Where is the other parent?

No, not the parent route. It will be refused. The parent route is for couples that are divorced/separated and share responsibility for kids but DO NOT live together.

FLR(FP) partner 10 year route is the one to go for if they do not meet the financial requirement.

Highly likely your non-qualifying Set(O) ILR application will be refused with no right to appeal. Who advised you to submit an ILR application in a category you do not qualify for? You should also note that your FLR(O) and FLR(FP) and now the Set(O) could be viewed as 'frivolous and vexatious' appli...

Children born in India to a naturalised British citing will be British by Descent and can apply directly for a passport but only if the children are born AFTER you became British. Also please note, it is rude to tag your questions onto another members topic regardless of how 'similar' the query seems.

Are you named on the birth certificate?

When you say your girlfriend wrote a letter stating she supports you, what exactly do you mean?

If you are in an existing relationship with your child's mother, FLR(FP) parent route is likely to fail. What evidence of child support and contact did you provide with your application?

Carwan10 wrote:Hi

On which category you are going to apply for ILR in 2018?
Give us your immigration history pls if you don't mind?

Thanks.

Likely Tier 1 General, as the OP has stated.

Your Tier 4 visa will be cancelled if you are granted a spouse visa.

You have an obligation to inform your university of your change in visa status. You will still be able to study as this is permitted on a spouse visa.

plabo wrote:And will section 3(1) apply on the current MN1 form in the above scenario?

Children born abroad to British Citizens otherwise than by Descent (like your children will be), are British by Descent and can apply for a British passport directly.

plabo wrote:Thanks.

Also, doesn't matter if my children marry a Non UK citizen abroad (the nationality of the other parent) is not of any concern right?

Makes no difference what nationality the other parent is.

Am trying to understand both the replies posted. Will my children lets say when married and not living in UK be able to pass BC to their children? YES, but their children (your grandchildren) will be Brirish by Descent and cannot pass on THEIR citizenship to their children (your great grandchildren...

Internship income is income/work. Don't stress, you will be fine.

Set(O) is the WRONG form for ILR based on long residence. Set(O) is for ILR based on 5 years residence on Tier 1, Tier 2, Ancestry, DLR, etc.

Set(LR) is the long residence form but you don't qualify for ILR based on long residence yet.

Correct yes. It costs the same as the English test and the results for English test will be available sooner.

1. You should be fine. You can of course work part time too.

2. No you don't have to wait the 12 months to apply for citizenship. As soon as you have ILR, you can apply based on 3 years residence Spouse of BC section 6(2) citizenship app.

Why are you so reluctant to state all your immigration history I have asked for 3 times?

Last time I am asking then will leave others to offer advice if they wish to.

Yes, you lose the ILR fee you paid for the children.

My kids and husband's Tier 2 dependent visa will expire this Dec 2017. Now that I am already granted ILR, how are they going to renew their visa. Will it still be Extension under Tier 2 dependent visa? or it should be different because I already have ILR? If you applied for ILR based on 5 years res...

But your husband IS NOT being granted ILR at the same time as you. Yes your kids are YOUR PBS Dependents but they WILL follow the same route as the other parent who was granted PBS Dependent visa at the same time as the kids. There are no appeal rights, so not sure why you think you can appeal. 319J...

CR001 wrote:What is your UK immigration history?

Do you live with your partner??

Please post in your own topic rather than tagging onto another members thread. It is considered rude and isn't fair to the original poster. True but my question directly relates to the previous post, where it was stated that TB test might be required. Would be very helpful if you can elaborate on w...

They will follow the same path as your husband. Did you miss the bit about pre 9 July 2012 in the para you highlighted? You need to read the whole applicable paragraph not only the bit you feel is appropriate.

Yea i didnt see your message. - Quick question, did you pay for tubaculose test when applying? By the way , why dont i have access to PM. @administrator please kindly provide access You are newly registered with only 10 posts. Your have to prove yourself on the forum to get access to the privilege ...

Hello, If my girlfriend is from a country, where TB test is required, and she is applying for a fiancee visa, does she need to do a TB test? In my understanding, since the visa is only valid for 6 months, such test is NOT required. Thanks Please post in your own topic rather than tagging onto anoth...

What is your UK immigration history?

How long have you been in a relationship and living with your girlfriend?