Hi folks, My friend is onto the final page of filling AN1 in after a break due to a very busy work schedule and I noticed there's now an 02/2017 version of the form? Seems to be 30 pages rather than 31. Does she need to fill it in all over again? Bearing in mind she'd have to ask her references agai...

Many thanks, that's reassured me On with the rest of the form!

WR1 wrote:I'm assuming OP means the second referee has not filled in the details in the correct boxes and written an incorrect date of birth.

The data is correct, just not filled in the fields properly.

SHe doesn't know many people unfortunately.

It should not be an issue. To be honest, I am struggling to understand your first post with the way you have explained it. If HO have an issue with the referee, they will write to the applicant. So for example she's not prefixed months with zeroes and managed to write 24 in one of the 'D' boxes, th...

Apologies for the multiple posts.

OK, understood re them filling it in, but is it OK that her DOB has been filled in slightly incorrectly?

Basically as per the subject.

As in my other post it's an elderly woman and it would be easier if she were just to fill in the how she knows you bit and sign it?

Many thanks

Hi, I'm enquiring for a friend. She got her first referee without any issues but the second referee is an older lady and has filled in some of the fields incorrectly. Easily enough to read the dates but she has filled the DOB field in wrong, i.e. missed leading zeros for the fields and in one field ...

I have no problem with the way the PM functionality works but someone has sent me one (received an email informing me) but obviously I am unable to read it. Might be an idea if you can add functionality to stop people sending PMs to those with less than 30 posts? I have no idea who sent it or the co...

Wanderer wrote:Don't forget she's lose her Ukrainian citizenship on naturalisation, I know some 'hide' it and carry both passports but the Ukes are clamping down now I'm told.

OK, thanks again for the info

Travelling with a valid passport (with at least 6 months before expiry date, just to keep airline happy) plus ILR is all my non-EEA wife ever used before she was naturalised. She always seemed to face 'routine questions' from the IO (so be prepared for that), but she always re-entered UK. That's a ...

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probedb wrote:Many thanks, yes she's Ukrainian and wants to visit her parents

Sounds like she's all set then.

Excellent, many thanks for the information She's so scared about not being let back into the UK.

noajthan wrote: I don't know about going to Ukraine (is she Ukrainian?).

Coming back to UK just waltz back in - that's what having ILR confers. She may face the odd question (my wife was almost always questioned).

Many thanks, yes she's Ukrainian and wants to visit her parents

Hi, A friend of mine has ILR and she's married and has been in the UK for about 6-7 years. She's visited her family in Ukraine with her husband before but this year she is travelling on her own. I'm trying to find out what she needs to do to travel and return? Can she just come and go? Does she need...