My husband had conversation with one of the "HO advisers" and first they told him it's completely fine and I won't be affected. When he told them that by law UK will consider him only as a British ( not European anymore) they change story and told him I will need to leave and reapply for new spouse ...
Let's say my husband will give up his British citizenship now, so simply don't go ceremony. How it will affect him if he will apply for citizenship later?
In all this stories people already had dual citizenship (which makes sense for me why they got refused at some poin from getting visa under EU regulations). I already have EEA residence card now and logically I can not understand why I'm loosing it. I understand that my husband will be considered ...
Because you don't meet the requirements under the UK Immigration Rules for the 5 year route under FLR(M). FLR(FP) Partner (10 year route) is for those who are unable to meet the FLR(M) requirements for partners but may qualify for an Exception under the Appendix FM. You would have to show that ...
I know that this must have come as something of a shock. The EEA permit isn't a visa which is part of the issue and as soon as your husband is granted BC it will be invalid. I'm not sure whether you can switch to the UK Immigration Rules by applying for a spouse visa from within the UK, but ...
Can someone tell me for which visa I will need to apply?
Do I need to go out from uk or I can apply from here?
What about my job? Can I still work while I'm switching from one visa to another
So what do I need to do now? Do I need to go out from the country and apply for different visa ? Im working here... OMG did not expect anything like this... Don't be too hard on yourself, you aren't the first, probably not the last. You don't need to move, you can probably apply for a spouse visa ...
Hi Everyone, My husband EU Citizen and recently he got his British citizenship. We married since 2013, I'm non-EU and at the moment holding 5 years resident permit. Now after my husband got British citizenship I'm wondering how should I apply for my citizenship. As far as I know if you married to ...
