Where are you travelling to? Getting into the UK shouldn't be too difficult, the problem will be getting on the plane at the other end.

You can always just apply for a family permit.

Where are you travelling to? Getting into the UK shouldn't be too difficult, the problem will be getting on the plane at the other end.

You can always just apply for a family permit.

I'm a native English speaker and I had to do the test. Don't worry about it, it's worth it in the end. One day you'll look back and laugh about it.

You can now apply for DCPR online. It's a new service recently introduced by government. https://visas-immigration.service.gov.uk/product/eea-pr It's a step by step thing and at the end, you print out the completed sections (could just be a few pages, certainly not all 85). There is also an EU passp...

As the child was born abroad, the registration as a British citizen will be done at discretion under section 3(1).

HO would usually expect BOTH parents to be settled (with PR or ILR) and at least one to be applying for British citizenship at the same time.

Why didn't you continue in your old thread :?: You are asking the same questions pretty much. :? Child will follow same visa path as mother, but can be registered as a British citizen once you have ILR. The child does not require ILR. Your wife doesn't need to switch to FLR(M) unless you are granted...

You should normally receive the passport within 10 working days. It depends on how quickly the council notifies HMPO that you have attended the ceremony.

The difference between PR and ILR is about £1875. Thankfully you're on the EEA migration route so you acquire automatically the much easier and cheaper (free) PR after 5 years. ILR is reserved for those on the much more expensive UK immigration route, and in some cases takes 10 (or more years) to qu...

Hi! Long story short, my husband has been denied a permanent residency card because they were not able to verify that he has worked for the same company for ten years. He only needs 5 years to show he has acquired the right of PR. Has his company ever paid him? He should get a pay slip every week/m...

They won't give you any update on the progress of the application unless it runs over the 6 month target

But that new Regulation 21 does not sit comfortably with the cleaner, purer EU law. I agree but we all know how much the HO (doesn't) care about following EU law. (6) Where— (a)there are circumstances beyond the control of an applicant for documentation under this Part; and (b)as a result, the appl...

Be aware that it appears from 1st February 2017, the UKVI forms will become mandatory.

Qualified persons.

EEA family permit is an entry clearance and only lasts 6 months.

Are you sure you don't actually have an EEA residence card (as a non-EEA family member of an EEA national)?

-Please also provide any other useful advice how can I avoid breach of immigration law or any deception. Don't breach your visa conditions, don't try to hide anything, and certainly do not ever lie to any UK government department or agency. If you have ambitions of British citizenship, be aware tha...

Thanks oheoa for replay yes I was percent in 28/11/2011 to be honest because as u see home office can find any thing to refuse and I'm worried because of the refusal I have when I applied for PR I wish that will not affect me yes I passed life uk test and B1 Excellence The refusal of a PR card will...

Also be aware that the UKVI may update the application form in April 2017. Thank you very much for that, this is a good point. So I will need to refill the entire form in that case (or at least the updated pages). There is normally a 1 week grace period after the issuance of a new form where the ol...

Doesn't sound like there is a problem from what you have stated. Why are you concerned? Is your B1 test from an approved test provider and taken at an approved test centre? Is there any reason to doubt that you are of good character ? Are your absences within the limits for naturalisation? Were you ...

Thanks Obie I've bought Full Comp Medical insurance today. My question is do I need to send my UK passport with her application as I'm her financial sponsor being her husband? There's no mention in the form but want to get it right first time. You are not her sponsor . Make sure she does not write ...

If the children are EEA citizens, you are applying for registration certificates for them, not residence cards.

The correct form to use is EEA(QP). The EEA(FM) form is the application for a residence card for a non-EEA family member of an EEA national.

cat123 wrote:Thanks.

Please can you explain how she will qualify for naturalisation after 10 years, owing to her residence without CSI?

As part of the good character requirement for naturalisation, you must not have been in breach of immigration law at any time during last 10 years.

B1 is a speaking and listening test. It takes about 10 minutes and judging by your posts, you're about 100% likely to pass. It costs £150. You must do it at a Home Office approved centre, which in the UK is Trinity College London or IELTS. https://www.trinityselt.co.uk/OEWeb/loadExamDtl.do https://w...

I seem to remember another member here recently attempted to switch to FLR(M) after their EEA sponsor naturalised as British and lost their ability to sponsor them. The application was refused as they did not have valid leave under the immigration rules. Just to be clear, did the immigration officer...

Mrs_KNA wrote:OMG... thank goodness you were here. I've removed the money from my account. How can I withdraw the application without a reference?

Presumably you wrote your name on it

Why did you not complete the section about satisfying knowledge of language

guidogessa wrote: I read here that from February 2017 the rules will change, and the official form will be mandatory

Do you have a link to where you have read that