Dear All - thank you so much for those explanation. If i understand clearly a family member who is now divorce with PR or ROR may apply for settlement status providing he has been married for 5 years . Is that correct? Does such person also need to prove that the Eu citizen was exercising treaty rig...

Thank you very much for your help CR001, i have shown her your view and advise and she now understand the risk.

[quote=CR001 post_id=1689761 time=1539003030 user_id=70994] Overstaying and working while not permitted to work due to having no legal status will go against her as she is required to provide 10 years employment information in the form. [/quote] Thank you CR001, exactly my point, do you think she sh...

Thank you for your prompt response CR001, she was indeed an overstayer and since her employee never requested an update of her residence card she kept working for about 7 months before quitting.

Correction:

My advise to her is to wait until November or December 2019, because the fact that she was in the UK from November 2009 till December 2010 without a valid residence card may affect her citizenship. Am i correct?

Dear All - i hope someone can help me help my friend who has advised that she is about to apply for british citizenship but i have advised her to wait another year. The fact. in November 2009 she was refused student visa for insufficient fund in her account at time of application. She did not appeal...

Eligibility criteria: PR following ROR + plus child MN1 APPLICATION Language & LIUK criteria met: BA + LIUK Nationality: Non-EEA Method of application: NCS + Passport (Lambeth) Date of application: 03/01/18 Payment method: Credit Card Date of receipt by HO/UKVI: Date of acknowledgement: 09/01/18 (po...

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Wed Nov 01, 2017 1:24 pm

Important to note that NCS is only a third party agent and not HO employees.

Oh i see, i thought they were, thank you for pointing that out, i am now more worried
Just don't have money for lawyer charging a fortune...

Thank you CR001 for your response, this is exactly my concern. I hope that the people at the Nationality Checking Service will be able to direct me as to whose name should be put in the different section. there is too much money at sake to do things carellessly. once again thank you for at least con...

No one?

Oh dear i guess i am stuck with this issue! If no one from here can help, i don't even know where to ask again
Please people any advise or idea is welcomed

Dear All - i would appreciate any comment and advise on the below request. i am filling the form MN1 for my kids and i am confused regarding filling section 1.21 , 1.39 - 1.40 and section 7 regarding father . Please note that when i had the child i was not yet divorcestill married to a EU Citizen bu...

You will need to apply for a FP (6month) from the country where you are at the moment.

Do not forget that your partner will need to be exercising treaty right and be resident in the UK from beginning till the end of divorce (decree absolute).

There's no reason why they can't use a simpler process - the qualification for PR will already have been demonstrated. The problem id whether they will be eligible. A restrictive reading suggest they are not. Under the British rules, one loses the retained right of residence once one obtains perman...

Hello everyone, thank you in advance for your help in this matter. I am holder of PR after (RoR) and would like to register my 5 years old child born in the UK and who is not the kid of my former EEA partner. While going through the form, i was a bit confuse by these points; •1.3 Please say if and w...

Those who already hold permanent residency documents should not have to go through the full process, for example.

Do you think that include Non EEA who retain right with PR?

You could search the forum with keywords "interview" that should help you get a clear idea of what others experience were and what to expect. I have been to interview and it went quite smoothly considering my case was kind of complex. They will be asking you question about your relationship,your wed...

Surely the employer can just ring Home Office and get employee status confirmed? Not having a RC is not, as far as we've been told on these forums, a requirement to be able to work. That is how it is suppose to be! Unfortunately vert cautious employer won't accept an employment without any form of ...

You will need to apply fast to avoid jeopardising your job. note that it may take up to 2 month for you to receive a COA which will put your employer at ease. also why don't you and your partner try and get a CSI in ordr to cover any future gap in employment?

Why is your wife not seeing a GP regarding her pregnancy? is she not registered with a GP? This is something she can do and get hospital appointment both in the Uk and her country if this is what she wants. Doing so will not jeopardize your residence card, and can help in term of proof of residence ...

Just a quick update to advise that i have requested a fast track SAR (free and no need to certify ID) and received it today. it took 12 days. I do not have any criminal record so though it was the best way :wink: lol. I am glad i did it as the date of PR is much more earlier than i thought, wish i h...

No route unfortunately based on your status and as you are not an EU citizen but a RoR PR non-EU citizen, you cannot even use the EEA/EU route, which might have been possible had you been married to your EU ex spouse. Yes indeed!!!. what about if i acquire british citizenship, is there no way to he...

And of course she has just missed the intake for September. Also, make sure if you are going to go the student visa route that it is an HO approved university/college. Also, there is a limit of 5 years I believe that she can study. She also cannot apply for ILR/PR from a student visa. This is harsh...

Tier 5 YMS won't apply as she is not from a qualifying country. https://www.gov.uk/tier-5-youth-mobility/eligibility Tier 4 student, she needs admission to a university/college and a CAS before she can apply. She will pay international student fees and these are payable upfront. She will also have ...