Procase, if you are applying from turkey it will be an online application: the informaiton I gave you about form VAF1A is therefore not relevant.

If you apply online you select "Other" for the visa type and purpose, and then the option to exercise a right of access to a child.

Hope that helps

iam Already in UK now but going bak next week.when go İ want to apply residence(live temporarily in UK) Hi Procase. You will need to apply for the visa I mentioned from outisde the UK: you said you were going back (to Turkey I am guessing?) so you will need to make the application from there. You s...

I believe you may apply for a visa as a person with a right of access to a child resident in the UK. The Immigration Rules that apply to this category state that for this visa you need formal documentation confirming contact with your child (such as a court order). However, the guidance that Entry C...

Guerro , have you taken any legal advice on the divorce process yet? I don't think members on this forum can advise you on the court process, especially if you and your ex aren't in agreement over the terms of the divorce. At the very least, do take the papers you have received down to your local C...

In her circumstances I cannot think of any category of the Immigration Rules she could switch into inside the UK. If she has evidence her husband has been working or self-employed for the last 5 years, while she was also in the UK and still married to him, then she should apply for PR using whatever...

Your friend can only apply for confirmation that she has acquired Permanent Residence in the UK if her husband has been exercising teraty rights here during the 5-year residence period she wants to rely on. If they are not divorced, then she cannot apply for confirmation that she has retained a righ...

1. No, as a non-visa national you do not require a visa in advance to come to the UK as a visitor. However, as a visitor you are given leave to enter when you arrive under the same rules as other visitors. THis is for 6 months. You have not overstayed. Even if you had, overstaying alone is not a rea...

You can get married without additional permission.

However, he should then leave the UK and apply to return as your spouse.

I would suggest applying for PR (EEA3/4) but remember to include evidence of how your husband is exercising treaty rights now as self-sufficient (i.e. your income plus insurance), so that a Registration Certificate/Residence Card can be issued instead if they do not accept you have acquired PR.

The answer to your question is in the other threads: yes. Once you are issued documentation as a family member then you can rely on that status. The Regulation you need to refer to is Regulation 7(3) of the Immigration (European Economic Area) Reuglations 2006: 7.—(3) Subject to paragraph (4), a per...

What date did you and your husband actually first enter the UK?

Did your husband stop working voluntarily or involuntarily in 2010? Did he register with the Jobcentre when he stopped working?

If you are happy to move around a bit, and you can work anywhere, do give some consideration to living in another European state for a while. If you can exercise treaty rights by working (including self-employment) in another EEA member state first, then you may benefit from free movement laws when ...

Where are you both living at the moment? When are you planning to get married? Without PR, the only situation in which you could sponsor him under the Immigration Rules would be to get a fiance visa. He would have to apply for that from outside the UK. If you have proof of having lived togather in a...

Refer to the the advice you got from the register office in your sponsorship letter. The Case Worker should know the position anyway (i.e. that you cannot give notice ot marry until you are both in the country). Also state in your sponsorship letter how and when you met; when you decided to get marr...

Jambo wrote:So in such case, what would be the status of such a person - an overstayer?

Yes, if they don't make any application under the Immigration Rules before the expiry of their current leave.

However, his PSW visa should be still valid as he should be protected by "section 3C": He will have so-called Section 3C protection. That is, if the application is made prior to the expiry of the old visa, but the application is still outstanding on its stated expiry date, then the old visa is "tre...

Do you have confirmation from the Landlord that they give permission for the applicant to live there with you?

When did you actually start living in the UK together?

hollywoodd, although it is good news that your application was successful, I think it would be misleading not to clarify a few things about your posts. Posters here are of course giving their opinions, but in many cases those opinions are based on a knowledge of the law, and of many case histories. ...

RINKY, how long have you been in the UK?

What about your ex?

Are you applying for confirmaiton of a retained right of residence, or have you actually been here long enough to have acquired PR before the divorce was made final?

The Regulations require that you were living in the UK "in accordance with the Regulations" at the time the divorce became final. In effect this means producing evidence that the EEA spouse was working in the UK at that time. If you apply and are refused, then you can appeal. If your ex-spouse refus...

The OP is wanting to travel from India. He's unlikely to be able to get on a plane without the Family Permit. If he had access to the Channel ports or Eurostar then things might be different. In addition, UKBA staff do view Eastern European/Indian matches with more suspicion than other relationships...

Unfortunately my old place let me go due to my Tier 1 being a PSW So I am worried even if i get a COA, it will only say 6 months which I already have through my Tier 1 PSW How long have you been with your current employer? If they do let you go, ask them for written reasons for their decision. You ...

I actually think that submitting more than just a cover letter, two passports and a marriage certificate actually increases the probability of the application being rejected. I would never submit all that extra stuff, no more than I would send a copy of my diary and my love letters to the tax man a...

What were the "petty circumstances" given as the reasons for refusing the visit visa applications? If you marry in Egypt and the marriage is legal in that country, then you won't need to "legalise" it in the UK. On the other hand, if for some reason you cannot marry lawfully in Egypt, and you are ju...