Thanks all , I am hoping there will be some relaxation in this employer requirement as there are lots people will be made redundant due to corona pandemic. And what if they do not? Will ypu risk your future in the hands od some policy advisors to a minister being sympathetic towards ILR impact to a...

Zimba wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 30, 2020 12:58 am

FaeLLe wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 29, 2020 2:59 pm

If your visa does not entitle you to claim benefits but you do then you both will not get ILR or naturalisation. Do not think it is a "could" but a sure "will not".

The OP is on ILR so he has access to public funds

My bad apologies I obviously misinterpreted the statement...

I am in the same boat, want to submit my application on 08-May-20; visa expiration in first week of June. Re-booked LIUK test for 17 April but highly doubt it will go ahead! I wonder what happens to employment if your visa has expired and new one not yet approved due to covid-19? are there any repe...

If your visa does not entitle you to claim benefits but you do then you both will not get ILR or naturalisation. Do not think it is a "could" but a sure "will not".

Hi, My 5 year will be going to complete in July 2020 and my worry is in case made redundant by that time will employer reference letter be still required. I am expecting there should be some relaxation for the cases which are almost complete 5 years stays but last moment lost the job due to Corona ...

I am in the same boat, want to submit my application on 08-May-20; visa expiration in first week of June. Re-booked LIUK test for 17 April but highly doubt it will go ahead! I wonder what happens to employment if your visa has expired and new one not yet approved due to covid-19? are there any repe...

I got my first adult passport printed at Peterborough in person due to a critical reason as I support government in crisis situations. As a part of that I got an SMS (standard notification) saying applications are being processed but will take longer. If you can afford to not have your documents for...

Exercise of a discretion is subject to judicial review. How can it be? Discretion by its very definition is means consideration to offer flexibility where it does not meet the actual criteria. By admiting or claiming discretion was not applied means an admission that " oh I did not meet criteria an...

Eligibility criteria: Tier 2 General + ILR Language/LIUK Criteria: UK Postgraduate Degree + LIUK (Both used for ILR) Nationality : Non EU Method of application: Online Date of application: 12/02/2020 Payment method: Credit Card Date of acknowledgement: 12/02/2020 Date of debit of fees: 12/02/2020 Da...

Spot on agree with everything, well done typing this up. We should probably sticky this thread :) What is your source that this exemption applies only to jus soli? There is no legal basis for this statement AFAIK. I stand corrected. You could gain citizenship from descent too- the key word is "volun...

Answer is no - that the dual citizen exemption is only given to countries that provide compulsory jus soli citizenship (birthright). For example, a child born to Indian parents on an H1B/L1 etc visa in the US is automatically a US citizen by birth. The parent can apply for Indian citizenship for th...

Answer is no - that the dual citizen exemption is only given to countries that provide compulsory jus soli citizenship (birthright). For example, a child born to Indian parents on an H1B/L1 etc visa in the US is automatically a US citizen by birth. The parent can apply for Indian citizenship for th...

Dear All. It's been 1 year since I submitted my citizenship application and i have been chasing them using diff means, nothing worked. Many senior members of the forum told me naturalisation is a privilege and there's nothing I could do to force them, But my solicitor suggest that I should go down ...

Sachit81 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 25, 2020 2:28 pm

Thanks, its only a day apart marriage date 07 & reg 9th

It is the date of marriage on the marriage certificate...

Thanks to everyone who is replying to my post. I was told i the letter that any application made befire 02/07/2024 is likely to be rejected. This date makes it 10 years since I renetered the UK on spouse visa. That's 10 years after you have made a successful application following the initial overst...

Thanks to everyone who is replying to my post. I was told i the letter that any application made befire 02/07/2024 is likely to be rejected. This date makes it 10 years since I renetered the UK on spouse visa. That's 10 years after you have made a successful application following the initial overst...

Thanks to everyone who is replying to my post. I was told i the letter that any application made befire 02/07/2024 is likely to be rejected. This date makes it 10 years since I renetered the UK on spouse visa. That's 10 years after you have made a successful application following the initial overst...

Thanks to everyone who is replying to my post. I was told i the letter that any application made befire 02/07/2024 is likely to be rejected. This date makes it 10 years since I renetered the UK on spouse visa. That's 10 years after you have made a successful application following the initial overst...

Dear All. It's been 1 year since I submitted my citizenship application and i have been chasing them using diff means, nothing worked. Many senior members of the forum told me naturalisation is a privilege and there's nothing I could do to force them, But my solicitor suggest that I should go down ...

Not according to Indian law (British law has no issues with the child holding dual citizenship). A child born with dual Indian/foreign citizenship can hold both citizenships till the age of 18 (provided they do not acquire a foreign passport), when s/he must decide which one they wish to retain. So...

I disagree with some of the replies on this post. If you have not got an email from UVI with the Case ID and there are other signs such as the UKVCAS account still being active and the documents section still being active something is amiss. It would not be wrong of you to reach out to UKVI (call ce...

For you not much difference as the kids were born in India so they have always had UK citizenship as the second one and will have to declare prior citizenships for their whole life. Definetely go for the economically viable route. MN1 gives the children full british nationality and they do not need ...

Like others have said - let it go, vindictiveness will only make things sour or hateful for you.

I can understand exactly what you are going through but in a divorce it is just better to settle matters and go your own way instead of putting each other down.

Eligibility criteria: Tier 2 General + ILR Language/LIUK Criteria: UK Postgraduate Degree + LIUK (Both used for ILR) Nationality : Non EU Method of application: Online Date of application: 12/02/2020 Payment method: Credit Card Date of acknowledgement: 13/02/2020 Date of debit of fees: 12/02/2020 Da...

If she got ILR through you then you could report your concerns. But it is unlikely they will take real action unless you have any substantial proof.... because to them you are the bitter ex who might want to take revege based on your doubts?