secret.simon wrote:Given that your fiancé does not want to give up her British citizenship and that she is not from Northern Ireland, I see no option but the FLR(M) route.

Thanks alot for your help will keep you updated n will post if i need some help!! Enjoy sunny dAys

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Uzzy

Obie
Secret simon

My fiancé was born in UK and has never worked outside UK in any EEA STATE but her parents were from REPUBLIC OF IRELAND so can you guys tell me which route I have to take to apply for a spouse visa and which forms it will be hope will get a reply soon

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Uzzy

Obie wrote: Certain Irish National born in the UK, which includes Northern Ireland, have a choice of whether they wish to be identified as British or Irish or both. It will be a breach of the Good Friday Agreement if the UK refuses to accept an Irish National, who is a British Citizen, but does not ...

Hi all as you can see i am still waiting for an answer regarding my question if any1 here can answer to me please reply

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Uzzy

Certain Irish National born in the UK, which includes Northern Ireland, have a choice of whether they wish to be identified as British or Irish or both. It will be a breach of the Good Friday Agreement if the UK refuses to accept an Irish National, who is a British Citizen, but does not wish to ...

[quote="chaoclive"][quote="Uzzybhatti"][quote=" Hi i have got one more queation for you if u can answer please my wife said she do not want to renounce her british nationality this means i have to use flrm to apply for my visa but i have already sent my passport to Home office for my PR just to get ...

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