From the UKBA website You are said to be exercising Treaty rights if you are: * employed or self-employed; or * studying; or * economically self- sufficient (meaning that you have sufficient funds to support you without requiring public funds) ; or * a jobseeker ; or * retired; or * someone who has ...
Just to clarify the second option - EEA Permanent Residence status is not valid to 10 years. It is the confirmation sticker that is valid for 10 year. The EEA PR status is similar to UK ILR status and is valid as long as you don't leave the UK for more than 2 years. Once you have achieved PR status,...
LC20 is not a minor offence. I presume this was driving on international licence without having a valid UK one after spending more than one year in the UK. You will need to wait for 5 years after conviction - October 2012. Otherwise, most chances are that your application will get rejected. You can ...
Did you try to contact the council and ask them? I would not worry too much. If you weren't listed on the bills, then you would not be listed in any legal process related to it. I would doubt it if the HO will contact the council to ask if there are any debts from the addresses you provide. I also d...
Is my partner’s EEA1 application, with me as the non-EEA unmarried partner on the same application, enough for us or I need to submit EEA2 application separately in addition to her EEA1 application at the same time The EEA1 form is only for EU nationals. There is no section there to list non-EU o...
There used to be in the past different passport application forms depending on your application but sometimes people used the wrong form so a one-fit-all application form was introduced which means there are sections in the form that might not be relevant to your application. Having said that, if yo...
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Your wife EEA1 application might still be with them or just on the way to you in a different letter. Best would be to call them on Monday morning and ask for a status update.
What concerned me more was the Uk Border Agency's website, it mentions financial statements and plenty more documentation as requirements for the EEA Family Permit It actually mentions one 'They should include all the documents they can to show that they qualify for an EEA family permit.' Could you...
usually you pay for 10 years and get a 5 year passport for a child. once the 5 years are up you apply for another 5 year one at no extra charge. it is just to allow a new photo to be used as kids have the habit of looking a bit different after 5 years.. Not correct. Children passports are only vali...
I presume the agency your are referring to is "VFS Global". They just act as service providers for the UK Border Agency in administrating the applications. They are not the ones who make the decisions. Most likely, they are not used to deal with EU citizens and their family member but with Indians o...
1. My eligibility and residency history: 2. Documents required for NCS Application: 3. Lastly, Which NCS? 1. You are eligible now to apply for naturalisation assuming that you: a. Have ILR for more than 12 months - OK b. Have spent less than 90 days outside the UK in the year before the application...
Also what did you do about references.. whose references have you taken they require one - professional who has engaged with the child in a professional capacity, such as a teacher, health visitor, social worker or minister of religion. What has you done in this regards.. my daughter is 2 yrs old a...
But you do need to provide "Advance Passenger Information" to the airline for flights into/out the UK. They might not check and not catch you but are you willing to risk £800 for it? Just wait 20 days.
For information about EU citizens (and their families) rights in the UK, you can read the information in the UK Border Agency web site. It's quite clear there. See here Answering your questions: - You don't need to be in the UK first. You can travel together (it is even advisable to travel together)...
You can but why take a risk if it doesn't reach the HO on time? wait until you return.
There is no discretion with this requirement. Failing to meet it, and you lose your application fee. I hope your solicitor has explained this issue to you. Otherwise he is not doing a very good job.
You must be physically present in the UK on the day the application reaches the HO. When applying using NCS, they require you not to travel for 5 days just to make sure that you are present in the UK when the application reaches the HO (post delay, weekend etc).
If you want to know what is the status of your application, call the HO and ask. You might need to try a few times as they not always give this information out. If the HO need more documentations, they will write to you. Application for EEA2 can take up to 6 months although it seems that now they ar...
27 May 2011. The text you quoted is about immigration exemption, not free from immigration restrictions which is when you have ILR. The following sentence after the text you quoted explains it: "If you were in the UK as a diplomat or as a member of visiting armed forces, or if you were in any place ...
You'll be fine as long as this is more than 5 years ago (3 years if married to a British citizen).
Don't worry about it. They won't deny an application because you initially came as a student.
From your previous post: I already have ILR and will be applying for Naturalization in 2 months time, my question is: - I have 3 Children (all below 10 years of age) born outside the UK and they have ILR as well, what is the way forward as regards their naturalization? As answered before, those chil...
(edited following sushdmehta comment below) Assuming the children are born in the UK: Children born AFTER either parent is settled in the UK (hold ILR/PR) are British from birth. No need to register them. You can apply for passport directly. Children born BEFORE either parent is settled in the UK (h...
You can apply for British citizenship after 5 years of exercising EU Treaty Rights + 1 year so 6 years in total. So assuming you have been exercising treaty rights from May 2005 to May 2010 (for example as a worker), you could apply now for British citizenship if you meet the Standard requirements f...
You either leave the UK in one year time or apply for extension of your visa.
You child will only be entitled to apply for British citizenships if the conditions mentioned above are met. Just the fact that he will be born in the UK doesn't give him any rights.
