1.) Makes no difference. Once he has held ILR for a year, he can apply for citizenship as long as he meets the residency and good character requirements. It's that simple. 2.) Yes, it would/could be considered deception. You need to find out if you have any debts to the NHS, which could be grounds f...

You could do the legal part in the US and then have the 'wedding' which would be a blessing in the UK. Lots of people do this... Most states don't have the crazy notice periods here, which means you could fly over, get married on a weekend, then fly back. He could then submit the visa application an...

Hi All, I'm currently in the process of helping my fiancé complete and submit his application for a fiancé visa, but have a couple questions, which I can't seem to find any information about anywhere (or not any recent information anyway). I'm not sure if anyone has come across similar issues, but ...

thanks. physicskate Does that mean I will be subject to labour market test etc. if I were to look for a job after I graduate? And I will require the 30k threshold instead of the 20k? stupid question maybe, but I do not read anywhere that the fact that I were a tier2 visa holder before classified me...

medici wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 31, 2019 9:26 am

Thanks for sharing the document.
So basically there is no option to claim tax credit for the daycare expense - is that correct?

If this is the scheme you mean:
https://www.gov.uk/tax-free-childcare

No. Not unless one of you is an EEA/ UK citizen or you are allowed access to public funds.

My situation: went to University from 2013-2017 (did a bachelor and a Masters) tier2 sponsor job from 2017-2019 now doing another Masters 2019-2020 When I gradaute from my new Masters degree in 2020, will I be classified as a new entrants or an experienced worker if I were to apply for a new tier2 ...

Hi Everyone, I am in process of submitting Tier 2 extension application. Now, I am stumbled upon a question that I am not sure how to answer. The question is "refused entry at the border of any country other than UK?" Last year I had to go to Dublin (Ireland) for a business trip, I had the Schengen...

I'm aware that a commutations job would fall under public relations category, however I'm not sure whether it's that same across all fields. The regular SOC code for a PR job is 2472 [Public relations professionals], but what if I am applying for a communications job at a university for instance, d...

Hello, I have following queries regarding applying as a parent of child who is a British citizen from outside the UK (India): 1. How can the applicant prove the annual income requirement of £18000 when he doesn't have a job in the UK? Please note that the parents of the child are un-married. 2. How...

He won't qualify for a tier 2 visa as a welder. Tier 2 sounds like a non-starter. I would seriously consider moving to the US. Wages are higher there (in general), in part, to account for the cost of healthcare. Even if you were married, it doesn't sound like he sould qualify for a spouse visa for ...

A mistake: rental income is between £1000-1600 a month. Several things: It's quite important how much that (non-employment) income is. If it is above £18600 in the previous 12 months, you can apply using Category C. As your child is British, you need to have £18600, not the higher amount. A LOAN wi...

vinchenzo86 wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 30, 2019 7:43 pm

Any advice on countries where we would be able to elope in the next month would be much appreciated as we do not want to lose eachother.

USA might fit the bill... New York? Vegas?

I'm just got my British Citizen last year, I have a partner and a son from Philippines. How can I bring them here in UK eventhough were not married? Thanks Have you been living with them for the duration of the last two years in a relationship 'akin to marriage' ie, shared financial responsibilities?

Does this mean that he has to get a legal document and then we need to remarry. His marriage and divorce was done islamically. Neither one at the courts. When we married it was a court marriage. If his previous marriage was the reason for a previous refusal (which has to be declared), then I would ...

ToonPatriot wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 29, 2019 12:13 pm

Thanks. It's a shame that we need to be married (now or soon) in order to be together.
Thanks for your reply.

This would be the case if you looked to move to the US too on the basis of your relationship.

Thems the rules.

I have recently received my ILR and want to call my husband over. He has had 2 visit visa rejections in the past. WOuld this affect his application? He has been separated from his first wife but we have no legal documents to prove this. One of the rejections was because of this. We have our marriag...

So it appears that he does not qualify as a partner (not married and you haven't been living in a relationship akin to marriage for two years). It also appears he doesn't qualify as a parent until the birth of the child. The rules are the rules. You have to comply with them in order to be approved a...

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Sun Aug 25, 2019 2:35 am

Can this application be made anytime within the 52weeks period that the sponsor is on maternity leave?

As long as your partner is here legally (not as a visitor. He currently ticks that box) or applying for entry clearance from a country where he holds legal residence (not just visiting).

To anser about Vegas, it's the easiest state to get married in, no intrusive checks or anything like that. Just book your appointment to get the license, turn up and get married. I can't do this in the UK as I would need to show previous relationships have ended. The Vegas marriage is recognised as...

Would your father be coming as well? She would qualify under EU rules.

Is she dependent on you?

If she comes without him, she will likely need to qualify under UK rules in her own right.

The OP has clearly stated child was born after Polish mother got ILR/PR. Right, but is that clear on a birth certificate that the mother holds PR? I do not for one second doubt the child is British, but wonder if it is clear from the birth certificate alone (showing the child was born in the UK to ...

Hi, Anyone want to make a comment on this please? How are you proving the child is British? If his mother is listed as Polish, and you aren't listed as British, how is the IO meant to ascertain that the child is British. The most straightforward proof of a child's citizenship is a passport, as wher...

Hi Guys, I really need some advice. I applied for my mother to visit me in the UK from Pakistan. It was refused on the basis they felt there was not enough evidence of her going back to Pakistan. They were satisfied with the evidence that my husband could support her but state that they felt the ev...

Dear Sir / Madam, I have been living in UK for 15 years and I want to bring my Parents and Brother to UK. Please advise me how and which visa I can apply for them ? Can I bring them under European Economic Area Immigration Regulations ? Any advise will be helpful . Kind Regards, Jazz. Are they all ...

I know you didn't quite ask this, but she cannot apply from within the UK for a PBS dependent visa. She needs to apply for entry clearance as she cannot change from a visitor visa (even a marriage visitor visa) to any other category. A marriage visitor visa is multi-entry, but if they ask her plan a...