Plenty of people on this forum have successfully registered with form UKM.

Which year were you born?
Where were you born?
What were your parents nationalities at the the time of birth?
What was your parents marital status at the time of birth?

I believe it would be something as follows (but to make your life easier, just show both at every step and let them figure it out) 1. Probably your Pakistani passport, as British citizens are not visa free to Pakistan 2. Doesn't matter 3. Home citizens line as it's your own country! 4. Pakistani 5. ...

Mandokinha2701 wrote:Will I still be tied to my partner for work? For traveling?
For living ?

No

Mandokinha2701 wrote:And I am sorry to be very ignorant but is there any validity on this PR card?

The card itself lasts for 10 years, after which you have to renew it for £65 (or whatever the fee is then)

Because you only appear to have completed 30 months on your FLR(FP) visa. You can't combine it with the previous period of 30 months spent on your spouse visa. Oh so the whole 60months has to be on the FLR(FP). Thanks I thought they could be combined as I had seen people in other visa categories be...

Hi Vinny, Thanks for replying back but I am still confused by your answer. I really didn't get what did you meant by , "after marriage, you should switch to leave as the spouse of a British/settled person, etc". what does switch to leave as the spouse mean ? secondly can I get naturalisation after ...

Your posts don't really make sense. Have you naturalised or not? You cannot apply for a British citizen passport if you are not a British citizen (although you can apply for citizenship and a passport at the same time). UK does not require biometric submission for passports. Citizenship application ...

Hi, I am a non eea citizen married with French citizen who live in UK. My RC is expired in 13 Jan 2017 and I had submit application for PR last week. My best advice is tell your friend's wife to apply for PR for her own good. I give you the link for the form if you need https://www.gov.uk/governmen...

What is a 2 year working visa?

As a non-EEA citizen without PR on EEA migration route, you probably have the fewest sponsorship rights of any category of people in the UK.

Do you have permanent residence? If not, on what basis have you and your sister remained in the UK? Her residence card would have become invalid as soon as you lost your EEA sponsor.

Section 1(4) registrations (form T) are not very common as it's obviously not a common situation.

The eligibility requirements are that you:

1) were born in the UK
2) have lived in the UK for the first 10 years of your life with minimal absences (max 90 days per year)

A "PR card" and a "DCPR" are basically the same thing, they are just issued in different formats for EEA citizens and non-EEA citizens. For your speed awareness course, you can write it in the additional information box, as it is not a conviction. It will have no bearing on the outcome of your appli...

Bear in mind that an SAR may not reveal much (if any) of your travel as you are an EEA citizen. I did one last year and the Home Office had NO record of my travel despite having been out of the country on numerous occasions. Also remember that the UK did not routinely conduct exit checks until last ...

If you have no hope of Tier 1 or Tier 2 then Tier 4 is probably your last bet.

https://www.gov.uk/tier-4-general-visa/overview

There is no boyfriend/girlfriend visa. Your options are pretty much:

get engaged/married and apply for spouse visa
partner applies for Tier1/Tier2/Tier4 visa in her own right.

CR001 wrote:Do you javelin any UK born grandparents? If yes, then an Ancestry visa is a good route.

Otherwise you might want to explore a Tier 3 General Visa if you qualify.

I think CR001 was a little drunk when she wrote this post

Potentially both; if you lose in court you will have to pay the Home Office's costs, and you'll be paying the solicitor regardless of the outcome.

Why would he need a transit visa? London is in the UK.

I don't believe you can register a British citizen as a British citizen. For CoE-RoA, start here: https://www.gov.uk/right-of-abode/apply-for-a-certificate-of-entitlement It is significantly more expensive than a British passport, with none of the benefits of a British passport (other than easier en...

We want her to come and stay with me for the maximum allowed period and then go home to stay with family and, if possible continue her work as an English teacher until she can come here on a Family of a Settled Person Visa. But the problem is, how do we prove that this is our intention? The best pl...

What?

I was over 60 years old at the time of return and qualified for UK pension credit, so became economically inactive. My reading of the regulations at the time led me to believe my wife could be entitled to Permanent Residence immediately, so duly applied. That was refused but a 5 year Residence Card...

wethree wrote:I was also told that I could get cancel my current application of FLR FP and reapply as a Parent of British child. Can I do this?

Not unless you are separated from the mother

Clearly HO have exercised discretion to act in the the best interests of the child.

Congratulations.

What was the reason for refusal?