Hi, I am very sad, I would like to get help. I got married with an Albanian guy a year ago. I was in love with him and then he asked to get married because he wanted to stay in UK with me but needed a Visa application. So I accepted because he asked me to do this favour many times and I couldn't sa...

Don't take the position.
UK citizenship is more important

GW

Graham Weifang wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2019 4:00 pm Eligibility criteria: 5 years + and spouse of BC Language criteria: Trinity College London (CEFR Level B1.1) + Life in the UK Test Nationality: NON - EU Method of application: Online (UKVCAS) Manchester Central Library Date of application: 25/0542019 P...

Eligibility criteria: 5 years + and spouse of BC Language criteria: Trinity College London (CEFR Level B1.1) + Life in the UK Test Nationality: NON - EU Method of application: Online (UKVCAS) Manchester Central Library Date of application: 25/0542019 Payment method: Credit Card Date of payment 01/0...

Eligibility criteria: 5 years + and spouse of BC Language criteria: Trinity College London (CEFR Level B1.1) + Life in the UK Test Nationality: NON - EU Method of application: Online (UKVCAS) Manchester Central Library Date of application: 25/0542019 Payment method: Credit Card Date of payment 01/0...

Hi,

Are they a standard cost up and down the country?

Generally, how long would one wait for a private ceremony?

Thanks

GW

Is it true that the Ceremony to become British Citizen need not be held in one's local county.?
Is it possible to have one's citizenship ceremony in another county ?

Graham

Eligibility criteria: 5 years + and spouse of BC Language criteria: Trinity College London (CEFR Level B1.1) + Life in the UK Test Nationality: NON - EU Method of application: Online (UKVCAS) Manchester Central Library Date of application: 25/05/2019 ***25/04/2019 ***(original post was month error)...

Eligibility criteria: 5 years + and spouse of BC Language criteria: Trinity College London (CEFR Level B1.1) + Life in the UK Test Nationality: NON - EU Method of application: Online (UKVCAS) Manchester Central Library Date of application: 25/0542019 Payment method: Credit Card Date of payment 01/04...

Non-EEA Permanent Residence card application based on Surinder Singh Husband is UK British, wife is Non EEA Application sent (postal): Friday 26/10/2018 Application received by HO: Monday 29/10/2018 Payment taken: Tuesday 30/10/2018 Confirmation email with case number : Wednesday 07/11/2018 Biometr...

Non-EEA Permanent Residence card application based on Surinder Singh Husband is UK British, wife is Non EEA Application sent (postal): Friday 26/10/2018 Application received by HO: Monday 29/10/2018 Payment taken: Tuesday 30/10/2018 Confirmation email with case number : Wednesday 07/11/2018 Biometri...

Could any of the admin please answer.?

This is the part of the PR form I don't know how to, or if to complete.
. GW

Here is the Residence card we got after completing the EEA2 application form in UK.
. .
GW

Hi all, I (we) are completing the EEA (PR) forms for my wife's DCPR. I am a little stuck on Section 10 C = Integration This part I don't understand, and correct me if I am wrong, I was exercising my treaty rights, ie, working in another member state (Germany), from 1st July 2013 until 1st October 20...

Hi everyone. Back here again after a lovely 5 year break away from worrying about my wife's immigration. That time has flown! So here's where we're up to now ( hopefully people can help me out) My wife's (non-eu) 5 year residence permit expires next month so we are about to submit her EEA (PR) appl...

Yes to (1) - refer tolink https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/treaty-rights-passport-applications Yes probably to (2) if you exercised treaty right for five consecutive years. (3) If you as parent want to apply for naturalisation you will need the DCPR, and have held PR for one year followin...

Hello to all, Just writing a few lines to keep this thread alive. with a question at the end, = Hope no one minds. My wife's entry into UK was 22 October 2013, as the date stamped by UK immigration, on her UK entry clearance visa, when we entered UK So we are eagerly awaiting 22 October 2018, just ...

Less than a month to go now before the five years since my wife got stamped into UK.

Anything we should be doing now?

GW

Hi all, Just after a small clarification. When my Non-EEA wife becomes BC, Is there any manditory waiting time before she can apply for BP ? I did hear rightly or wrongly that she needs to wait 12 months after getting BC before she can apply BP. Does the more informed than me have any comments pleas...

Hi walkyriee,

You are a little ahead of us.
Same situation.
My wife's 5 years is completed in October 2018 (this year, 3 months away)
We are also looking for confirmed steps.

GW.

Hi all, Another question, sorry. My wife's Chinese passport expired in November. She got her new Chinese passport in October, a month before the old one expired. Her UK Entry Clearance Visa is in her old passport. Her Residence Certificate is in her old passport. Are we OK to go to Spain on a week ...

Hi all, Another question, sorry. My wife's Chinese passport expired in November. She got her new Chinese passport in October, a month before the old one expired. Her UK Entry Clearance Visa is in her old passport. Her Residence Certificate is in her old passport. Are we OK to go to Spain on a week h...

Hi , Thanks to every one who replied. Quite a mine field is the DCPR and the PR Card So as my wife is Non-EEA, we should be applying for her PR Card. Then after PR Card, final part of the jigsaw, as so politely mentioned in several posts earlier, is a UK passport. So after the LIUK test, English tes...

We have been the users of the Settled Status entry into UK., as my wife is Non-EEA We spent months in Germany, myself working, then we applied UK Entry Clearance, and gained entry to UK. Very soon after, we submitted her EEA2, which was issued. Now in October this year (2018) we will apply her EEA (...