What citizenship are you? And are you married or in a durable partnetship (with proof - bank statements, joint accounts, etc - of having lived together for atleast two years )?

The problems associated with associate citizenship of the EU

Fact Sheet: The rights of EU nationals in the U.K. by Colin Yeo, immigration barrister.

I am an unmarrried partner of an eu citizen. I have been in a relationship for 3 years and living together for 2 years with my partner.I got RC this year, january. The PR clock for unmarried partners of EEA citizens only starts when they get the Residence Card. So, you would acquire PR in five year...

You may want to get your MP involved. The issue of a British passport abroad should not take such a long time.

First of all, you misunderstand how EU law works and how it is different from UK law. Status granted by EU law is automatic. If you meet certain conditions laid by the law, you have the relevant status. If you fail even a single condition, you do not have it. The status is granted by the law itself,...

One for the Claiming Benefits forum? Or would it be a better fit in the EEA Route Applications forum?

3. Is the 2 year period is reset because she travelled to UK in June 2016? Short visits do not reset the ILR counter. The idea of ILR is that you are resident in the UK, that the center of your life is in the UK. Such a long absence would suggest that she has no intention of settling in the UK. If ...

Are you an EEA citizen? Are you married to an EEA citizen? What are your the nationalities and those of your spouse/partner? Are you married or living in a durable relationship of at least two years together?

You have no advantage from having a British child, especially if s/he is not living with you. You will still need to get ILR through a relevant route (via the PBS route or as the spouse of a British citizen or via Long Residence) and apply for British citizenship in the usual way, after meeting all ...

Your question is quite a specific question and specialist in knowledge area. You will have to be a lot more patient in waiting for an answer.

Give it a week before you bump.

Also have a look here and here.

What is the basis of the sponsor's Permanent Residence in the UK?

Why was no proof of a subsisting and genuine relationship submitted, especially if, as mentioned in the letter, the couple have not lived together for 10 years and not met at all for 18 months!!???

. how come HO is unearthing an case from 2009, which was cleared by the FTT, HO never went against the decision (20 days to appeal against decision) and further pursued it ? Naturalisation is not a part of the immigration pathway, which terminates at ILR. Naturalisation has different rules, under di...

You are correct in that you have to make a Subject Access Request (SAR) with the Home Office for any personal information that they have on file regarding you. However, it is possible that it will not contain all the supporting evidence that you provided. The Home Office, like all organisations, per...

blahblah wrote:oh by the way this insurance only requirement in the uk

That is not a UK requirement. That is an EU requirement and is required for students and self-sufficient people in all EU countries, not just the UK.

Ignorantia iuris non excusat - Ignorance of the law is no excuse.

blahblah wrote:my class mate told me that this is 1942 again.

What is the significance of 1942 to this discussion?

I had a conversation with an academic at a conference on Brexit about this situation (student or self-sufficient EEA citizen not having CSI). She advised me that such a person would be "lawfully present but not legally resident". Such persons would have the legal right to be in the UK ,under Article...

You can not apply for ILR based on the status of your children, if that is your question. You will need to complete five years of T2G (or 10 years of ILR LR) and meet their requirements to get ILR. Once you have ILR, your UK born child can be registered directly as a British citizen. The status of y...

Essentially, if, for example, I was a student in the UK and then worked for a few years on PSW (now abolished) and then failed to get another visa which would help me fulfill 10 years to qualify for ILR, then that's tough luck - but legally that is not an expectation, because residing in a student ...

do you also find page 28 of the current British passport depicting graphical image of Indian classical dance of Bharat-Natyam a bit ironic? I have the slightly older Shipping Forecast passport, so I had to google what you were referring to. I do not find it ironic so much as surreal, especially giv...

Legitimate Expectations The application of this doctrine to the Immigration Rules was confirmed by the HSMP judgment of 6 April 2009. Unfortunately I can not seem to find a link to the judgment, but broadly, as I understand it, it states that if the person has started an immigration journey on a sp...

As I understand from your earlier posts, you are doing a Surinder Singh with your British wife. An Article 10 Residence Card does not give you an independent right to reside in an EEA country nor the right to reside anywhere else in the EEA. It merely documents your right to reside in the country wh...

Have you already acquired PR? If no; Absence of six months per year from the UK is allowed. You are also allowed a one year absence for exceptional reasons (pregnancy, military service, etc). I doubt work is considered an exceptional reason though. If yes; Absence of two years from the UK is allowed.

I was more referring to the general updates that come on each April on immigration rules, which may, for example, affect how long one needs to be on ILR before applying for citizenship. There have been multiple speculations that this would be increased from one year to three but this is nothing con...

You can keep the PR card/certificate. Your rights as a UK citizen supercede your PR within the UK and of course, at the moment also grant you Union citizenship across the EU(as opposed to the more mediate freedom of movement as a family member of an EEA citizen). ILR cards are issued under UK law an...

How did you acquire BOC citizenship? In any case, BOC citizenship does not give you any advantage when it comes to applying for British citizenship. You could have registered as a B ritish citizen if you never have held any other citizenship or nationality. As you do hold an EEA citizenship, that pr...