bottom line, if your wife gets a visa, that's it, don't worry about anything else, speaking from practice, NOONE EVER asks whether the visa was issued and applicant still eligible. No letter etc, visa is enough, don't overcomplicate. A visa is not enough to travel with...... Speaking from previous ...
bottom line, if your wife gets a visa, that's it, don't worry about anything else, speaking from practice, NOONE EVER asks whether the visa was issued and applicant still eligible. No letter etc, visa is enough, don't overcomplicate.
That's right, under UK law, one cannot get married if already married (ur marriage in Indonesia is the legal impediment to registering ur marriage in te uk). And yes, marriage conducted in accordance with the indonesian law must be recognised by every country as legal. I would not even bother contac...
One thing I know for sure is that the Greeks cannot demand that u bring cofirmation that UK recognises the Indonesian certificate of marriage. The Greeks either reconise certificates issued in indonesia or they don't! Would they ask an Indonesian married couple who never went abroad and are applying...
Apply in Sep, u have proof of being free from immigration restrictions for a year at the time of application, the letter confirms it and it can be checked if anyone is in doubt. Y should u lose 2mths.
I wonder if the outside of the UK applications go to the address currently used by other applicants who applied earlier, are the outside of the UK applications then redirected to the same new address, or dealt with elsewhere? what happens to all those who applied earlier and posted their apps to the...
Hi All, Myself and my wife are EEA citizens. I working in UK continously from 14/01/2008. My wife gained British Citizenship on 20/06/2012 and she also held the Citizenship Certificate. My questions: 1, As my wife has become a British citizen can I apply BC Naturalisation as spouse of British citiz...
Hi Everyone, I'll soon be joining this group of FMs applying for PR confirmation and wanted to find out how how soon some of you have applied before the actual date of automatic PR acquisition. I will auto attain PR on 30 Nov '12 (my RC card is valid till Sept. '13) but wondered if I could apply be...
Legally, if you are travelling with your wife you don't need a visa. As you have RC and it doesn't state that it was granted following RoR, this should be good enough to travel visa free when travelling with your wife. Dont u think an attentive IO would notice that marriage certificate is dated Jul...
Hello to all members,I am going to apply RC on the bases of divorce,I don't have any documents which proves that my ex husband was working in UK,but I requested to HMRC for my ex husband s employment history.so the documents which Ill send to Ukba are 1: EEA 2 application form 2: 20 pages received ...
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What about roger federer, would he also have to take the test, he has practically lived in SW19 for the past 10 years, automatically acquired PR under eu laws, can HE do without the test?
They r right, only family members of eea nationals (not brits) can apply on family permit applications, ur mom should apply under visitor visa rules and pay the fee.
Those with PR can apply for naturalisation a year after they automatically acquired PR (with additional docs to prove entitlement) or a year after date on PR. The only exemption to the 1-year waiting rule applies to spouses of British citizens, which u r not, right?
Hi, I applied for BC in first week of June and got two PCN for parking without permit end of June. I received the PCNs now. Actually found out someone is cloning my car reg plates so contacted police and insurer. Currently waiting for the crime ref number to inform councils to make representation a...
How many times do you need to be told? You. Need. To. Take. The. Test. Immigration applicants submitting under EU/EEA rules do not have to take the test for PR. However, ALL naturalisation applicants (unless exempted for age or disability) need to take it (if they haven't done so already for ILR) a...
I think, the FPN becomes spent after 5 years, that's y all the insurance companies ask if u had any convictions in last 5 years. So wait till it's 5 years since ur fpn from 2007 and only then declare the 2012 fpn when applying.
Dont confuse a PCN (penalty charge notice) issued by councils for parking/bus lane contraventions on PUBLIC ROADS, with FPNs issued by police for speeding/insurance/red route etc contraventions. FPNs must be declared, PCNs do not, so assuming your 2011-2012 FPNs are actually PCNs then no need to dec...
Copyright: Adenuff Generally speaking Council issued tickets are issued by CEOs (previously known as Parking Attendants) under a decriminalised set of legislation. If you dont pay them then you end up with a charge being registered at TEC. This is not the same as a CCJ and cant affect your credit ra...
My questions are:am I able to retain right of residence according to that situation? On the face of it- yes. It will depend if ur husband will be a qualified person AT THE TIME divorce is finalised, self-employed and in the country. With his NINO it is traceable but without his assistance you will h...
If ur wife obtains PR in 2014, for u to be legal in the country after that she wont have to work, u can then live in accordance with Regulation 14(2) which say that u have an extended right of residence as a family member of a qualified person (worker etc) OR a PR holder. So it'd be fewer requiremen...
i don't think so it should matter to get British nationality or in order to get a visa.. its a civil matter not the criminal offence if you read the UKBA guide, it says that one of the factors determining if you are of a good character (which is a requisite) is that you shouldn't be bankrupt etc, a...
it's very good that judges have their own interpretation of the law, separate from the individuals with their own individual take on immigration, but then again, law and reality are so distinct and sadly impossible to bring closer to each other due to the law being grey and susceptible to different ...
hey, bamby, just to clarify. If you applied for a PR card on form EEA4, then you must have had a RC which is most likely valid for another couple of months. The Regulations actually only mention that the Sec of State must issue COA to those applying on form EEA2. So, even though the UKBA are in the ...
Hi mcovet. I have retained my right and was issued another 5 year following a divorce.however despite having sent my decree absolute,my home office cover letter still says that i depend on my EEA family member and should he leave the UK,so must I.what do i do to have it changed to the correct cover...
