So no more same day / in person services :?: Side note : We are existing EU yet HO starting a "commercial" partnership with an EU based company! and allowing them to make profit and collect highly sensitive personal data :!: :!: :!: No wonder why HO is increasing fees, after all they need to feed th...

RE: ***NEW*** UK Visa and Citizenship Application Services Centres

What about existing (in person) same day visa extension service?
Is this services being abolished or replaced by new service or something?

Thanks

that's interesting. You must be a settled person "before" the birth, then the baby is automatically British citizen. Date on the BRP is the date when the BRP was issued and not always necessary the date of settlement or date of grant of initial leave. Wait for the letter and see. Having said the, if...

Hi, I don't understand the reason of you being here on this forum? You should be in contact with British and Pakistani police and British High Commission in Islamabad !!! It looks like your ex. took you son away without your consent, it's kind of kidnapping isn't it and it's serious and it's a matte...

Hi, You should contact British High Commission Islamabad, they might be able to help you. General telephone +92 51 201 2000 Email Islamabad-general.enquiries@fco.gov.uk If you’re in Pakistan and you need urgent help (for example, you’ve been attacked, arrested or someone has died), call +92 (0)51 20...

in any case you can make postal application and as soon as you get the acknowledgement letter, upgrade your application to premium service Good Luck

Child born in the UK, now parent is settled with ILR, immediately apply for his registration on Form MN-1

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Sat Nov 04, 2017 7:32 pm

when it comes to additional information sometimes is not enough
Regards

Black ink, CAP / block letters on the form, if space is not enough for add. info. write / type on separate sheets of paper and, write on the form "please refer to cover letter or statement for additional information"

A child should have continuous residence in the UK for at-least 7 years to create a base for an application for leave to remain, your 4 yo has been in the UK for 6 years and he's now 10 yo, I guess not enough for FLR(FP) application... or may be further submission or a fresh claim !

if someone was overstayed but later on granted 2x 3-Year DL on the basis of FP, will he/she be able to apply for ILR after 6 years and when will he/she be able to apply for nationality?
That's not deception right?

in any case:
you born in the UK and lived here for 10 years, right?
fill form-T to register as British citizen once you get the certificate of registration, you're British, apply for passport.

Call them and explain the situation...,

HO would be more interested to see what interests she has in her own country.

For your own research, I think you should be looking into FLR(FP) - 5/10 year partner or parent route. You must establish a genuine, subsistence and active relationship with your British children. What role do you play in their upbringing? How would it affect your children if you had to leave the UK...

Try looking into this:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... quest-form

Just to add here if she came into the UK in 2010 and since she has been on some sort of leave (never overstayed or something), she might be able to apply for ILR after 10 years of lawful residence, so no need to wait for another 10 years

There has been significant changes in her circumstances, DLR was based on relationship / partner "fiancée visa" now relationship has been broken therefore she does not qualify for ILR based on that, however, she is the mother of British children therefore HO will not deport her and she can apply for...

I guess HO will put her on 10y route as she can't meet the conditions required for 5y route.
She should apply (after getting professional advice) for further leave to remain using form FLR(FP) along with fee waiver.

Try using OISC qualified / authorised immigration adviser.

If you made the application using the wrong form the HO should have given you an opportunity and should write you and allow 10 working days to correct the problem. I guess they did not follow the correct administrative procedure by refusing the application prior giving you opportunity to correct the...

Members are NOT permitted to name companies or solicitors on the forum. You will need to find someone who is OISC registered to assist you. Also note that a solicitor/advisor very often gets even the most basic applications horribly wrong. 100% agreed. just a couple of days ago one of my friends wa...

Due to change in circumstances, unfortunately it will highly unlikely that she will get ILR. If domestic violence involved in the past than she has a chance but you need to speak to a qualified / authorized immigration adviser for help. What's the age and nationality of Children? She can apply for F...

You will be considered destitute either if you do not have access to ‘adequate accommodation’ or cannot meet ‘essential living needs’ now or within the next 14 days. Fill application form: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/421399/NRPF10.pdf As a lone parent yo...

Previously granted 3-Year discretionary leave to remain. What form should we use to extend our leave? FLR(HRO) or FLR(FP)? What documents to submit with SET(O) settlement after 6 years of DL for a child under 10? Home Office no more granting discretionary leave so can anyone upload wording of decisi...

Many thanks Obie So children can apply for settlement even though parent is still on DLR. Anyway parent can apply for extension and child can apply for settlement. For further leave (extension) what form should the parent use FLR(HRO) or FLR(FP) :?: Decision letter says: "A person will not become el...

Hi, Child has completed 6 years after 2x 3-Year DLR. Parent has completed 3 years on DLR (3 more years to go for ILR) and now it's time for 2nd extension for parent. What should be the next course of action? 1. Should child make settlement application SET(O) or apply for another extension with paren...