I think an administrative review would suffice in your situation, but I do not know how long it would take. How come Immigration officer have no knowledge in India regarding Right of abode ? RoA requires a person to have multiple citizenships and to never have held a British passport before. That co...
Should I just post the application to passport office directly or use the check and send service I would suggest sending by post. I would also suggest not sending your PR card as that would also confuse the Home Office Caseworker. Just the passport form and the evidence that was submitted for the P...
I spoke to HMPO and they advised that automatic automatic acquisition of PR using treaty rights is only applicable to EEA citizens. The Home Office phone lines have been known to give incorrect information. You may have confused the person by specifically asking about Non-EEA citizens. Noajthan has...
In PH there are varying degrees of husband. Fifty shades of grey...errr, husband? :D is a CENOMAR a requirement for a child's passport? You are going to have to translate that. Apart from Noajthan , most people on these forums are not au fait with Filipino legal terminology. The precise legal statu...
If free movement for EEA citizen still stands, Not allowing them to bring their spouse and children sounds a little inhumane... isn't it? If it is inhumane, they have the freedom not to come to the UK :) Nobody is compelling them to. Also, nobody is suggesting an absolute bar on spouses and childre...
I believe that FLR(FP) puts your family on a 10 year course to ILR (11 to citizenship provided the applicants remain of good character throughout). If your children are not born in the UK, their status will be in-line with the less-privileged parent. Under UKV&I's current policy, they cannot be regi...
Page 12 of Guide MN1 states: Registration at the Home Secretary’s discretion – Section 3(1) application Children born abroad to parents who are applying for British citizenship Where one or both parents are applying for British citizenship they may apply for one or more children who are not automati...
1- One of my referee has no job right now, will that be still fine to sign my application as a referee? Having a job is not a requirement for a referee. You need two referees meeting two different requirements a) A professional referee of any nationality. b) A British citizen with a passport. I wou...
Also, now with Jeremy Corbyn leading the Labour Party, we will now be seeing the Labour Party advocating for unlimited migration to the UK. Kate Osamor, the Labour MP for Edmonton, said on air that she would have "no number" on the number of refugees to be allowed into the UK. She did quickly qualif...
I wonder if Germany and Sweden discussed their "if you can get here we'll take you in" policy with any other EU nations. It ignores long-standing common-sense international policy on refugees. Indeed, Germany has thrown the equivalent of a Facebook party in a shared house, some of whose rooms doe n...
You could check what happened in the real-life example here too:eea-route-applications/eea2-surinder-singh-3-month-success-story-t169701.html The first post of the thread posted by noajthan is quite detailed and shows the level of detail that is needed to demonstrate that you have moved the centre ...
Remember that if you are a British citizen or an EEA citizen, you can always pop down to France or any other Schengen country to meet your family member.
As a British citizen, you can not exercise treaty rights in the UK. You can only exercise treaty rights in an EEA country of which you are not a citizen. Hence you are ineligible for an EEA family permit. You will need to apply for a Family of a settled person visa under the UK Immigration Rules. If...
Probably not what you want to hear, but let me give you two additional points to ponder over. a) The UK has pretty much tightened its own immigration rules to the point where it is suffocating universities and businesses. The only major route that it has not touched so far (because it can't) is the ...
Your Russian partner can travel to any country within the EEA except the UK, provided she is either traveling with your son or traveling to be with your son. She gets no rights of her own, but is dependant on her son who has the freedom of movement across the EEA. Would a UK 'family of a settled per...
What expenses are you referring to? And what is your current status in the UK? Hi I am actually on EEA Dependent VISA. my wife actually want to claim the expenses as they stop us for 4 hours at Calais and we missed our bus and then after I purchase tickets of ferry which cost me 74 Euro. and then w...
October 2016:- Husband to apply for PR using form EEA(PR). He will be in UK for 6 continuous years and exercising his treaty rights throughout- Once husband's PR received, we will register our baby, and then apply for his passport. This part can be done any time after October 2015 , after five cont...
From the very cursory research that I have done in this field for somebody else, Canada does not have work experience requirements and it is easier to get point for English speaking. Denmark has the advantage that when you acquire Danish citizenship, you will be able to work anywhere in the EU. Even...
1- Can I apply before the qualifying period by 12 days , does the 28 day rule applies on my case since I entered the country after 102 days from the Stamp ? The 90 day rule (for entry into the country) and the 28 day rule (for applications) are two separate rules. So, you can apply 28 days before t...
five, four, three or two That is not a countdown. Different categories for ILR require proof for different numbers of years of residence in the UK. So, five years for Tier 1/2 G, fours years for HSMP, three & two for Tier 1 Entrepreneur/Investor. So, if you are applying on the basis of a T 1/2 Gene...
