I have husband and two kids, they have still not applied. I'm planning to apply british citizenship for my daughter(born in UK) and hubby and son,ILR non-priority. Citizens Advice advises to contact an immigrataion advisor when you have a partner and children on LLR. Benefits staff are not immigrat...

Hi, I got my ILR BRP in-hand. Could someone please tell me what all benefits I can apply for? I already applied for 30 hours childcare and tax free childcare. Thanks in advance Everything a British Citizen can apply for, so can you. In your dreams. Only if the partner and children have settlement t...

Hi, I got my ILR BRP in-hand. Could someone please tell me what all benefits I can apply for? I already applied for 30 hours childcare and tax free childcare. Thanks in advance Everything a British Citizen can apply for, so can you. In your dreams. Only if the partner and children have settlement t...

dewdrops1420 wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 13, 2022 6:29 pm

Hi,

I got my ILR BRP in-hand.

Could someone please tell me what all benefits I can apply for?
I already applied for 30 hours childcare and tax free childcare.

Thanks in advance

Has your partner and children all got ILR or British citizenship too?

Immigration staff guidance for how to make decisions about what UK public funds foreign nationals can claim and what action it must take if they claim funds they are not entitled to.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/public-funds

She has a BNO passport but lives in Canada. She moved her after my father died because her siblings now live there. The BNO is to help people leave Hong Kong. Just how many years has it been since your mother lived in Hong Kong? From your other thread, your parents lived in Italy as Italian citizen...

@JB007 thanks for your response, hat will happen to all the people who have through their COA they are now on universal credit and those who are suppose to go to Uni in September? In addition to my last reply to the above. Even if you can still have home fees and UK funded student loans, under the ...

@JB007 thanks for your response, hat will happen to all the people who have through their COA they are now on universal credit and those who are suppose to go to Uni in September? I don't know. I was just quoting from the Hackney Community Law Centre article, linked on here last year. They brought ...

There is too much at stake alot of people did not renew their flr, some are now on universal credit while some have applied and gain admission into various universities and got their student loan approved. what will happen to all the changes in people's lives over the last year. From page 116 on th...

Them Euss Settlement wanted stateless document for my 2 year old baby who is dependent in my application so they had to give me passports back in order to apply for stateless certificate from Indian Embassy and after that they didn't ask for passports back yet and we have used them for biometric in...

What bothers me the most is that my kids dont get the right to study in the UK at the home rate. Which means i ll have to consider relocating to the UK at least three years before the start of the university. British universities are funded by the British taxpayers. Most students do not clear their...

FYI, not going to go through all your points one by one as this is not about benefits. I replied to your statements about benefits. Enough to say I was born in 54. 23 years in the Navy, 12 years in my own business. Came here in 2004. I have enough NI under any accounting to get full anything. Then ...

In regard of 18600 not being enough to live on. Why then is the 0% tax rate set lower than that? Seems odd. Pensioners pay taxes too. Also with around 500K of value to come to the UK, after the house sale and then to buy a house, not rent. Our monthlies are low. These savings would easily qualify u...

In regard of NIC contributions, I thought the rule was 30 years for a full pension. I qualify for that. You said you are nearly 70, but how near? Have you reached UK pension age? e.g. those born in the tax year of 1953/54 would have reached state pesnion age at about 65 years and 6 months. The year...

Also bear in mind that it is doubtful that this level of income would be sufficient to cover the cost of living at a reasonable standard for a family of 3 in the UK in 2022. Thank you for your reply and if I need more that 18.6k to live basically there is no hope for half the planet and pensioners ...

Also bear in mind that it is doubtful that this level of income would be sufficient to cover the cost of living at a reasonable standard for a family of 3 in the UK in 2022. Thank you for your reply and if I need more that 18.6k to live basically there is no hope for half the planet and pensioners ...

...it is clearly stated in the HO website that: "You can apply as the family member of someone from the EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein if all of the following are true: they started living in the UK by 31 December 202 0 they have settled or pre-settled status, have applied and ar...

Hi Me and my partner both with indian passports and ILR are trying to apply for 30 hour free childcare. Our child has british passport. The website is asking for ways to confirm our identity in order to proceed further but we have only one of the document available. They ask for UK passport payslip...

forney-again wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 29, 2022 2:27 am

The new Bill of Rights, to be introduced this Wednesday, will remove section 3 of the Human Rights Act.

This one? It was introduced last Wednesday.

Long title
A Bill to reform the law relating to human rights.
https://bills.parliament.uk/bills/3227

We finally received a passport with a Family Permit for my mother, to join us in the UK after a wait of more than 13 months. Her FP is valid until October 2022 and she will arrive in September. ... Second, because her application is a May 2021 application, it was submitted and granted based on the ...

I have recently applied for EU settlement status. I was leaving in the UK since 2019 and left at the end of 2021 And come back 5 months ago. I have just applied for status. My question is, my 6 months stay will be up in next month, but still didn’t hear anything from the HO. Can I wait till I get t...

As I said, he's gravely ill and children are having to kip on friends' floors whenever he is admitted to hospital. Also, how old are the children? 2 and 4, poor things. Dad has a number of illnesses, including HIV, and is currently in hospital having suffered a stroke. Not about funding visa fees, ...

You already have a thread. https://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/help-required-for-mum-to-come-to-family-in-uk-t328686.html#p2070417 With all his health problmes, why did he bring the children to the UK? Wouldn't these pre-school age children have been better off with thei...

this is specific- this particular application is specific to domestic abuse, I just finish and submitted my application and it didn’t charge me, I think if my evidence isn’t sufficient then i’ll have to pay the fee. Do you earn enough to keep yourself? Have savings? Captial in a house/land with you...

Mukasaxp wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 26, 2022 7:48 am

Does anyone know how much it costs for IHS for spouse visa please!!! Coz the system says $2,383.08 applying from Uganda

£1,872.00 for the spouse visa IHS. £624.00 x 3 = £1872.00. That's about $2,300 plus

https://www.gov.uk/healthcare-immigrati ... w-much-pay