Your husband doesn't need a visa to Ireland and all Schengen countries for that matter. See this.

The directive you quoted does not apply to Ireland but Schengen nations.

She can get an Indian overseas citizens passport which confer rights similar to that of, or on par with that of citizens of India. See this She is failing to realise that the same situation will be present when she applies for British Passport next years, because she would be required to give up the...

When can you refuse under para 320 (11)? This is a discretionary refusal where an applicant has ‘contrived in a significant way to undermine the intentions of the immigration rules’ and where there are aggravating circumstances. This means where an applicant has either: been an illegal entrant;...

I don't think that is right Kesh. Inorder for the spouse of a British Citizen to qualify for EEA Family permit, the British Citizen has to have lived and exercised a EU treaty rights in another member state with the non-EEA partner prior to entering the UK. The British national (OP) can apply to any...

She cannot determine whether or not you will be able to see your child again, because you are not British. I don't think she is in the position to decide that. See this Page on Requirements for that purpose . Also see the Visa application and the application form. You should have informed the courts...

Is there a court proceedings lined up? and have you got evidence of this?

Have you recently contributed to your child wellbeing or upkeep?

What is the status of the child and the mother in the UK?

See information on List of documents to be provided by a sponsor of a Visitors Visa.

There are no proposed changes to KOL test, as far as things stand. Although, one cannot guarantee whether or not there would be a proposal to change this in the not too distant future.

There are no requirements that you have to have ILR in order to qualify.

Also see this. Although i will not be surprise if some Local Authorities adopt such measures.

It is mortgage applications that usually attract, requirement of evidence of Resident Status in the UK.

Please see Guidance on Long Term Resident Application. . Emphasis should be put on providing evidence which shows 10 years of Lawful continuous resident without a break, and also strength of link with the UK. A few employment records or activity which shows you are integrated in the UK might also be...

Please see the information below.

[b] Home Office COA Guidance [/b] wrote: 3.12 We recommend that applications are sent by Royal Mail Recorded Delivery.
You should allow between 20 and 70 working days for your application to be
processed.

Mirzhar congratulations, i am pleased for you. Now you can get on with your life. I knew the arrest will not have an effect on your application. It is good they kept to their 6 months deadline. I thought your 6 months is not due till next month. They are correct, you don't need a re-entry visa any l...

Please See THE ENTRY CLEARANCE GUIDANCE and Grounds for Refusal Also see this: ECOs should not seek documentary evidence of a claimed relationship unless there are strong grounds to doubt it (such as a disparity in age that makes the relationship biologically unlikely). I don't think it should form ...

Not Sure they have a branch in Milton Keynes, but you can check this link and see which one is closest to your place.

What was, or were the reasons for refusal.

Hi guys If you hire a top solicitor then please make sure you hire Asian guy . The reason I say this because English person will not help you (already seen in test case) . At least our Asian person now Apologies for the delayed response, which was due to circumstance beyond my control. Danish in re...

There is a possibility that some of his rights might be curtailed before the expiry of his spousal visa. I know of someone who was removed immediately by immigration officials, after reports from his wife that their relationship is not subsisting and that his intentions for marrying her was for conv...

28 days start from the day you arrive at you home country.

If you overstayed, and went voluntary without government aid or forced removal, you could only be barred for a month or 28days from applying, which is not a substantial period anyway.

Guys i don't think you can question the Administrator's decision. Sunshine 11 has violated lots of forum rules. His statement about English Lawyers being rubbish and Asian ones are better, are all unacceptable, and has a potential of causing offense. His last statement might not have appeared offens...

Thanks Mr Rusty for pointing out that this is not a matter of S E X for visa, something that resembles a scandal that marred the Home Office few years back. This is a professional violating all the ethical and moral codes attached to his profession. He used his position of trust to exploit a woman i...

The other option is going to another EU member state and applying for residency under the Chen ruling and returning to the UK after having spent sometime there. See topic 14.

It is a completely despicable act, and gross professional misconduct.

The matter should be reported to the Law society/ OISC, and hopefully this solicitor will be struck off and cease from these repugnant act.

That is if, of course the legal expert was involved in those abhorrent act.

Not sure if is that simple. I think you have to have a dependent visa of your partner if you wish to be included in their application Section 319E requirement C Absolutely correct f2k. He would need to apply for Dependant on tier 1 migrant visa and then put in the joint application for ILR. That cl...

Perhaps, this could be another cynical ploy aimed at reducing the number of people eligible for citizenship. Perhaps demanding that prospective citizens learn Gaelic, would essentially reduce the number of applications received and hence discourage prospective immigrant from coming to Ireland. What ...