(a) They don't need to. If you have ever entered the United States CBP will have your fingerprints. SO, when they scan your prints at the border it will come up under the previous name. They will then ask you "have you ever been known under another name?" So....... (b) If you say no, then you will ...

You cannot hide things by changing your name. In the UK and the U.S. if you change your name and get a passport in the new name, all records are then linked together and the passport office will inform central law enforcement database. I would be surprised if it wasn't the same in Canada. Also, if ...

Dear milspectees, Thank you very much for your advice again. You have pointed out exactly the same questions asked on AN form. Can I am please draw your attention to another question which states: "Have you ever engaged in any other activities which might indicate that you may not be considered a p...

Dear All, I was advised not to disclose arrest if there is no charge or conviction. I am asking it again after receiving police report which states arrest. I wonder if i don't disclose arrest, HO will be able to find in DBS can it affect my BC application? Please advise, many thanks. You only answe...

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Agr! I just realised the English test is only valid for 2 years? I did my test at trinity college Hammersmith just over 2 years ago, i will need book a test again and fork out another £150 My mistake I know! I should have applied for PR (EEA) first before doIng the test. Well at least you don't hav...

I don''t have the date when I became permanent resident, I applied before Nov 2016 and these dates were at the time not cinfirmed on the paperwork. Will all ncs check this at timevofvapplication ? As I have my PR for 5 yrs plus the extra year, does the date of PR really matter, or do I need to requ...

When you are married, you can can easily bring your child on an dependents visa. You will be entitled to Child Benefit for your child.

You cannot hide things by changing your name. In the UK and the U.S. if you change your name and get a passport in the new name, all records are then linked together and the passport office will inform central law enforcement database. I would be surprised if it wasn't the same in Canada. Also, if y...

NO

Bit of a grey area so technically no unless you declare it. Keep quiet and enjoy your 6 months

Highly doubtful that it would be granted

No. The visa is issued to you personally and not your company. It is still valid

No matter what they tell you, a visa service won't be able to help you, they have no influence at all over U.S. visas being issued. A British passport holder who has a conviction (or has even been arrested and not charged) cannot travel on the ESTA system. They need a B1/B2 visa. There is no way of ...

Don't listen to Russian immigration or Border Police, they do not have a clue what they are talking about. A British passport holder has the right to enter, live and work in any of the other 27 EU countries WITHOUT RESTRICTION. Nothing will happen with regard to freedom of movement for British passp...

Updated Eligibility criteria: EEA Wife & Stepson (Based on 12 years residence with PRC since 1/1/2015) Language criteria met: IELTS + Trinity College B1 (Both) Nationality: Romanian Method of application: Posted (Parcelforce 24) Date of application: 29/03/2017 Payment method: Debit Card (1) Credit C...

Thanks milspectees for your valuable advice. According to enhanced DBS certificate it is the discretion of chief police officer to disclose 'other relevant information' which may be arrest in this case. And if HO conduct enhanced DBS which states arrest but not charged will this affect on BC applic...

Hi All, Asking for advice on someone's behalf. Person is due to apply for Naturalisation in few weeks time but got arrested for assualt and released without any charge, caution or warning. Could anyone please advise that how can it affect Naturalisation application. And also does the arrest needs t...

So it means I need to proof any period of employment up to 10 years. What if company doesn't exist and I don't have a P60. Can I provide P45 instead? (I did that when applied for PR card but in AN booklet doesn't mention about P45) . If I worked from Jan-Aug should I provide 8 payslips or just 1st ...

Hi you can send email to citizenship.support@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk with your ref number. Regards Thanks ur reply but I already sent email 4 days ago but no response is there any other way because I have travel plan on 22 July tickets booked but waiting for passport. Any suggestions??? ???? Thanks S...

Wise wrote:...... Even if that's the reason they must explain not just saying no point blank!

Morally maybe, legally no

U.S. law states:

"a person who acquires a foreign nationality by applying for it may lose U.S. nationality. "

Sorry would you please be able to advise me if claiming job-seekers in the past could be a problem for applying citizenship? And what about my current work situation of working part-time (and not paying tax) even if I'm married to a British citizen whom I financially depend on? Being employed is no...

That employer has no right to do that as UK is still in the EU and also your spouse can not apply for PR post brexit if your spouse has just got RC for less than year or you both has been together as a couple for while but you just apply recently for RC. Visit HO website and print out the right of ...

Eligibility criteria: EEA Wife & Stepson (Based on 12 years residence with PRC since 1/1/2015) Language criteria met: IELTS + Trinity College B1 (Both) Nationality: Romanian Method of application: Posted (Parcelforce 24) Date of application: 29/03/2017 Payment method: Debit Card (1) Credit Card (1) ...