If you are a spouse of a British Citizen you can apply now if you meet all criteria: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/britishcitizenship/eligibility/naturalisation/spouseorcivilpartnerofcitizen/ he said he returned to the uk in march 2009 so it means he need 3 year to qualify in total so it will ...

An advice to other people who might enter from ireland in such circumstances is, that when you arrive at UK airport, ask to see an immigration officer and get your passport stamped. Keeps all the confusions away. they wont stamp the passport even u request still they wont they might ask u to fill ...

Surely the other problem with very short visits will be making sure they were in the UK exactly 3 years prior to the day that their application is processed? Absolutely, but knowing of that rule they would carefully time their application. But a number of short visits to the UK, between longer ...

All main parties supported the bill. The bill makes provisions for earned citizenship. But the devil is in detail. Its upto the Home Secretary as to when the bill or some of its provisions come into force, and what immigration rules, guidance or transitional arrangements would be. In theory, a ...

It was a bill, not anymore. Its an ACT. The main three parties agreed on the bill when it was passed and got Royal Assent in july last year. UKBA has now removed that info from their website i dont realy know what happend whether the new govt going to change something or just completly finishining ...

mrlookforward wrote:

adil2009 wrote:Let see what gonna happend now with bill?

Which/What bill?

he is talking about this bill check this link.
http://www.workpermit.com/news/2009-09- ... ements.htm

However bad news is both Tory and Lib Dam agreed to put a cap on immigration ... with no details in their agreement so far. Question is whether this cap will affect those already present in the UK or be mostly about the newcomers?.. they didnt give detail but they clearly mentioned about the annual ...

I have just been granted ILE. I know the standard is to wait 2 years before applying for ILR, but am I correct in remembering that since I've been married to my UK citizen husband for over 4 years that I can apply for ILR immediately upon entering the UK instead of waiting out the probationary ...

[ ilr on the marriege basis and then their marriege broke down and after that they r eligible for naturalization in sep 2012 under the new rules so will the govt send them back becos their wife's will not support their applications any idea i dont think they have policy like that untill you do any ...

boulevardofbrokendreams wrote:Transfer of visa costs a crazy amount. I think it's £165. why not just carry both passports with you?

yes you r right its too much cost it better to carry two passport.

vinny wrote:

EFR3 wrote:i have ILR so can i count those visit aswel in my resditional qualifed period coz those visit were legal.
thanks and kindest regards

Yes.

thanks vinny for help now i can apply little bit earlier.

hi i just need to ask one question i been living in ireland (before moving to the UK) but keep visiting the UK since 2003 (roughly every mounth) i am married to the british national and i have ILR so can i count those visit aswel in my resditional qualifed period coz those visit were legal. thanks ...

dose anybody know about how to get clearecne lettter for these things like bankrupcy and others criminal things how to get clearnce and from where thanks

ok thank you i dont think so there was any court orders. someone got my bank detail and use my card in gym online payment so my account went down i told them i didnt used it but they said you have to pay that amount but i refused to pay and they closed my account.

You won't qualify for citizenship as Spouse of British Citizen until 2011. Bad credit will not affect citizenship application, but bankruptcy certainly will. One of the requirement to qualify under that category is that you provide your marriage certificate, and the birth Certificate or Passport of ...

Hi everyone I have few question regarding my Citizenship. I am married with British citizen and i came to the UK september 2008 as and got my ILR in novermber 2008 ( coz we were in relation outside uk for 4 year) we want sepration i have few question. 1: If we will separate then when i will be able ...