Hi All, First of all thanks for this wonderful forum and providing a great platform where most of the people can resolve their immigration related queries without any hassle. I have a very basic question and was not able to find the answer before posting this question. Apologies if its been answere...

Where the person has failed to disclose any (including minor) outstanding charges or convictions that would result in refusal of the application, the decision maker will normally refuse the application. In such cases, the decision maker will normally refuse any subsequent application for citizenshi...

Ayyubi72 wrote:...You will notice that nothing has changed apart from when you decide to travel, and get to most places visa free.

And you can join (without guilt) a separate queue at the airport on arrival.

to help you with your plan, see the ILR LR timelines http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=52692

just do it now. I hope you remembered to send the child benefit form as well (separate issue though).

as most bank accounts and insurance policies ask you to keep your information currne twith them, it miht be a good idea to let them know.

in the meantime you could get your childs pp photos, forms, referees ready. especially the form is high spec.

your children MAY be given British citizenship only when BOTH parents are settled (ILR) and at least one parent BC.

for your wife to have any chance at ILR she has to be living in UK, currently 5 yrs, as your dependent. simply possessing status but not living in UK does not help.

when would you be eligible under 5 yr rule? this route would make a lot of things simpler and less costly for you.

your wife would neec to complete 5 yrs as your dep before her Ilr appli. what is your son's age?

kais wrote:Hi MissA

When did you disclose your conviction? did you disclose it after applying for ILR But before decision of ILR application?

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OP has made this clear in her OP ( top post).

you can have 1 or 2, not both, foreign citizenship that does not allow dual nationality and British passport, WITHOUT first getting British citizenship for your UK born child.

maybe email both using the ref no on ack letter.

b1 test costs 125 gbp. naric itself is 50 for a start. b1 test passed will be accepted by ukba. hopefully this will help make a sound decision.

Ncs payment is separate from application payment. you pay for ncs service at ncs appt. still need to supply/send separate apli payment detail.

why could the father not apply for the childs BP from uk? (in this case) . is there a requirement for the child to be present in the country ?

in that case i would say no.

India does not allow dual nationality so if your child is British then he holds british passport or not, if does hold british passport then check with indian high commission that what is procedure and if you all hold Indian passport then nothing to worry not sure if this answered OPs question. it w...

take b1 test.

2) 1. it is for return of your (joint appli) docs only.

paying for British C with American E. Oh irony.


there was a billboard outside JFK airport - Who needs a visa when you have the green card.....

a separate letter from the xformer employer is not a requirement in this case. however no harm in including one. but i would not work very hard to secure that letter if that needed a lot of effort. P60 P45 would suffice.

'community member' was what my accountant friend put.

no cost advantage except postage 6 gbp. why not get your child's now? you should, just because you can.

Hi there. I have received my absence letter from my previous employer. However, I just came to know about another query. I am going to apply for my ILR in two weeks time. I was a work permit holder before I applied for my tier 2 visa. ILR visa I am applying on the basis of continuous stay of 5 year...