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CR001

You asked a similar question in 2017. The advice doesn't change. https://www.immigrationboards.com/british-citizenship/naturalization-for-my-daughter-t243748.html#p1563994 Your daughter will only qualify for ilr when your wife does. This is clear in the immigration rules. The rules don't allow your...

CR001

With the risk of going a bit off-topic: is it normal receiving no acknowledgement whatsoever after returning from the UKVCAS appointment? I thought that at least I'd receive an email saying something like "your application has been sent to the Home Office, toodle-oo." But.. nothing. And I paid £110...

CR001

You can't use the IDV digital face photo app if you have opted out of reuse biometrics. So unclear why you have been asked for a selfie. By opting out, you have to attend a biomteric appointment at ukcvas.

CR001

Hi Admin Just now I had submit my naturalisation application form and paid money. But in the days out of UK column I gave instead of 2017 I gave 2018. How to change it. Could you please help me in this. You cannot edit the form once it has been submitted. Add a brief covering note to your documents...

CR001

Likely people are not applying at the moment or those who have applied are delaying the VFS appointment for whatever reason.

Note also that not everyone comes back to update the forum on the visa outcome.

CR001

do I need to include my spouse's salary too, seeing as my salary already exceeds the requirement?

No you don't. Only one of you need to meet the requirement.

CR001

elaineelaine wrote: ↑
Wed Aug 05, 2020 5:21 pm
Thank you very much for your prompt response! Can I confirm that if I have an Irish exployee who holds an Irish passport, when I appy for the extension T1 (Entreprenuer) VISA, copy of the Irish passport will be the qulified document for job creation reqirement. Please advise. Thanks.

correct yes.

CR001

elaineelaine wrote: ↑
Wed Aug 05, 2020 5:06 pm
Thanks for your answer. Are the Irish citizens still considered settled status after BREXIT?

Yes, they are covered under the Good Friday Agreement, which is why they are considered SETTLED from the day that they arrive in the UK.

CR001

istead of pulling out my brothers old posts and then you are re posting it here. ? Does it make any sense to you ? Any members who are willing to offer advice, will look at a users previous posts to understand if there are other circumstances or to get a better idea of the history of the person ask...

CR001

Hello The situation is not evolving favourably for you. If you wait 2021, you will have only 1 country you can go back to with your other half: United Kingdom. British passport is probably one of the worst when it comes to bringing partners/spouses. You will have to go through the UK routes. It req...

CR001

CR001 wrote: ↑
Wed Aug 05, 2020 2:16 pm
1. Please do NOT post ILR questions in the Tier 2 sub forum. Posts moved to the ILR sub forum.

2. Please do NOT start a new topic with each question you have on the same application. Keep all your questions in one topic, this one.

CR001

Muri123 wrote: ↑
Wed Aug 05, 2020 4:21 pm
What document did u submitted

Read the users extensive separate topic!!

https://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-r ... 98692.html

CR001

Irish citizens are considered settled from the date they arrive in the UK. They are also EU citizens and all EU citizens qualify for job creation.

CR001

You must upload your documents before your biometric appointment.

Also, please do not tag onto other members topics.

CR001

I have been told that it is mandatory to use the uk visa otherwise I will never be able to get a new one in the future. Nonsense. There is no such mandatory requirement that you MUST use a visa or else. So can you please assist me with that, is it correct that if I don't use the uk visa I will neve...

CR001

1. Please do not tag your questions onto other members topics. It is considered rude and unfair to other members. 2. For citizenship, ALL absences are treated the same, as absence. There is no distinction between holiday/work/business etc. You simply need to meet the absence limit requirements for c...

CR001

hi I m here to seek legal advice about how to appeal the definition of illegal entrant You cannot 'appeal' a LETTER. You are unlikely to get any useful advice without answering the questions, such as the two below. It is also likely that your asylum claim will fail, you will be an overstayer and th...

CR001

This is what I see in the Tier 2 Policy Guidance: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/900030/2020-07-13_Tier_2_Policy_Guidance.pdf A9 If you are applying as a partner or dependant of a person who qualifies for the Health and Care visa, but...

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hi I do not need a visa to enter the UK as a visitor. I wasn't planed to apply asylum in the first place. I was considering innovator visa student and asylum. so I entered UK to ask some advice. but then I decided to apply for asylum. Korea doesn't need a visa to enter UK. im now in the UK waiting ...

CR001

She cannot apply for retained rights of residence until she is officially divorced.

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