I would not advise to travel until absolutely nessasary untill all paperwork is sorted 100%. There are too many variables in situations like this which are out of your control.
HO might reject your application without passport, if you have no good reason why you did not send it. They, probably, would want to see the reason why you cannot obtain a new one. If you will be able to prove that it is impossible to obtain a new passport, the application might be accepted. I am no...
https://www.gov.uk/tier-2-general/family-members - this answers most of your questions. I do not think you need to pay for giving birth to the baby in the UK since you pay NI contributions and have free NHS. But it is better to find out with your GP or at the birth location https://www.nhs.uk/condit...
The applicant has not been absent from the UK for more than 180 days during any 12 month period in the continuous period. All absences from the UK during the relevant qualifying period must have been for a purpose that is consistent with the applicant’s basis of stay here, including paid annual leav...
Does this cooling off period apply to me? - no
Can I still apply from within or outside UK without the cooling off period? - within
Can I get the ILR by the 10 year route if I switch to Tier 2 General now? I only have 3 years left to reach there. - no, after 5 years Tier 2 General
You can try, but it, probably, will be refused and the fee, probably, won't be returned. 6 months is not a guaranteed period of making a decision on application. It can be longer depending on application complexity and how busy your caseworker is. Try here https://www.gov.uk/government/news/want-to-...
[quote="Obie"]OP on the one hand you said they plan to apply for PR on the basis of 5 years of marriage and on the other hand you say the guy dont want to support her and provide her with his passport. It is either one or the other. Yes I said that. The problems started just recently. 5 years will p...
We start to go too far from the topic. I do not know answers for some questions especially the ones which are not connected to the topic. The question was which way should a non-EEA member of EEA family apply for permanent residence in UK given that relationships going wrong at the moment (but this ...
How long has your friend lived in the UK in total, has her stay always been lawful during these period. Is there any reason why she does not want a divorce from this man. Yes, she always been lawful here. She lives here since 2006, she was on a student visa till 2008. No particular reason - she jus...
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 whateve...
Ok, lets put it the other way - what are the other ways for her to stay in this country legally with right to work taking in consideration the above situation and the fact that for last 5 years she was working full time and in 2013 she will graduate as master in management?
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 rig...
Hi, everybody. I have got a question about what to do next for a non EEA citizen after 5 years of marriage with EEA citizen. My friend got married at 2007; in 2008 she received a residence card for 5 years. So this year will be 5 years as they married and 4 years since she received her residence car...
Hi, everybody. I have got a question about what to do next for a non EEA citizen after 5 years of marriage with EEA citizen. My friend got married at 2007; in 2008 she received a residence card for 5 years. So this year will be 5 years as they married and 4 years since she received her residence car...
