relative
Yes No
Financial wellbeing: your household
Is your accommodation inadequate?
This means it breaches public health regulations and could be harmful to your health - for example, it is overcrowded, has asbestos, or the heating does not work
Yes No
Is your accommodation at risk?
For example, you are likely to be evicted
Yes No
Are your monthly household expenses more than your household income?
Your household includes all the family members you live with - for example, your spouse, partner or parents
If you select yes, you will need to provide evidence covering 6 months – for example, bank or savings account statements, or details of your pension
Yes No
Financial wellbeing: unemployment
Are you unemployed or regularly receiving financial support?
Financial support includes benefits, local authority support or charitable donations from foodbanks or family and friends
You will need to provide evidence for any financial support you receive. For example, bank statements, or a letter from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP), your local authority, charities or family and friends.
Yes No
Are you unable to work because of a disability or caring responsibility?
If you select yes, you will need to provide evidence. For example, medical or benefits letters, or proof of child maintenance payments such as a letter from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP)
Yes No
Time lived in the UK
How long have you lived in the UK?
Year(s)
Month(s)
Time spent outside the UK
Since you started living in the UK have you spent time outside the UK?
Tell us about all absences however short, including any periods of time you have spent on the Isle of Man, Jersey or Guernsey
Yes No
Other countries you have lived in
Have you previously lived in a country outside the UK including your country of birth?
Yes No
Your social, cultural and family ties
Do you have any family in your country of birth, nationality or any other country where you have lived for more than 5 years?
Yes No
Explain why not
This could include reasons you or your family would not be able to integrate into any of these countries
Do you have any friends in your country of birth, nationality or any other country where you have lived for more than 5 years?
Yes No
Explain why not
This could include reasons you or your family would not be able to integrate into any of these countries
Are you part of any social groups or do you have other cultural ties in your country of birth, nationality or any other country where you have lived for more than 5 years?
This could include social networks or connections to any of these countries
Yes No
Explain why not
This could include reasons you or your family would not be able to integrate into any of these countries
Leaving the UK
If you were required to leave the UK, what country would you go to?
Are there any factors which would make it difficult or impossible for you to integrate and establish a private life in that country?
Yes No
Explain fully
Your National Insurance number
What is your current National Insurance number?
Example QQ 12 34 56 C
What is your current National Insurance number?
Example QQ 12 34 56 C
Your immigration history - conditions of entry
Did you enter the UK legally? Yes No
Are you currently in the UK on Temporary Admission, Temporary Release or Immigration bail?
Yes No
When did you enter the UK?
Enter date in the format DD MM YYYY
Day
Month
Year
Convictions and other penalties
At any time have you ever had any of the following, in the UK or in another country?
Only select one answer at a time. If you need to give more than one answer, you can do so on another page.
A criminal conviction
A penalty for a driving offence, for example disqualification for speeding or no motor insurance
An arrest or charge for which you are currently on, or awaiting trial
A caution, warning, reprimand or other penalty
A civil court judgment against you, for example for non payment of debt, bankruptcy proceedings or anti-social behaviour
A civil penalty issued under UK immigration law
No, I have never had any of these
You must tell us about spent as well as unspent convictions.
War crimes
In either peace or war time have you ever been involved in, or suspected of involvement in, war crimes, crimes against humanity, or genocide?
War Crimes are grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions committed during an armed conflict. This includes an internal armed conflict and an international armed conflict.
The types of acts that may constitute a war crime include:
wilful killing
torture
extensive destruction of property not justified by military necessity
unlawful deportation
the intentional targeting of civilians
the taking of hostages
Crimes against humanity
Acts committed at any time (not just during armed conflict) as part of a widespread or systematic attack, directed against any civilian population with knowledge of the attack. This would include offences such as murder, torture, rape, severe deprivation of liberty in violation of fundamental rules of international law and enforced disappearance of persons
Genocide
Acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group
This guidance is not exhaustive. The full definitions of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide can be found in Schedule 8 of the International Criminal Court Act 2001 at legislation.gov.uk. It is your responsibility to satisfy yourself that you are familiar with the definitions and can answer the questions accurately.
Yes No
Terrorist activities
Have you ever been involved in, supported or encouraged terrorist activities in any country?
Terrorist activities are any act committed, or the threat of action designed to influence a government or intimidate the public and made for the purposes of advancing a political, religious or ideological cause and that:
involves serious violence against a person
may endanger another person’s life
creates a serious risk to the health or safety of the public
involves serious damage to property
is designed to seriously disrupt or interfere with an electronic system
Yes No
Terrorist organisations
Have you ever been a member of, or given support to, an organisation which has been concerned in terrorism?
An organisation is concerned with terrorism if it:
commits or participates in acts of terrorism
prepares for terrorism
promotes or encourages terrorism (including the unlawful glorification of terrorism)
or is otherwise concerned in terrorism
Yes No
Terrorist views
Have you, by any means or medium, expressed views that justify or glorify terrorist violence or that may encourage others to commit terrorist or other serious criminal acts?
