My wife has landed herself a great job and we move to the US at the end of the year. My question relates to Australian E-3 dependent visas and is for anyone who has had experience with the employment authorization (EAD) process. We are currently living in London, we are flying back to Australia for ...
UPDATE Obie, I should have taken your advise! I arrived at the appointment in Cardiff, I gave the case worker a brief summary of the situation. She advised she would have no problem granting ILR under the circumstance! This was great news, except I had not completed life in the UK test as it's not ...
Thanks Obie, Life in UK test booked and SETO Prem Service appoint booked for March 11. Does my wife need to attend this appointment with me? Also, under the category, would I select ancestry or other as ancestry really only applies to my wife? If ILR is not approved on the day, will they hold onto ...
Thanks Obie, Life in UK test booked and SETO Prem Service appoint booked for March 11. Does my wife need to attend this appointment with me? Also, under the category, would I select ancestry or other as ancestry really only applies to my wife? If ILR is not approved on the day, will they hold onto ...
One last point on this, I suspect you will still insist SET(O) is the correct form, if so, will I not then have issues with the fact I spent 18 months abroad in the past 5 years? This would not have been an issue with SET(M) but I think it is with SET(O). I must point out that not getting ILR is not ...
Thanks again Obie, I have been away for a few weeks and am now trying to get all of this together. My main concern is I am heading to Australia for three weeks on march 22nd and obviously cannot afford any hold ups with this. If I apply on SETO on the premium service and a decision cannot be made on ...
At this stage, I am thinking I may need to get some advice from an immigration lawyer as it appears my case which I thought was simple is actually rather complicated
Thanks Obie, From Bad to Worse :( So my options are FLR(M) fairly straight forward right? but this means another 5 years for Citizenship. Or SET (O) and risk being rejected, would I also loose the fee? Will they show any discretion under some circumstances or is it black and white? Or is there a way ...
No problems, thanks for your help. Both Visa Granted on 20/03/08 Wife - UK Ancestry Me - To ACC SPOUSE/CP 2-May-08 Arrived in the UK 2-Jan-09 Temporarily Left the UK 22-Jun-10 Returned to the UK My wife did not apply for ILR as her mother is British, she applied directly for a British Passport last ...
Ok, but how does husband of a British citizen fall into any of the below categories? Or is my application not based on my wife's status? If I don't meet any of the below, does this mean I need to use FLR(M) first? 1 FOR WHICH APPLICATIONS MUST YOU USE FORM SET(O)? Form SET(O) must be used if you are ...
Hi, I am an Australian citizen and have been in the UK for almost 5 years. 1.5 years Abroad from Jan 2009 - June 2010. My Current VISA is Accompany Spouse Visa dependent on my wife who had an ancestry visa, she now has her UK passport and my VISA is about to expire (March 26th). Can I go straight ...
Hi Greenie, Thanks for the reply. I am currently on Accompany Spouse Visa. The below are direct from the hime office. Doesn't mention needing ILR ir you are husband of a british citizen? There are seven requirements you need to meet before you apply: · you are aged 18 or over; and · you have s ...
Hi, I am an Australian citizen and have been in the UK for almost 5 years, Visa is dependent on my wife who had an ancestry visa. My wife has just received her UK passport and as I have been living here for more than 3 years and married (8 Years) to a british national I can also apply for ...
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