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I'm in a very similar situation and seeking advice. I have two forenames which I used for naturalisation (2015) and subsequent passport request. So I have Forename1 Forename2 Surname on my British passport. I'm in the process of changing my name (removing Forename1 ) via enrolled Deed Poll, further...

Is your husband a non-EU citizen?

It is fairly normal.

MN1 now if you have proof of PR.

Time as Tier 1 Dependent and FLR(M) would only have been possible if she had applied for FLR(M) before April 2014, which is when the rules changed and the transitional provisions were removed. Clearly she doesn't fall in this category anyway as you only got ILR LR in Oct 2015. As Casa has said, she ...

Hi CR001, All the mentioned in refusal letter for application of EEA (FM), that you did not provide original passport of EU person, and didn't give enough proof of Why you did not send original passport, I sent photocopy of passport. No other reason was mentioned in refusal of EEA (FM) application....

Please continue in your existing topic in the British Citizenship sub forum. It is not necessary to post the same topic in different sub forums.

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Hi All, I have a question regarding the English language test requirements for a spousal visa from Pakistan. I understand that FLR(M) applicant renewals after May 2017 will be required to take an A2 test even took an A1 test when originally applying. My question is, what test do new applicants appl...

No and No.

No, not possible. A tier 1 Dependent is only eligible for ILR if the main applicant gets ILR at the same time or before the dependent as a T1G main visa holder.

Please also continue in your existing topic rather than starting a new one.

Thanks, but it is well known that it is harder to migrate to Oz than the UK.

A number of my friends back home, highly qualified, failed to meet the requirements for Oz and opted for UK instead.

Which she could have easily done while here on Tier 5. Had she waited a bit longer to apply for a short stay visa, she might have been successful.

I will like to apply for British Citizenship and Passport for my son who was born in Feb 2017. I have had ILR since November 2017 and I am slightly confused about the correct process to follow. Do you mean November 2016 ?? If child born in the UK after you have got ILR then the child is automatical...

jimin95 wrote:Hello. I've just came accross your post. I'm not an expert but this link, which I've just read, might be helpful.

Third party weblink removed.

Kindly refrain from posting non official website links and particularly weblinks to immigration advisor websites.

sadaqat-uk wrote:Hi CR001,
EEA FM was my aunt.

And what were the reason HO refused it? Lack of dependency proof??

With all due respect, but your government has some of the strictest immigration processes and it takes 5 years in Australia too before gaining permanent residency as a foreigner.

Kindly refrain from opening repeated new topics with the same question. Continue in your existing topic. Suggest you also familiarise yourself with the forum T&Cs.

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scoobydoolondon wrote:Has there been any recent announcements on the visa fees for 2017/2018? No not yet.

If there's no change and the new year has started, does that mean no further fees changes until next year? Not necessarily no.

Thanks

USA/UK both allow dual nationality so yes, she will be both nationalities.

Do you believe there is an appeal chance for this case? She likely can't appeal. To be honest, the refusal was inevitable and HO clearly saw right through the purpose of her application. how long before she can "re-apply" ? At any time, but unlikely to be successful anytime soon. Would th...

Why do you think JR will be successful?

You have a long period of no valid leave and no section 3C cover.

Who was the EU citizen that you based your EEA FM application on?

That would be zero days. You only count WHOLE days out.

sarahkhan175 wrote:Hi vegeta
Could you please share Self-employment questionnaire with us ? thanks

It would be very similar to the list in the link below.

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Hi Vinny, What are other ways / solutions to have further leave to remain in UK ? Please advise, Thank you for your above information. If HO refused you even after this piece below, then there doesn't appear to be any route for you and that is besides the fact that you have been an overstayer since...

1. I understand that I need to apply for Spouse Visa extension within 28 days of completing my qualifying period - is "qualifying period" 28 days before my visa expiration date or before the date I first entered the UK? Counted from date of ENTRY to the UK. But you must apply before your ...

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