If you provided the English test for ILR then you can rely on that fact (chose the correct option on the form) - the validity of the test certificate in that case is not relevant.
You can apply now as spouse of a British citizen (or could have straight after your wife naturalised), if you satisfy all requirements as per the guidance: https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... le-version
No waiting period.
I have no experience of family visas but I think the principle is whether you are able to sponsor family members (including financial requirements) and the family members can be sponsored. Not sure that UKVI will delve into the relationship over time - you'll have to provide documents of course show...
Thank you so much! What if I don't explain that I'm not sure of the exact dates? Many applicants don't have a complete set of data and documents, or just don't remember everything. It's your choice whether to explain or not - what is good practice though is to explain where you had to make estimate...
For arrival in the UK, it asks when did you first arrive in the UK, is this date when I entered UK and have lived non stop till now? Or do I enter the date when I arrived as a baby multiple times during visit visa :D When you started long term stay in the UK. Secondly, it's asking for employment da...
In my 15 years of working in the UK, I have a gap in my NI due some less paid jobs i did in 2013, Will this be an issue or should i pay it voluntarily and close the gap. I hear that for good character you need to his sorted not sure how true that is. Help would be appreciated. This is not an issue....
I currently hold British Citizenship via my father, though was originally born in France. Will my child born in Japan be automatically entitled to British Citizenship? The previous post may have answered your question: British citizenship is restricted to one generation born outside the UK. On the ...
I currently hold British Citizenship via my father, though was originally born in France. Will my child born in Japan be automatically entitled to British Citizenship? The previous post may have answered your question: British citizenship is restricted to one generation born outside the UK. On the ...
You can apply immediately as spouse of a British citizen. Recommend you review the AN guidance to ensure you satisfy all requirements. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/form-an-guidance/form-an-guidance-accessible-version If you have any questions or concerns please continue posting in this...
What are the documents I need to submit for Naturalization?
You get a checklist of what is required when you submit your application but it's normally:
- Passport(s)
- BRP
- English proof
- LITUK proof
- two referee declarations
If i apply for my naturalisation and during the process my employer changed what should i do. I know there is a section in the MN form where they ask your employer details for 10 years? You should be filling in form AN - MN1 is registration of under 18s .... Once you have applied for naturalisation...
What counts as the date of application when using the online form? Is it the date you pay and submit, or the date of biometrics appointment or something else?
Hi, I am planning to apply for Citizenship soon. To prove my residential evidence for 5 years, I have only one bill in my name for the entire 5 years. How many proof do I need to submit? thanks, Sathya You just scan/submit your passport(s) covering the five years residency period - no bills required.
As far as I know there is no specific law framework dealing with non-EU citizens' as part of or resulting from the EU Withdrawal Agreement. Non-EU family members of EU citizens are third party nationals and if "visa nationals" require a visa to visit the Schengen area. Perhaps this link to the3milli...
Note that "EU Settled Status" is a UK immigration status - a British citizen is not under immigration control and therefore can't hold any immigration status. You should be able to use your ID card to leave the UK and as you say it's valid for travel within the EU. On your return presenting your ID ...
Being in debt in itself is not a reason for refusal - what's important is that you comply with any arrangements, payment plans, etc. as agreed with your creditors or the court judgment (if any). CCJs need to be disclosed if you have one. Please refer to the guidance document used by UKVI caseworkers...
Sorry but I don't think there's any point asking here which job titles are suitable. We can only point to the official list which is publicly available. Surely you know someone who will fit one of descriptions, and qualifies as a referee - list copied here for reference: ‘Acceptable professional per...
Perhaps show her the list of accepted professions and see whether one of those listed fits her profession. I can't advise on this past the list from the guidance. Alternatively, look for another person qualified/willing to be your professional referee.
If I recall correctly the biometrics fee is £19.20 for any application so that seems to be the difference.
Why the difference? Perhaps someone else can explain.
That is a job title - what is the professional qualification of the person?
Member of a professional body? Lawyer or social worker?
You need to ask the referee about this.
You need to check with the country authorities whether civil partnership laws are in force there - if not you can't apply as civil partner. Not every country has implement the relevant laws (it's not EU law). If you are visiting from the UK you will need a Schengen visa as you are a third country na...
Settled Status is a UK immigration status (no longer based on EU Treaty Rights regulations) - it is on residency basis, irrespective whether you work, what you work, or not.
And of course new baby is British - go straight for the passport!
