Application Timeline Type: New - First passport after naturalisation From: UK Method: Online Passport Office: HMPO Durham Online Application: 3 February 2021 Identity verified: 3 February 2021 Documents sent: 5 February 2021 Documents delivered: 9 February 2021 Application approved: 17 Feb 2021 Pas...

Application Timeline Type: New - First passport after naturalisation From: UK Method: Online Passport Office: HMPO Durham Online Application: 3 February 2021 Identity verified: 3 February 2021 Documents sent: 5 February 2021 Documents delivered: 9 February 2021 Application approved: 17 Feb 2021 Pas...

Eligibility criteria: Permanent Residence Card + 1 year Language/LIUK Criteria: MSc. Degree Nationality : Non-EU Method of application: Online Date of application: 10/06/2020 Payment method: Credit Card Date of acknowledgement: 10/06/2020 Date of debit of fees: 10/06/2020 Date Biometrics enrolled: ...

Eligibility criteria: Permanent Residence Card + 1 year Language/LIUK Criteria: MSc. Degree Nationality : Non-EU Method of application: Online Date of application: 10/06/2020 Payment method: Credit Card Date of acknowledgement: 10/06/2020 Date of debit of fees: 10/06/2020 Date Biometrics enrolled: ...

So I believe you're lawyer is talking about the online application. You won't need to submit documents when you make the online application. But after you've paid and submitted, you can either upload the documents through the online portal or take them with you when you've booked an appointment, so ...

Eligibility criteria: Permanent Residence from EU spouse (5+ 1 year) Language/LIUK Criteria: Degree from the UK / LIUK from PR application Nationality : Nigerian Method of application: Online Date of application: 10/06/2020 Payment method: Credit Card (MasterCard) Date of acknowledgement: 10/06/2020...

Eligibility criteria: Permanent Residence Card + 1 year Language/LIUK Criteria: MSc. Degree Nationality : Non-EU Method of application: Online Date of application: 10/06/2020 Payment method: Credit Card Date of acknowledgement: 10/06/2020 Date of debit of fees: 10/06/2020 Date Biometrics enrolled: W...

Today I received an email from HO asking for my wife ID copy through email. I replied to them explaining that it is not possible for me to get the recent copy of her ID but I do have a previous scan copy of her Passport which I sent them. after that, I received a call from HO and the person asked m...

If he does end up in prison, he'll still be in the UK which is what matters. The rules on exercising treaty rights were relaxed a bit, so he only now needs to be resident in the UK. That being said, I don't think he would spend time in jail. He#ll probably just get a fine if it's a minor issue like ...

Even if you cancel your ILR you won't get your money back. Plenty of people have applied ILR / PR and Settlement Scheme at the same time or one after another That's a shame. Is there any benefits to having both? For instance, will the EEA Settled status card have some privileges which can't be had ...

I'm not sure if I should post here or in the ILR forum but; I came into the U.K. in February of 2008 as a student (Tier 4), switched to the PSW and worked for about 18 months before I switched back to a Tier 4 to do my masters. Before my second Tier 4 expired, I met and married my now ex-wife who is...

Obie wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 02, 2018 10:29 pm

It is easy to figure if a person left temporarily or permanently.

Can you shed more light on this please? How does this work?

How would the home office know she does not reside in the country anymore?

I can convince her to come back (albeit for a quick visit).

Even if they find out when she left the country, how do they decide that she has left for good?

Hey guys, what would you suggest I do? What are my options at the moment?

Thanks Obie for pointing out the Kuldip Singh case. Looking at that case, It would seem that It's left to the applicant to prove that the union spouse was exercising treaty rights up to the point that the divorce documents were submitted. She had registered a company before leaving to UK. In fact, s...

1. Correct . 2. Correct . Seek an Amos direction ( 3 ). Thanks Vinny for the quick reply. Would it be a good idea to apply straight away for the ILR, even though I cant prove that the wife was exercising her treaty rights for the last few months? I'm worried that if I apply and it is denied, my EEA...

I am a non-EEA husband to an EEA lady. I applied for an EEA2 permit from a student visa, after marrying my wife in May 2014. The EEA permit was granted in July 2015. The relationship with my wife has now broken down a few months after our third wedding anniversary, and I am in the process of submitt...