Hi everyone I got marrige in italy where i took my local imam who profmed the nikha he had a marrige register which has our local mosque address here in uk on top. The imam also wrote is address and stamped it with his stamp the nikha nama its self is in english. Now the questions Will it be ok to ...

No.

You have asked a wrong question. You can apply when you want. The question should be whether it is likely that your application will be granted? First thing first, you have got to pass Life in the UK test. If you have 2 fixed penalties in 12 months preceding you application, then it will be refused,...

In appears that your father was a British Subject at the time of his birth. (Do not confuse British Subject of 1918 with British Subjects of present day, as the definition is totally changed.) It also appears that he did not become a British Citizen on 1st Jan 1983. In other words, due to the Britis...

charumlk83 wrote:Thanks for your reply. I have gone through that section but still that does not give a clear picture of my case. Not sure about will my baby be eligible for BC if born outside UK ?

The clear picture is that your child will be a British Citizen, simple.

When was your grandfather born and in which country was he born? Do you have solid proofs of all in info?

Where was your father born and when was he born? When was your mother born and where was she born?

When were you born and where were you born?

For (almost) all practical purposes, BOC passport is just like a foreign (non eu) passport. BOC passport is just a passport like a Chinese, Indian, Indonesian passport. The word "British" in a BOC passport means nothing. Its good you have a solicitor, and I hope you have a good solicitor. Was just t...

Option # 3 is not the best option, it is THE only option you have. You can obtain a British passport in India, but as already mentioned, it will take much longer. But then you cannot apply for OCI in India, because one condition of applying OCI in India that you must have a valid visa whilst in Indi...

Happy New Year. One thing I must say that be assured that most likely be a veryyyyyyy long wait before you are able to go out of UK, with your wife for a honeymoon. Please don't be under the impression that just a marriage certificate will somehow magically solve the problem, because it won't. It se...

What does rent and bills have to do with income?

Income is what you earn, not what you spend.

You say that its not a requirement.

But, under the requirements you have copied, it is a requirement. Its mentioned a few times in what you have copied.

If your partner had declared his immigration history, then visa would have been granted and you would not have been in a puddle.

Lawyers in pakistan are idiots and crooks. Why on earth you would take advice on UK immigration matter from a pakistani pendu lawyer.

how much savings have you got?
also please bear in mind that you will have to be on DLA all the way until your partner spends 5 years in UK and gains ILR. If you come off dla then you or her or both comined will have to fulfill new financial requirement.

Please check UKBA website. You will be applying on form SET(M). Go through all the information, and if you have any doubts and queries, come here and ask.

There is no speculation. I think you are causing too much discussion for no reason.

Previous year's tax return is required, with matching bank statements, simple.

Nothing less or more is required.

If you were born in SA, then you are automatically a British citizen by descent, as your mother was a " British Citizen otherwise than by descent" at the time of your Birth. If your mother never added your name to her passport, then still you are automatically British as I explained. You need to pro...

You need to see a competent solicitor who specialises in immigration. I am afraid, this is not something that could be solved by taking advice in immigration forums.

Short hold tenancy is fine. You will not be refused on its basis.

If you have savings in the following amount, you would be fine: £18,600 X 2.5 + £16,000 = £62,500 Actually having to think about this. When I applied I had savings of £70,000 so basically I would have passed the new rules straight away anyways. Since your employment is not recognised in ots current...

I am not muddling the forum. Read back what I have posted in reply to the query. I have given correct information.

The people who are muddling this forum are the ones who just want to hear what they want to hear.

I am helpful too, and try my best to provide accurate replies. I have clearly stated the position, and told the OP what he needs to know. But, I do not do PC. What is the point of asking something which has already been answered? In what other way do you think members could be helpful? Make a decisi...

I won't comment any further. Some people have the habit of going around the circles.

Send a letter to Home secretary and ask her to confirm in writing.

21/06/2014

I think I have already given you enough info.
Anyone who has an unspent conviction cannot be granted ILR according to rules. Caseworkers have no discretion in this matter.

You have an unspent conviction, so now you can work out yourself.................