If you are interviewed, I would avoid using terms such as 'the other guy' which you've written in your post. Case Workers will expect to hear phrases such as 'my partner' at the very least. 'The other guy' doesn't sound very endearing for a relationship you say you have. :? Also be aware that ...
You don't have to be living together before the civil partnership but you do when you submit the application. Without evidence of co-habitation after the ceremony there's a strong chance the application will be refused due to doubting the relationship is genuine. https://www.gov.uk/government ...
On the gov.uk website, it says I can apply for citizenship if my spouse is british and I have lived in the UK for at least 3 years, both of which are true. Lived in UK for three years on a settlement visa, which you haven't. Tier 4 is not a path to settlement. Also the rules have changed, if you ...
On reading your post in another thread it appears that you have a Tier 4 general student visa. You're a long way off being able to apply for ILR and British Citizenship. If you switch to civil partner on form FLR(M) you will be on a 5 year route to permanent residence- ILR. If your partner is ...
Hi. Me and my partner have decided to register as a civil partnership (same sex). Currently he is working in Glasgow but he is from England. I have 1.5 months left on my visa. Can anyone advise me on what I should do to get ILR or Citizenship? What's the procedure? Also do we need to be living in ...
Hi, I don't know if this is the right section, but I couldn't find a better section to post this in, feel free to move it if it belongs somewhere else, sorry. I'm 19 years old, I am in the UK right now under Tier 4 General student visa. I've finished my degree and have 1.5 more months left on my ...
