1. No. She needs 5 years as a dependent visa holder. ICT visa do not count for ilr based on 5 years residence.

2. The questions says LIVED not visited!!


3. Should not be an issue.

4. You do not need a national identity card and you don't have to declare it.

..would it be correct to assume that if HO was going to reject visa then that would have been done within first 60 days? No it is not a correct assumption. Ho can refuse at any time, it is not just within the 60 days. does salary increase in last month (August) after application submission in May c...

1. It's 3 years as the spouse of a British citizen.

2. You must have been physically present on the corresponding date 3 years ago as the date you submit and pay online. The date you submit and pay online is the date of application.

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Someone was saying that it is good to have a solicitor who would file on my behalf. Using a solicitor has absolutely no influence on your application. The only thing you will be is poorer for paying solicitor fees for a simple application. Do i need to give any statement of purpose, tenancy agreeme...

You have been asked more than once for exact dates. Simply stating 2010 or 2011 doesn't say anything, we cannot guess the dates in a 12 or 24 month range.

Is there a settlement route available for him as he is more than 5 Years in UK or does he have to look into 10 year Long route ? He only has the 10 year ILR option. There is no 5 year route ILR for ICT visa holders and has been the case since April 2010. I am his dependent currently, next year i am...

Your 10 years continuity of residence is broken.

Any absence of 180 days or more in ONE go, breaks your residence.

There is no 'split the absence in two 12 months' for long residence ILR.

None of the moderators work for 'workpermit.com'. We are all unpaid volunteers and the forum is completely separate and independent of workpermit.com.

No.

Its option 2 if the child is born abroad and its at the discretion of the home office.

Ho do know the different rules.

It can take up to 6 months.

1. We have an existing Bangladesh TIMELINE ONLY thread. https://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/spouse-visa-applications-bangladesh-timelines-only-t221567.html?hilit=bangladesh%20timelines#p1826931 2. You should post an update and 'ask me any questions' posts in your existin...

What are the reasons for refusal do the EEA family permit??

What is your nationality? Romanian What exactly are you applying for? This topic is for a spouse settlement visa for spouse of British citizens. If you are Romanian, this doesn't apply to EEA EU route applications. I am just asking cos next year I am applying for British citizenship. Unfortunately,...

She is on the normal 5 year route.

There is no longer a 2 year route since July 2012.

The 10 year route is for those who don't meet the English or financial requirements.

Sorry guys I just want to ask you if you calculate before or after paying taxes cos for me is quite a big difference Like after taxes I have 2100 before I have 2800. What is your nationality? Romanian What exactly are you applying for? This topic is for a spouse settlement visa for spouse of Britis...

You can apply for Residence Card but EU partner must be employed or self-employed and making contribution to NI. I’m open to corrections, but I thought one needs 2 years of legal co-habitat to qualify as extended family member, whereas we are discussing an overstayer. You are confusing things. For ...

https://www.gov.uk/uk-family-visa/child

Where is the child's father?

You need to prove sole responsibility.

immigration-for-family-members/sole-res ... 13087.html

You stated 2 weeks and stayed 5 months. This can be an issue. 3 X 5 months stay is more than the time you are spending in your home country, which is not permitted on a visitor visa, or you cannot be using a visitor visa to raise in the UK and staying for longer than you stay in your home country an...