Thank you very much for your kimd reply.did you mention your ccj in your application or homeoffice found it and they told you to give proof of paying back.i have pending application with homeoffice and I didn’t mention ccj after submitting my application 7 months later I found out i have 2 ccj but ...

My first application was refused because my idiot solicitor applied for flr m stating that I could do since my countries borders were closed due to covid and we were in lockdown. I got a response within a month. The second application I provided proof that my borders were closed and I had booked to ...

I did this last Monday and got my result back within 24hrs. It would have been about 4 hours later but they asked for additional information.

Hi all, Just wanted to post my timeline. Mine was a bit of complicated case. Application date : 13/03/22 FLR FP partner route married with a British child (super priority) 1st application Bio date: 04/04/22 Additional documents request: 1pm 04/04/22 Decision: Approved 05/04/22 Mine is a very long st...

Yes she is a full dutch citizen, she has the normal passport. She's waiting on her appointment to get her
ID card.

Hi, I really need some information urgently. My aunt is EU citizen but via Caribbean Islands thats still ruled by Holland. We're both from Jamaican. I know of other that have applied for EEA2 has dependant relatives but I've recently heard that we dont qualify because we've not lived in EU country t...

Thanks for replying, I'll try that site and hopefully get some information.

I apologise in advance its a really long story. My sister had a 10yr American visa, she used to visit the US alot and see her now husband. She moved to the UK and was in the middle of getting a work permit. Then she found out she was pregnant and her boyfriend ask her to move back. She got married i...

You could try applying for discretionary leave, outlining situation. You would be basically applying outside the Immigration rules using FLR (O). But you really need a solicitor for that. You could get married and applying for spouse visa. But I would do both get apply for FLR (O) and get married. N...

My boyfriend and I planning to get married. My LTR doesn't expire until April 2010. I don't want the whole big hoopla of a wedding. Does it really matter when apply for a spouse visa? My mom recently died and I just can't see myself in the white dress, photos, cake and all. I can always do all that ...

Have you checked with your solicitor or that they have your current address? I've never ever seen anything like that. Two weeks is usually the norm.

I think you should ring and find out.

If your fiance has overstayed and your British its highly unlikely that they will allow you to do an in country application. If you apply for COA whether it was on UK Border force or not, you can be sure even if they grant which is what they do these grant the COA and then they come and pick you up....

I'm not 100% sure but i don't believe you'll find that form on the UKBA site. As far as I am aware the Home Office usually send them to the applicant's Solicitor.

They usually have to filled in by the date given on the actual form, so you do need to hurry up and find out where it was sent.

i've been here for 18mths.

Just make sure your docs are well organised, and keep copies of everything. What I did before was to put a cover letter with my application listing the enclosed documents. You have to use DHL don't you to send, if that's still the procedure?

Actually no you don't need to do anything. Until you change your visa, if you wish to change your passport to include your married. You could still travel on the old with your visa stamp just as long as you bring the new one as well.

Personally I wouldn't bother as it's unnecessary.

Hiya, I'm about to apply for mine but i'm in the UK though. But I know personally of a few people who have applied from there and it wasn't a problem. Recently someone I know who overstayed here for 10yrs got married her after they turned down her application for ILR. She went home and applied and g...

Your best bet would be to set up a trust company in Jersey/Guernsey which are tax free havens. Then transfer the house to trust company for your daughter. Then its effectively hers but in trust till she's 18 when she can hold the property.

You can't transfer property to a child below 18yrs. What you can do, if seriously wish to do so is to have it put in trust for him/her.

Mind you, if its a case where you wish deny someone a share property it can get a bit more complicated.

Hi all, I desperately need some advice regarding my sister. My sister got married to a green card holder in the US in 2001. They have two children, one born in 2001 and one in 2003. My sister had 10yr visitors visa at the time of marriage. Her husband during this time has never bothered to apply for...