why don't you try to save your marriage i think that will be the safe option for you. if your marriage cannot be save, make sure you do not start the divorce procedure at least 3 years after the date of the marriage. make also sure you have proof of cohabitation for those three years also make sure ...
i recently got my pr after applying for retention of rights following the divorce with my ex. i divorced in may 2010 and remarried in February 2011 in my home country. at the moment my wife is in my home country. my question is this: do i have to put her name on my application for naturalisation des...
go ahead with a new application because it is taking on average 4months whereas with the judicial review we are talking about more than double that amount of time. so go ahead with it
hi mimine,
the fact that you are overstayer is irrelevant on your application.
yes you need to have an insurance for your daughter . i think you will be fine hopefully someone could give you more information but i think you are fine
there is no need to go to the court just reapply with the insurance for the whole family and that should be ok . do not worry about your wife been deported because it just would not happens
it does not matter where you married as long as you have a proof that you was in uk in dec 2006 , living with your wife and she was exercising her treaty rights you can apply for pr in dec 2011. as far as telling the ho that you have divorced it is a personal decision. if you have all the evidence w...
the clock for your pr start from the day you have been living with your wife in uk and that she was exercising her treaty rights from that date. what happened if you divorce now? have you try to save your marriage first? if you divorced now you cannot apply for pr but for retention of rights if you ...
it is a good news all you have to do when travelling is to tell the io you have divorced and informed the ho that is why you have a new rc. as for pr, you have to count the five years from the time you got married .
thanks for that.from where i could see your case if you can send me a link would be helpful.pls could you tell how long HO will take to issue a RC and they would cancelled my previous RC and issue a new one for 5 years on A4 paper is it true.thanks pls send me a link of your case. yes the ho will i...
if your wife was working during the three years of your marriage up to the time of the divorce, in that case you do not need comprehensive health insurance. i repeat it does not matter if she is doing part time or full time she is working. in order to apply you have to produce evidence of your wife ...
please be a little bit specific when did you get married, when did you divorce are you working at the moment . did you and your ex had comprehensive health insurance,. part time work is not a problem so do no worry about that. as for the email, remember the ho want the original letter not email. why...
the payslips for that year are fine and if you want to be very safe request a letter from your employer to add to it.
again the payslips on their on are fine
yes you can as long as you can provide evidence of her exercising her treaty rights from the time of marriage till December 2011 and that you have been living together .
i am confused as well as to why they did not give you a proper bank statement .i did order bank statements for 2 years and was given proper bank statement. if you are sure that there are genuine send it to the ho
good luck
hi everyone,
please can someone help me here:
married to eea in may 2003
granted RC in sept 2006
divorced in june 2010
applied for retention of rights in aug 2010
granted pr on the 15 dec 2010
my question is this when can i apply for bc?
i can confirmed that an inland revenue history can be enough to prove that someone has been working. you still need to proof of cohabitation
i hope i have answered my question
