hello everyone I don't know where to ask this FBR question pls bear with me. Currently, I am a US citizen that planning to submit the FBR application. But my child is expecting to be born in Sep this year. I am assuming the registration process won't be completed by the time of the due date. Since ...

1) No. She needs ILR (for which she needs a B1 English test and LITUK passed, plus 60 months on spouse route).
2) One more extension (A2 will do), then ILR (for which B1 is needed)

You're ready to change all the documents related to your son and define his future name's spelling just due to a mistake from HO/yourself? That sounds a bit reckless and unnecessary to me.

Correct the certificate.

Hi, your baby will be Irish citizen automatically if the father is Irish, so no worries there. Not necessarily. From the link you posted: If you (or the other parent of your child) are an Irish citizen who was born in Ireland , then your child is automatically an Irish citizen, no matter where they...

It's just how it is with Schengen appointments - there's few of them and a lot of demand. Not sure about the pattern for Italian VFS, but try checking regularly as of now

Yes.

Solicitor name removed - we're not allowing this in the forum for a number of reasons.

Yeah, you have to wait for a stamp unfortunately.

I assume you arrived on either a visitor visa or as a visitor, so no. You have to get a stamp, so you have a documented right to work.

My assumption is that you have a patronymic that is on Russian passport, but not on British. See post2105664.html#p2105664

cnbyz wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 13, 2024 12:44 pm

Do they provide a tracking number ?

Nope, not usually. They're just sent with tracking, but it's not relayed to you.

They're usually returned after a month.

so would they get back to me before or wait for the 14 days to finish. Not sure, but most likely neither - processing may take another few weeks/months. I have seen other timelines where a result is issued within a few days/weeks after request for further info. There are timelines like that indeed,...

Pen2022 wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 12, 2024 4:17 pm

so would they get back to me before or wait for the 14 days to finish.

Not sure, but most likely neither - processing may take another few weeks/months.

AFAIK you need to get a copy of your spouse passport and/or the signature - how are you planning to obtain that?

Its UKVI that's supposed to answer that question. We don't know much yet.

Best I know is that it'll be replaced by eVisas, see https://www.gov.uk/guidance/online-immi ... atus-evisa .

MansfieldSuper wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 12, 2024 8:10 am

Thank you. Can you please change the flag to UK as well please? Or is there a different thread to request

Done.

JulieJK wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 12, 2024 7:47 am

Hi Admin

Can you please change my username to MansfieldSuper

Thanks

Handled.

fatguyslim wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 08, 2024 12:55 pm

what option does he have to stay in the country?

Find another job during curtailment period/return back to home country and apply for a visa again, as he did for the current one.

I used a certified copy of my certificate That might be a problem. When I applied (October), they couldn't verify the cooy of cert -> if you sent a copy, you would've been asked to send an original anyway. Hopefully they fixed it already, but it might still happen! Hopefully it won't be a problem. ...

What documents need to attach for getting the visa? There's no magic documents that will help you. The whole situation is assessed. - you are single, a student, no children - nothing to return to in India. - you want to spend 3000 pounds on a trip - where does this money come from? The chances for ...

Topics merged.

Does anyone know for passport application if it is acceptable for the Garda to certify the documents (original passport) when witnessing the identification form, or is certification by a solicitor/notary public necessary? Why do you need to certify your passport? You either send an original passpor...

You can apply for them at a later date.

1) I don't think so, what's done is done. 2) No; children born outside UK follow the path of less privileged parent -> your daughter can only apply for ILR after/with your wife. The simplest option for your wife might be to wait until 2025 when she can apply via 10 year route (assuming criteria are ...