Eligibility criteria: 6 years DLR, and minimum of 1 year ILR. Language/LIUK Criteria: English Test + Life in UK. Nationality : Non-EU Method of application: Online Date of application: 6th July 2021 Payment method: Credit Card (Online) Date of acknowledgement: 6th July 2021 (email) Date of debit of ...
Eligibility criteria: 6 years DLR, and minimum of 1 year ILR. Language/LIUK Criteria: English Test + Life in UK. Nationality : Non-EU Method of application: Online Date of application: 6th July 2021 Payment method: Credit Card (Online) Date of acknowledgement: 6th July 2021 (email) Date of debit of ...
I am preparing to apply for British Citizenship and wanted to get your thoughts on the 10 years good character requirements for overstayers. By way of context: 1) I overstayed my student visa from March 2009 until September 2010. 2) In September 2010, I was apprehended by immigration officers and ...
Eligibility criteria: s1(3) - parent recently granted ILR. Method of application: Post Date Applied: 04/08/2017 Date Received:- 07/08/2017 Date of MN1 Fees Debit:- 09/08/2017 Date of acknowledgement email:- 10/08/2017 Date of biometric letter received:- 11/08/2017 Date of enrolment of Bio-metric ...
Eligibility criteria: s1(3) - parent recently granted ILR. Method of application: Post Date Applied: 04/08/2017 Date Received:- 07/08/2017 Date of MN1 Fees Debit:- 09/08/2017 Date of acknowledgement email:- 10/08/2017 Date of biometric letter received:- ? Date of enrolment of Bio-metric:- ? Date of ...
I'm not a lawyer but from the policy guidance all you have listed should suffice. I didn't use as much as you have listed but what's key is that you can demonstrate the relationship still exists and the intention is for it to continue and I think you will be fine from the perspective of proving ...
I'm not a lawyer but from the policy guidance all you have listed should suffice. I didn't use as much as you have listed but what's key is that you can demonstrate the relationship still exists and the intention is for it to continue and I think you will be fine from the perspective of proving ...
As you have a significant relationship with your British child and playing a pivotal role (child lives with you, you are playing a role in her education and probably other things), you have a strong case.
You are able to apply for ILR from 06/06/2017 - end of Oct 2017. So whilst you have been eligible to apply since 06/06/2017 you haven't broken any rules. But you must apply before your leave expires.
Council tax isn't necessarily a mandatory document for the ILR. However if you were granted on the basis of relationship with your husband, then council tax with both of your names on would have helped in proving that you both are subsisting and living together (this is not the only document that ...
Yes payment plan is in place just some financial depletion causing the delay. I just want to know if one visa application wont be affected due to CT arrears or outstanding. Is my hubby bank account and payslip necessary to be included pls? I dont want to shoot myself in the foot with too many docs ...
Supporting letter International Passport Two Passport photographs Previous leaves (brp) Proof of address (bank statement, council tax etc) Proof of relationship with my British child (birth certificate, junior bond investment statement, letter from school explaining my role and contribution to my ...
Hi all, thought I shared my success. I applied for ILR yesterday (9/6/17) at PEO and was successful. In under an hour I was already told I was successful. In approx 90 mins I was on my way home. Bit of background in the link below: https://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/dlr ...
Quick update: I applied for ILR on the 9/6/2017 at the PEO and was successful. The whole process took approximately 90 mins. Brief context below: I was initially granted DL on 7/7/2011 and was subsequently granted an extension on 23/7/2014 to expire on the 23/7/2017. (All on the basis of my ...
Casa, Thank you for your response. I had assumed that only if it was benefit fraud (i.e. Charged and/or convicted etc) you did not need to declare. I'm morethan happy to declare as it was one those silly error where i got an annual pay increase of 3k and forgot to inform the council. But from your ...
I was granted DLR in July 2011 and should qualify for ILR July 2017. I was granted on the basis of having a bristish child for which I'm till playing an active role. I'm married to a non-EU national who is currently in the UK studying on a Tier 4 visa. In 2015, I was given an adminitrative penalty ...
Well I doubt that it would be so eventually... Because you would not eg require one to leave the uk where one has a British child who is 1 yr old after residing in the uk legally for 17 years. Or assume before the child turns 18, the carer gets another child, making it a total of 35years in the uk ...
FLR(O) on the basis of my family. Sent 02/06/2011 Married to a British national. Father to a British national. Used case laws Zh Tanzania, Zambrano, Article8, Article 24 of Charter. i argued about the rights of my daughter (Article 24 of the charter) that it won't be in the best interest of my ...
exactly UKBA are rejecting application under zambrano made to the EEA department, claiming there is no documentation to issue under the regulation 2006, though your appeal is a positive thing, as i think ukba are acting unlawfully. FLR(o) is a paid application and there is documentation to issue ...
Yes. Application can be made at the moment with FLR(o) form for a discretionary leave based on the ECJ Zambrano and Article 8, and also mention ZH Tanzania as they are all compliment to each other.
This is the only way at the moment, until ukba make provisions.
