ok, don't worry about it, just expressed my immediate opinion on the protracted, repetitive post leading nowhere but to the same old conclusion of HO incompetence and mess.
Why would your lawyer possibly lie to you? Obviously she wouldn't at all. I was wrong to think that, she is a good woman, so ok then why the HO representing officers tell me that and then after me she call my lawyer and tell her different story!!!(to convince me not to go to court as I will lose an...
Thanks guys! I thought so about settlement process being difficult as the father has had no input AT ALL apart from bery rare cases of transferring money and sending gifts. Considerin the law stays the same, the father does not mind the kid coming over to do GCSEs later. Would obtaining a student vi...
Thx Jambo! For the child to come and live in the uk without time restrictions (as per the document) he would need an ILE/ILR but what is the law regarding the child like this getting one? He could only obtain a tourist visa and then apply from within the country? How shall they proceed as you unders...
dear all, pls shed some light. father- political asylum seeker from Russia, obtained British citizenship 2-3 years ago and is never going back to Russia. In Moscow, he had left his child before coming to the UK and he divorced the child's mum. The child is 10 years old and lives with his mum in Mosc...
In one of the casework instruction chapters it clearly says that if euther the applicant's declaration (signature date) or referee's signature are over 6 months old, they may ask to redeclare/resign as circumstances may have changed so 6 months is the cut off date, which in almost all cases should n...
...sigh... It is not a new rule, one may apply for naturalisation upon obtaining ILR if married to a brit and satisfies residence requirements. The questions is- how will that person obtain ILR in the first place! Not that they can apply to naturalise, ilr is more difficult per se.
Hi, just a quick scenario for those knowledgeable with the EC law. - An EEA national with PR left the UK to go back to their country of residence. - Her parents-in-law were issued Residence Cards on the basis of being dependent family members of that EEA national's spouse (basically EEA is married t...
Hi, I have passed the life in the UK test last year and used my certificate to apply for ILR. I need to apply for citizenship and I have list my Life in the UK test certificate, could you advise what need to be done? take the test again or no need? Thanks, contact the test centre which issued it an...
they should automatically send a covering letter, but most of the times they mistakenly send a generic letter saying you are still a family member of an EEA national and should anything change you must notify them. You should ensure that if you get that type of wrong letter you contact them asap and...
why don't you complain to the NWCSU@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk or whoever signed your attached covering letter when you received your EEA2? This is unacceptable if you provided all the proof etc so you may also complain to your MP as you waited like a door handle for around 6 months for their cok up!
1) You can request a replacement marriage certificate whether in this country or abroad (if you married abroad). You do NOT need a passport to make a divorce petition in this country and you can divorce in the UK even if you were married abroad, with a foreign marriage certificate, provided you are ...
How come you have both FLR(M) and a Residence Card? Technically under eu law you automatically acquire Permament residence only after 5 years. and being married for 3 you must use the internal route and apply for ILR as at the date of applying to be naturalised u must be free from immigratiom restri...
racim, when did you get married to your ex? count 5 years from that date and if you have ENOUGH evidence to provide the UKBA with (you can ask them to cross reference their records) you could apply earlier as I am sure your PR application must have taken between 3-6 months to process so that is the ...
i got married in may 2007. Was on work permit in UK from june 2007 to july 2009. Was on residence card(family member of EEA) from aug2009 to till date. My residence card is valif till aug 2014 but as i have completed 5 yrs stay in uk, i want to know whats my next step. It would appear from your pos...
why would ANYONE not want to use NCS is beyond me. Apart from getting to keep the travel documents for an extra fee which enables you to travel at SHORT NOTICE you ALSO avoid a chance of getting your precious little immigration history in the form of all your passports, ILRs, Life in the UK test etc...
are you sure guys that it is 6 months for every single year, not for whole period of 5 years. And if you don't mind then can you show me some source? http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2006/1003/regulation/3/made have a good look at subsection 3(2)(a): Continuity of residence is not affected by — (...
Hi, I'm new in this forum, with a very important question from my side. I have seen, that this is very good forum and I will be very thankful to you guys, if some of you will try to help me out with your knowledge and experiences. I'm retained the right of residence(RoR) holder, and I just got marr...
the problem.i.see here is that as obie said, u only count an extended.fam member if u got a residence card in that particular category which would.then count towards 5 years. on the other hand, your lawyer could argue that time living together before marriage must be taken into account as the relati...
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