Hi, My wife is EU citizen but two years ago she got her British citizen after having her PR for a year. I do have at moment a RC of EU family member (as spouse). My Residence card will expire next year in March, but I will complete five years in UK in December. 1- Can i apply for PR in December bec...

Hi all I have a quandary over a couple of things. First of all, I already have a PR (issued in May 2014) but we have then divorced. I do not have the paperwork to prove it yet. Divorce took place in an EU member state, but not UK. So: 1) I need to apply for a Schengen visa (and a few more). While I...

it is mentioned in the application/booklet . Refer to the booklet Page 10 and Q 2.6 on the form itself.
listen to Amber's advice and check with DWP.

Just wonder how come you have 2 valid passports at the same time?
I might be wrong but no country will issue a new passport without stamping the other as cancelled !!

Hi Forum Can anyone confirm what a non EEA wifes status would be if she was granted a 5 year RC and has resided in the UK but its due to expire in February 2015 and she has to travel abroad for a family wedding in March 2015. Its unlikely that the application for PR would be dealt with before she t...

@slaluc, you are mixing between the requirements to secure PR based on European regulations and obtaining UK citizenship which is a different thing. For BC, you should not be away more than 90 days in the last year prior to your application. you mentioned that you were away 351 days in the last year...

They can check if they are in doubt. Try to send them any proofs like council tax payments or perhaps monthly rent/ mortgage payments.I think it might be a good idea to send along a cover letter explaining your situation. make sure the post is registered or preferably special delivery.

They did not ask for your passport according to what you wrote so i do know why you say they want your passport!! Basically, being an EU national, your passport will not be stamped if you enter UK. they want to ensure you were physically present in UK since you obtained your PR and has not been abse...

COA is not a travel document! how would he travel to Germany without a passport? did he request his passport back from the Home Office? I believe I miss expressed myself. I'm talking about my passport + coa My intention is to understand what's happens when my husband decide to go back to UK with th...

COA is not a travel document!
how would he travel to Germany without a passport? did he request his passport back from the Home Office?

Unless you are a national of a majority English speaking country, you will still need either: 1- NARIC confirmation " English language assessment". or 2- PBS print out awarding you 30 points for the degree plus 10 points for English. You do not have to be on tier or HSMP visa to use PBS, you can sti...

Me and my wife are from Hungary (eea country) and living and working in the UK since 04.2008. I got a job from day 1, and my wife got a job 4 weeks later. I only registered with WRS in 08.2008 and mu wife only registered it 09.2008. We are applying for naturalisation as a joint application (whether...

refer to https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/ ... 20V2.0.pdf

I now have a Danish passport and will have to apply for British Citizenship as it expires soon. Their passports have now run out and they have no choice left to them but to apply for citizenship to their country of birth British subjects. :shock: hi, you mentioned in couple of times that the Danish...

just put 01/01/1900 and deceased.
in page 15 "FURTHER INFORMATION NOT COVERED IN OTHER SECTIONS" just mention that both are deceased and you do not know their DOB.

It should not make any difference to the application as far as I am aware ( unless one of them was British).

Valeparry85 wrote:Hi guys,

I am italian, I was wondering, does anyone know if I can send my ID card instead of my passport?

yes
refer to Page 17, Section 1 in the form

I am guessing ( which i might be wrong) it is related to the passports backlog.
Nearly every one applies for a British passport once they are naturalised ( same week). may be it is away to reduce number of applications for passport for the time being!!

Hi all, Need of an urgent advise from you, would really appreciate your response. I am applying for Naturalisation in two weeks time and I have few qquestions with regards to completing the form, please let me know if you have any details. Firstly, I have came in the UK initially in Sep 2004 on stu...

read this the : http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2014/1451/made

http://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-ro ... 59770.html

Obie/ Jambo/ Amber
your comments are required !

refer to all sticky notes on the following forum http://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-ro ... lications/

you will have answers to your questions

i suppose you are an EEA national ? hope it makes sense now! Swedish is an EEA national. I didnt understand a single word. (I know its only £55), but 1. I always thought that I can apply for BC without having a residence card or EEA3 card 2. Yes, I had a break in employment. I have been out of work...

+ but you will have to include the same evidence again. Nope. Nope and nope. This isn't true. Once you've got PR card it's all you need to prove you've lawfully resided in this country for 5 years. what is Nope, nope and nope . you dont have to say it 3 times to get your point across. you are wrong...

i suppose you are an EEA national ? form EEA3 is different from AN for for BC. Employment is not part of the naturalisation process. on the other hand, to obtain PR in order to apply for BC ( whether have the card or not), you will need to show evidence of exercising treaty rights ( employment, stud...

I came across few examples where applicants were granted ILR although they have unconditional conviction. may be the criteria are more relaxed , not sure ! As far i am aware, his chances for BC are remote as the conviction is unconditional and he needs to wait for 3 years from the court date to apply.

not pretty sure, but she might be able to apply if her partner becomes BC providing they are married!
May be the 3 years rule can be applied here? whether it is feasible or not, i am not 100% sure.