keep in mind though that yo are not officially British until you attend the ceremony. Maybe there is a way to postpone this or in the worst case, then there my be an option where you need to re-apply for the BC again if you miss it. I rather pay 1200£ to re-apply (and this should be pretty straight...
Thanks `AdInfernos` ! This is exactly what I want to know ! if it is as you saying and my non EU wife will receive PR on the basis of that case then it would be great , but apart from that : do somebody know if she is ok to apply for PR in the normal way ? (I mean she`s lived 5 years in here with m...
Your wife should apply for a PRC *now*. Delay gains you nothing. It may well be that a lawfully obtained PRC will entitle her to the new settled status when it is introduced; it will also assist in qualifying her to apply for naturalisation. With a hard Brexit and no PRC she may find herself with n...
- Your wife is entitle to submit her PR application 28 days before of her arriving in the UK. This mean you could have applied since the 29/11/17 (considering she arrived in the UK on the 26/12/12). What is your source for being able to claim 28 days in advance? I think you are confusing PR with SE...
Hi reynaldogr , I am in same situation . we all effectet people let us share the information keep posting in this . Thank you . I will. Let's keep this forum alive and please, if anyone in the same situation, that has applied already for PR certificate, and knows the outcome, please share it. Weath...
I see, you are due to naturalise any time soon and then your wife will have her 5 years stay in November then she can a ply for a PR certificate (Hopefully). If you haven't become british yet ill put that on hold if i were you. Then, in November you will still have time to apply for BC. You don't h...
I see, you are due to naturalise any time soon and then your wife will have her 5 years stay in November then she can a ply for a PR certificate (Hopefully). If you haven't become british yet ill put that on hold if i were you. Then, in November you will still have time to apply for BC. You don't h...
i was referring to pusched in my last message. Apologies, im new in this forum I will do but we won't be applying until end November/Early December I see, you are due to naturalise any time soon and then your wife will have her 5 years stay in November then she can a ply for a PR certificate (Hopef...
i was referring to pusched in my last message. Apologies, im new in this forum I will do but we won't be applying until end November/Early December I see, you are due to naturalise any time soon and then your wife will have her 5 years stay in November then she can a ply for a PR certificate (Hopef...
im in the same boat and my wife is due to apply for a PR in april. When did you submit yours? please, wether the outcome is bad or good, let us know. Some piece of mind will be appreciate for me and my wife. I have never regret so much becoming British. I have become british back in 2014 and since ...
Hi there I am non eea famil member married with eu citizen. I got my 5 years resident permit at 27-11-2012, my wife’s bulgarian and British (dual citizenship) she got British citizen at October 2014. After 5 years( my eea family member resident permit finished) I directly filled Permanent Residance...
I read it on the contrary, i.e. Lounes won't be able to obtain PR, but will be able to stay in the UK, live and work. I am waiting for the full judgment to have a clearer view, but we might also need to wait the high court dealing with this point, if at all. Hi lappotto, any lights on weather or no...
Accordingly, the Court holds that a non-EU national in Mr Lounes’ situation is eligible for a derived right of residence under Article 21(1) TFEU, on conditions which must not be stricter than those provided for by the directive for the grant of such a right to a thirdcountry national who is a fami...
Hi there I am non eea famil member married with eu citizen. I got my 5 years resident permit at 27-11-2012, my wife’s bulgarian and British (dual citizenship) she got British citizen at October 2014. After 5 years( my eea family member resident permit finished) I directly filled Permanent Residance...
I am a German citizen and also a British Permanent Resident. My wife is non-EEA national and is living in the UK with me on a Residence Permit which she obtained through my German citizenship. I have held off applying for my British Citizenship as I did not want this to impact my wife's permission ...
I am a German citizen and also a British Permanent Resident. My wife is non-EEA national and is living in the UK with me on a Residence Permit which she obtained through my German citizenship. I have held off applying for my British Citizenship as I did not want this to impact my wife's permission ...