Yes No
More information about your terrorist views
Person of good character
Have you ever engaged in any other activities which might indicate that you may not be considered to be a person of good character?
Yes No
Your Home Office reference number
Do you have any Home Office reference numbers?
If you have previously made an application to remain in the UK, you can find a reference number on letters from the Home Office, called 'Our Ref' or 'Case ID'. If not known, select 'No'.
Yes No
Your biometric residence permit (BRP)
Are you able to provide a biometric residence permit (BRP) card with this application?
(Required)
Read guidance about what a BRP is and see examples of what they look like and where to find the BRP number.
Yes
No, my BRP is lost or stolen
No, I have already sent my BRP to the Home Office
No, I do not have a BRP for my most recent leave
Mr Stephen Karman's children
Do you have any children 18 years old or under? Yes No
Are all of your children applying with you on this application?
Yes No
Responsibilities for anyone else
Are you responsible for supporting anyone else not listed before in this application?
Yes No
How are you responsible for supporting anyone else not listed before in this application?
Details of your application
Explain why you and any dependants are applying to remain in the UK.
Check your answers
Check the information below before you continue to the next section.
Applicant(s)
Once the questions for the main applicant have been completed, you will be able to add additional applicants to this application, such as a family member or dependant
Additional applicant
If this is the first time you are applying for leave in this category, you cannot include dependant children over the age of 18. You can include a child who is now 18 or over who was initially granted leave in this category when they were under 18.
You must show that they are still dependent on you for financial support and not leading an independent life, and that they have not formed their own family unit (for example got married or had their own children).
To add another applicant, select their relationship to you.
I would like to add a:
Partner Child
Documents
Mandatory documents
These documents are mandatory and you must provide them as part of your application. Tick the box to agree that you will provide each document:
(Required)
Evidence that supports Mr Stephen Karman's and any dependants claim for leave outside the Immigration Rules because of compassionate and compelling circumstances
The passport issued by United States of America for Mr ……
Other documents
If you do not provide these documents, your application may be delayed or refused.
(Required)
Documents supporting my reasons to stay in the UK
Evidence of Mr Stephen Karman's immigration status in the UK
Proof of address for Mr Stephen Karman
Evidence to support the answers you gave in the 'Financial wellbeing' section.
If you:
are destitute or at risk of becoming destitute very soon
are concerned about your child’s welfare because of your very low income
have exceptional financial circumstances
Provide a document describing your financial circumstances and include any other evidence of your financial circumstances - for example, annotated bank statements.
If your accommodation is inadequate, provide evidence - for example, a letter from your accommodation provider or local authority confirming that it is overcrowded or breaches public health regulations.
If your accommodation is at risk, provide evidence - for example, an eviction notice.
If your monthly household expenses are more than your household income, provide evidence for the last 6 months that shows:
a breakdown of the monthly financial incomings and outgoings for your household - for example, annotated bank statements for all accounts held by anyone in your household
statements for any other bank, savings or pension accounts for everyone in your household
If you regularly receive financial support, provide evidence. For example, annotated bank statements or a letter from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP), your local authority, charities or family and friends.
Any letters from charities must include the registered charity number.
If you are unable to work because of a disability or caring responsibility, provide evidence. For example, medical or benefit letters or proof of child maintenance payments - such as a letter from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP).
If you cannot provide evidence for the answers you gave in the financial wellbeing section, include a document to explain why.
How to send your documents
You need to send us your checklist and documents within 10 working days. You can use our secure document upload site or post them to the address on your checklist.
Your application may be rejected if you do not provide all mandatory documents. If your application is rejected due to documents not being provided, it will not be considered and an administration fee for each person included in the application will be deducted from your refund.
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Declaration
By sending this application, you confirm that to the best of your knowledge and belief the following is correct:
the information relating to the application
the supporting evidence
Also, the application will be processed according to the privacy policy and terms and conditions.
If false information is given, the application will be refused and the applicant may be banned from the UK and prosecuted.
I confirm that:
I am the applicant
I am a representative of the applicant and have been authorised to act on their behalf and have discussed and confirmed the contents of this application with them
Fee waiver
Have you or anyone else on your application been accepted for a fee waiver?
(Required)
A fee waiver allows you to apply for your leave to remain application without paying an application fee. If you have a fee waiver request pending do not submit this application until you have received this decision. A letter will be sent to inform you if your request has been accepted or denied.
Yes No
Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS)
Add your Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) reference number
If you have not paid your IHS, you must do so before you can complete your visa application. You must pay using the external IHS website and then return to this site to complete your visa application. When you go to the IHS website, this application will be locked even if you do not pay your IHS straight away.
If you do wish to edit your answers before submitting this application, you must do so now through Show and edit answers
If you have already paid your IHS, you will have received this reference number via email. Your reference number will be 9 digits long and start with IHS, for example, IHS123456789.
Enter your IHS reference number:
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UK Visas and Immigration will contact you if it will take longer to process your application.
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