I don´t understand the the adoption issues that you seem to be raising. Are you suggesting she could be adopted now, as an adult? Please elaborate on your very vague and confusing references. As it stands, the child seems to have been born to parents who were not at that time settled in the UK and w...

You have not provided sufficient information. However, it is not likely that her father was settled (being a student on a just an MBA course) so, there is no claim to British Citizenship. Who was the mother and what was her status

The categories of general or family visit makes no real difference. If she was previously refused any type of visit visa she will likely be refused any other type of visit visa. To be granted any type of visit visa, she has to show her strong social and economic ties to her homeland. If her spouse (...

The period under T1 can be aggregated into the five year residence period. You need to study para 245HF of the immigration rules

It's okay to apply in early December (within 28 days of the date of your original arrival). The application form is SET(M) but I'm concerned that you don't already know about that, as the requirements of that form ask for evidence taken from the entire two years of your residence, so I hope you have...

Does he need your financial sponsorship? If so, you can provide bank statements showing your historical cashflow. Assuming he will stay with you, it's also important that your provide evidence of you suitable accommodation (deeds or tenancy). From him, he must provide very strong evidence of his soc...

I don't think it's worth concerning yourself with this, given that you don't intend to move for another five years. The immigration rules change frequently, and five years from now will be different in some way. As long as you have a job or savings in the future, there will be nothing to prevent you...

Aabdulwaheed wrote:Can anyone guide me is Tenancy agreement is must requirement for Dependent Visa

Child dependant, yes; adult dependant, no.

It's not a case of which is best; it's which is appropriate. If you are already married, the spouse; if you are not already married, the fiancee. Simply as that! You have said you want to marry in the UK, so, obviously, the fiancee visa is appropriate in your circumstances.

You can apply in France if your current visa permits residence (a student visa does) and it still valid.

It's safe to assume that long residence applications can take 6 months to be decided so you will not be refused until you have passed the 10 year threshold. You can't make an new application when you are under appeal; you are only permitted to vary the previous application. However, now for the bad ...

The fact that the company was British is not relevant so those absences will be recorded like any other. But, given that the yearly count is made from the month of entry (or month of application for ILR looking backwards), it's possible to include a gap of more than 180 days in a year if the gap is ...

Your paperwork is not legible. That's why they challenge you rather than for only having ILR. Most US citizens living in the UK do not naturalize so it's not an issue to stay with ILR rather than apply for naturalization. In any case, you are already British by descent and have been living under mis...

Due to increased pressure from border control each time I come home Such as? What are you referring to? If you are domiciled in the UK there should be no problem; if you are domiciled in the USA but make a cursory short visit to the UK simply to retain your ILR, then, yes, I can see you being quest...

Child born abroad So, it was a correct decision. Child needs ILR before naturalization. Direct registration is only permitted if the child is born in the UK to parents who later acquire ILR. Could have applied for ILR with the mother but that ship has sailed. Need to apply now using SET(F) https://...

The issue being that your rights to be in the UK are not or were not derived from your wife. This situation for family members falls under the heading of RIGHTS OF NON-EEA NATIONAL FAMILY MEMBERS OF EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA (EEA) NATIONALS However, you are not NON-EEA; you are and have always been Bri...

ECB19.2 Action by referred casework unit (RCU) Members of the public who are in the UK can contact referred casework unit (RCU) with their request to have their visa amended by mail at the following postal address: Referred Casework Unit – EC error amendment centre 15th floor Apollo House, 36 Welles...

You are eligible to apply for ILR anytime on or after 17th April, so you are easily within the limits of your current leave.

From the little information your have provided, I am trying to guess why you think this will work - because it won't. If you are a British nation living in the UK, I can't see how your family members can apply under EU rules (Singh). Perhaps in the past, with your wife, you had been exercising econo...

Accommodation arrangements must be presented with the visa application only in circumstances where a sponsor in the UK is providing this (the applicant is to be the guest of the sponsor). Flight bookings are never required in any circumstances. Furthermore, anyone planning a private visit to the UK ...

There is no individual class of visa extension for her, given that she could simply leave now and avoid the problem that has already been predicted. So why can't she simply leave sooner rather than later? Otherwise, you can ask your employer to extend your leave and extend hers on that basis. Not to...

Do she have a particular or abnormal condition? Otherwise, to suggest that a 6 month gestation can't fly is absurd. The only bar on flying in normal gestations is placed by the airline itself, and this varies between 28 and 36 weeks. 36 is the cap, but flying after 28 up to 36 is okay with a doctor'...

No, there are no questions relating to tickets or proof of travel on the application form. The face to face meeting you seem to be referring to is merely to hand over the application at the VAC. The person is not an advisor and should not be asking for material that is not required. If your GF is, i...

Your five year residence period began in March 2013. You can't aggregate your previous leave with your current immigration status.

You have to list your absences for each 12 month period over the five years.

Look at page 21 and 27 of the application form.

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... _10-14.pdf