(9)For the purposes of this Act a child’s mother is the woman who gives birth to the child. (9A)For the purposes of this Act a child’s father is— (a) the husband or male civil partner, at the time of the child’s birth, of the woman who gives birth to the child, or Technically, not so. It was the Na...

See this article on the case of a UK-born baby given a tourist entry stamp (with no right to work.. you know in case she tried to get employment!). Note that in this case the parents had ILR. If the mother had permanent residence or ILR (by no means clear that she did), then the baby should have be...

But believe it or not, home office advisor said he can not rely on spouse visa either because I got my settled status as an EU family member. I personally do not think the advisor is correct. As a person with settled status (ILR) I should be able to sponsor my husband for spouse visa. When I challe...

Can I just ask if they require evidence of lawful residence for 5 years before being given settled status so 6 years in total such as 2014-2019 +1 ILR or 5 years back from the date of the naturalisation application e.g. 2015-2020 But for the question of good character, it's just the 5 years before ...

For example, withholding relevant information or using deception in immigration applications over the last 10y period will lead to refusal. So, even if the applicant meets the 3 or 5 year "lawful residence" requirement as per BNA 1981 they may be refused because of, say, deception in their dealings...

When EEA citizens are not excercising treaty rights and not lawfully in the UK, I have always wondered where that leaves the employer of their non-EEA citizen family members? The employer won't know that the non-EEA citizen's RC is now invalid/that they are not in the UK lawfully, unless that emplo...

Is he able to start working at another company while he waits for his pre-settled status as we are married... If you're exercising 'treaty rights' (e.g. working), then legally yes, but most new employers will insist on seeing evidence of pre-settled status (or an imminent residence card had he appl...

I assume you may use the visa to get on a plane to the UK but at the border you will be admitted as a British citizen if you are British. Is such admission acknowledged policy? Yes. As long as you arrive at the UK border, you will face no problems getting in as a British citizen as you cannot be de...

Zimba wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 25, 2020 1:30 am

I assume you may use the visa to get on a plane to the UK but at the border you will be admitted as a British citizen if you are British.

Is such admission acknowledged policy?

I am a Canadian citizen, and am planning on applying for the EEA Family Permit through my French partner. We have been in a relationship for 5 years, and living together for 2 years. I have started filling out the application for the Family Permit, and have a specific question about the section whe...

alicecooper wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 19, 2020 4:38 pm

Would I need to apply under the European Settlement Scheme?

Yes.

lisa1933 wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 17, 2020 8:12 pm

Marriage visitor visa.

https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa

What reason do you have to believe that that would be granted if the intention is to live together in the UK after marriage?

My partner now applied EEA (QP) and include me in this application. Our immigration advisor told us to do this. We will have to go to appointment and I’ll give biometric...etc. I hope this will be a correct path. Still wondering should I do the administrative review though. It all comes down to cos...

The second possible issue which involves both son and daughter is that my name does not appear on their birth certificates because the Vietnamese authorities don't put the father's name on the birth certificate if the father is a foreigner. Your daughter is British because when she was born her mot...

sal911 wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 13, 2020 3:59 pm

Firstly, have I understood everything correctly and is the Family Permit the correct route for leave to enter?

All seems correct. The family permit is only essential if your family member would need a visa to visit the UK.

Would an Irish passport and birth certificate (as well as his birthplace in Dublin being recorded on the marriage certificate) be sufficient evidence of non-Britishness? He has also registered with the EU Settlement Scheme as well just to be safe so we have an approval number for that. Having pre-s...

I fear that your civil partnership might not be recognised in the UK. At the stroke of midnight of December 2nd 2019, PACS became legally considered a civil partnership in England and Wales. See this post . I'm glad to see the Immigration Boards collective mind kicking in. One of the strengths here...

If you are from the US you typically do not need a visa application to visit the UK, so I was wondering if it is also possible to present my marriage certificate and my spouse's EU Settlement Scheme info upon entering to the same effect as this family permit, while travel to the UK is still general...

I helped in 17 cases all were in the same situation but under EU Settlement Scheme they were accepted. What was the problem with getting an RC, PRC or DCPR in these cases? If they were refused because the EEA sponsor's status as a 'qualified person' was not accepted, then they means nothing in this...

Are you either: An EEA national who has been issued with a permanent residence document A family member of an EEA national who has been issued with a permanent residence card Answer 'no'. Lying in a naturalisation application is a dangerous move. Five years from now, you could find yourself rendere...

With having marriage certificate you can 100% apply for eu settlement scheme. A marriage of convenience is not good enough for the EUSS. The HO appears to have already decided that Blackjack123's marriage is a marriage of convenience. You are assuming that the records for the administration of the ...

Thank you understood! one last question: my eea family permit expires on June 30 2020. What if EEA RC does not come through lets say before June and it gets rejected. I then may not have sufficient time to apply to the EU settlement scheme.. Will be deported automatically? I have a 9 month old baby...

Are you and your partner of the same sex or not? If your 'civil partnership' is a French 'pacte civil de solidarité' and you are a man and a woman, I fear that your civil partnership might not be recognised in the UK. If it is not recognised, it would explain the problem and make most of the advice ...

Hi, I'm now preparing to submit an EEA(FM) application. I aim to submit it in 14 days. I think about my question, caseworker called me once and ask am I married. I said no I'm in a civil partnership. Did I answer it wrong? I'm still thinking if I should apply for administrative review, I don't know...

However, I think the results of this interview would be used to refuse pre-settled status. I believe you need to get the EEA RC sorted out first - except that you should apply under the EUSS by 30 June 2021.