Hello everyone, My boyfriend is from romania, but has lived in the UK for most of his life. His Identity card has expired, and he has to renew it. The embassy told him to do so through the power of attorney, which he has done. the attorney, however, now tells him that he needs to be registered at a ...

Does anyone know what the process for this might be exactly? Ive tried to call the romanian embassy/consulate a million times now but they dont seem to respond or pick up the phone

Apply for a passport with proof of name change . Thank you very much for your reply! So basically he just needs to reapply for a passport with his changed name. His name is already changed offically in the UK, so I'm guessing he should just bring those documents with him to opt for a name change on ...

I have quite a complicated question, I am not quite sure if I should ask it here, but I thought I might give it a try. What is the procedure to change a name on a romanian passport in the uk? Can it be done at the romanian embassy/consulate, or does it require a trip to Romania to get it done? I've ...

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Suzerman wrote:The Visa also says : no recourse to public funds', does this mean anything?

It means no claiming benefits and if it says this then he DOES NOT have ILR.

I think his mother has the ILR and I think he has it through his mother. Is that possibile?

Does his visa state anything else other than 'to join parents'? May 'indefinite leave to enter' or 'ILE'? It really would probably be easier if your friend registered on the forum and posted the question and circumstances himself. I know I will tell him tonight to do that if he can. The Visa also ...

Does anyone know whether this type of passport counts as ILR? He did tell me that his mother does have ILR, she just have to look for the certificate that say she does, Will he be able to otherwise apply for British citizenship straight away through her? Or is his own VISA enough proof? I might ...

PR and ILR are effectively the same status so if he has ILR and meets all the requirements and has not left the UK for more than 2 years at any point since he got ILR, he can apply for citizenship. He needs to submit the passport that has the ILR sticker in it to prove he is 'free from immigration ...

If he has got a passport stamped with "indefinite leave to remain", he does not need PR. He can apply straight for citizenship with that, providing he meets the other standard requirements for citizenship. Really? Because he said to me that he was certain he would still need to permanent residency ...

he does have ' indefinite leave to remain' What do you mean by this? Does he have a sticker in his passport saying Indefinite Leave to Remain?? This is really important and will determine what his next steps are. With his passport, which he entered the country with. He has a VISA that states ...

Having a British step-father won't help with regards to getting PR under EU law. Was his mother a Romanian citizen? If so, did his mother work while in the UK for five continuous years? Alternatively, did she exercise treaty rights (by being a self-sufficient person with Comprehensive Sickness ...

Hello everyone, I have a few question. My boyfriend is trying to get british citizenship. He has a romanian background, but has lived in England for over 10 years. His mom married an englishman when he was around 13, he is now 26. They are still married on paper, thought that might be important to ...