Hi, Thanks for your reply. We have already been down this route and as she never Naturalised that office have no record of her. We believe she gained ILR on her marriage to my grandfather but can’t find any paperwork to prove that fact. If she gained ILR, then that could have been lost based on r ...

Realistically, unless you find any documents from your Grandmother's estate it's unlikely that official records are still in existence. You will recall the Windrush scandal where it transpired that important paper documents were destroyed ("data cleansing"). In those days there would have been a ...

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. We have already been down this route and as she never Naturalised that office have no record of her.

We believe she gained ILR on her marriage to my grandfather but can’t find any paperwork to prove that fact.

Any alternative ideas?

Many thanks!

Hello, Hope you are all well. I’m looking for some help with proving my Grandmother’s status. My Grandmother (Spanish) moved to the UK in 1962, and married my Grandfather (British) in 1964. My Grandmother did not apply for a British passport, nor is she on the register for naturalisation. My gra ...