Does he need to provide his wife's original passport page or a photocopy of both his wife's passport bio page and copy or original marriage certificate?
I'm sorry, I suggested that you might need to apply to "retain your rights" if you meet the exact two points that I stated and you've restated. It's a little contradicting going from "there is no such application as to retain your rights" then state settled status based on "retained rights" and the...
Hi, If you're not married and you obtained pre-settled status as the durable partner of a British Citizen, I think the date on your card would then be when you start to count 5 years to apply for settled status if I'm not mistaken. When did your partner leave the UK? Your status is based on the act...
Hello, I have lived in the UK for 5 years, I am Brazilian and I had a civil partner for 7 years with my ex partner who is Italian. When we applied for Pre-settlement in 2019 we mistakenly used durable partner instead of civil partner, even though I sent the civil partners certificate in the applica...
Hi, If you're not married and you obtained pre-settled status as the durable partner of a British Citizen, I think the date on your card would then be when you start to count 5 years to apply for settled status if I'm not mistaken. When did your partner leave the UK? Your status is based on the acti...
Do you currently hold pre-settled or settled status? Have you been married for at least 3 years and have resided with your spouse in the UK. for at least 1 year ? You might need to apply to retain your rights if you're separating. Are you now eligible for settled status after residing in the UK for...
But what if the person who is applying for settled status in the middle of the divorce? like in a month or two it will be over? Should It be indicated in the application form? Or not? Do you currently hold pre-settled or settled status? Have you been married for at least 3 years and have resided wi...
But what if the person who is applying for settled status in the middle of the divorce? like in a month or two it will be over? Should It be indicated in the application form? Or not? Do you currently hold pre-settled or settled status? Have you been married for at least 3 years and have resided wi...
Until the divorce is finalised you can apply as spouse of a British citizen, apply straight after ILR and show 3 year evidence of residence. You will need marriage certificate and all pages of ex spouse's passport though, so either you have that or you will need your ex spouse to provide it. Hi, Do...
Hi there, Can the spouse of a British citizen who are separated apply for the naturalisation process immediately after obtaining ILR or do they need to wait for a few months until after the divorce proceedings. How will they fill out the form. Married to a British citizen or not. Do they show 3 year...
But what if the person who is applying for settled status in the middle of the divorce? like in a month or two it will be over? Should It be indicated in the application form? Or not? Do you currently hold pre-settled or settled status? Have you been married for at least 3 years and have resided wi...
Hi, I came to the UK in 2009 as student. did my masters from here. Unfortunately in one of my extension as student visa I got refused then went to appeal. later refused. I got my last visa in 2014. Since then I am without visa but always trying my best to regularise my stay here. I got legally marr...
My BRP/C expires in June 2024 and i would be leaving the country on April 5 - no longer resident for tax purposes. Does it mean i should withdraw my settled status application when i leave the country and thereafter use a visa to enter / leave the UK? Does the settled status application imply that ...
Dear all, just wanted to update . I have received Certificate of Application now . It says this letter confirms that they have received my valid application. I provided them my 8 years worth residence documents (payslips /job contracts /hmrc letter etc) along with my application. My understanding i...
you will need to make another application once your pre-settled status has reached the 5 year mark If the continuous residence has been broken they will not qualify for either of pre-settled or settled status. At every application, one needs to justify a continuous period of residence that started ...
Hi If you were married to your partner then your residence will count from either the date you got married if you were in the UK or from the date you entered the UK with your married partner even if your status was granted afterwards but because you're not married to your partner, your residence sta...
Third party solicitor weblink removed by Moderator!! Please do not post third party solicitor weblinks on the forum! Gosh that's tough! Truly, if you're a PR, you wouldn't worry about immigration as long as you continued to live in the UK. It's clear how one with PR, would assume they have ILR thou...
Thank you for your replies. I don't care about the settled status, I just want to keep the pre-settled one. So the question is specifically about how to keep my pre-settled status alive. I just want to be able to visit for the amount of time necessary to keep resetting the 2-years countdown. There ...
Hi everyone, my wife received letter from home office that, she has been granted EU settled status. Will she receive settled status BRP? At the moment, she has pre-settled status BRP. I’m not sure if she will receive another BRP with settled status. Letter from home office is not clear. Please help...
Hi all, I am a non-EU married to EU partner and was issued a 5 year BRC in 2018 which expired this month on the 17th. I had no idea it has expire and I have not applied for my settlement status. I have a pre settlement status online which will expire june 2024. What should I do now please. Is it po...
Hi , thank you. I have been told by my solicitor that I have a good reason. First -my family applied for tourist visa last year with my documents. I was their sponsor. They use my permanent residence card and my payslips & bank statements to prove their sponsorship. And their Visa was granted . If ...
If you've been married 3 years and more and have both lived in the UK for at least, 1 year and living in the UK when the divorce happened then yes your parents can apply for retained rights. Good luck.
You have full custody with court papers for a minor child who is orphaned. I don't see any issues as you're now the minor child's legal guardian, so should be seen as your own child now.
If you're outside the UK for more than 5 years then your settled status will lapse. If you're returning for a day or two a year which really, you'll be using your settled status as a form of visit visa, it may be up to the officials at the border in the future as you're not living in the UK as a set...
