There is no such application as to retain your rights. You apply for settled status based on retained rights which you get if you correspond to the conditions: 1. Married for 3 years 2. Living for 1 year in the UK. But if you have been residing for 5 years as a spouse of EU citizen and in the middl...
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...
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?
That is a really strange situation, they live here like they have ilr already and after the marriage everything will start over again. İ am not sure what happens, a few people saying that ukba let you apply ilr straight away but i doubt it. I highly doubt that - UKVI is always saying this scheme do...
Hi there, I have settled status as i am non-eu citizen my brc is due to expire on 16th of October 2023, I applied for replacement for BRP since i was granted settled status this year in May and got email that my application is invalid for the following reason: You have attempted to make an applicati...
Hi all, I have tried to research the forum on the topic but could not find a definite answer, though, I am sure I have seen one. Could somebody share experience in regard to travel with BRC due to expire in a month while waiting for a new one. I have got settled status but my previous card will expi...
married in 2019 4 years married on paper. approximately 2.5 years lived together in UK. but 1.5 years separated, approximately, in UK. No divorce has been started (so no divorce papers) but it might next year. Question is: did i have to be living with her during the full 3 years as in cohabiting be...
Kamoe OK, I need to correct something: She might be eligible to switch to Settled Status when she completes her 5 years, as domestic violence victims don't need to meet the condition of still being a family member of a EU citizen. However, the central answer holds: she won't be able to sponsor anyon...
I think you may need to exercise some patience. Of the over 5000 Ukrainian visa application submitted so far, only 50 has been granted so far. Hi Obie, unfortunately, they are so frightened and stressed that I am worried about their health..They just became homeless without income etc.. That's why ...
I have called paid helpline! To try to understand that how long will it take to process family permit for them, they said they escalate Ukrainian applications now. I believe they are eligible now. Do check this out: https://advice-ukraine.co.uk/ Did you contact the advice page I suggested above? If...
So, called 4 times. 3 times was saiid they can apply, now they say, they cannot apply. I am so sorry FOR SPAM! I could not handle and called 5th time and manager assured me that my relatives are eligible. Now, I am in the situation to apply for them anyway! because i already created an application ...
Usually when the Immigration rules define people with presettled status, it does not usually includes non-EEA national, it is actually referring to EEA national. Non EEA national with PSS can actually sponsor no one. I have managed to finish application, I could choose Ukraine as my country and cho...
Help me with the wording please! i try to understand! UK-based family member Your family member must be one of the following: a British national someone settled in the UK - for example, they have indefinite leave to remain, settled status or proof of permanent residence someone from the EU, Iceland,...
To update, I will apply for EU settlement scheme family permits. All ukrainian applications are prioritised now i was told, also I wrote to MP asking for help with everything to bring my young family members. I will take at first apply my grandma and mom through family permit! about sister and broth...
I will rent a flat for them and apply for EU visa or any other route, i just dont want them to live in any eruopean country and try to get a refugee status in Germany or whereever because they barely speak English, I need to integrate them into society. My mom 53 years old..And sister and brother w...
Regarding the crossing border of Northern Ireland, I was just curios whether is it possible to apply from there. I just can't clearly think now, sleep-deprived. As far as I understand there is no "crossing border" with Northern Ireland. As per the Good Friday Agreement, there can't be any hard bord...
Things are really tough for Ukrainians and I hope they get to safety. However one must not lose sight to the plight of poor African and Asian students, who simply went to Ukraine to get a better and cheaper education. Their plight and present treatment by unpleasant border guards must not be forgot...
What the UK government says in press statement and to its media, is different from what the do in practice. I think Ukrainians are best advised to go to Ireland, where they will be better received. I have been trying to get through the UK embassy, to assist families in Ukraine. I have been on the p...
Any advice? We can't really tell you what to do, so please do not interpret this as immigration advice. From a purely personal perspective, what I would do, given that the EU appears to have adopted an open doors policy, while the UK is unsurprisingly lagging behind; it would not be a bad idea to t...
