If you're an extended family of an EEA member, in that case I believe you're dependant on your EEA family. If that is the case your wife will also be a dependant of your EEA family member. I'm not very sure what you can do in this case for your wife. Perhap others members here can help. As for your ...
I think you have to be working full time to exercise treaty right. There was a situation I'm aware of; a French national I know applied for registration certificate in early 2010 I think. She work only 14 to 15 hours a week and she completed the form and sent it off with the pay slip and relevant do...
There's isn't temporary work permit and you won't be able to work until you get your residence card. I would suggest you apply from your home country except you've got enough savings to help survive while waiting for rc in uk. How long will the process take? Well, anything within a month to 6 months.
I believe this is a very good letter, infact excellent; expecially your point quote- ''having an Israeli visa in my older passport makes it impossible for me to visit most Arabic states'' Palentine being one place you can't enter if you've visited Isreal which is more than enough reason to justify h...
Michaellind. immigrant or no immigrant, it is your right to claim child tax credit and working tax credit if your are working here, paying your taxes and have got children. You are entitled to claim tex credit Michaellind. @ Keffers So what they haven't step a foot here, he is just planning for the ...
Hi tedy31, First of all, you shouldn't have told the registrar you lived in an apartment with no address or should have gone to another registery and keep whatever address you use and not go into details. You only own the ukba explaination and I guess they accepted it. I don't think they will think ...
Hi armanibloke, This is opinion, it is what i'm aware of. I don't think your RC you obtain through your wife (in devorce process) will cease immidiately after the devorce. Therefore you will not be required to apply for CoA for marriage in other to get Married. If you marry the British citizen, you ...
I believe only original documents are required. I would suggest she send you her passport or French ID or residence card, either one will do for your wife identification. And note, you should send your wife bank statements and pay slips with your app as that's what you need to show that you will not...
First if all, best of luck for the test. Can I say I'm not really sure what your circumstance is and what you're applying for. Whatever documents you want to send to the HO as to be original except stated that you can send attested photocopies. As for the job- if the application depends on you earni...
Although the scheme will be abolished but in the main time you'll have to apply for CoA. As for your fiance she should be able to apply for CoA once she arrived in uk.
After getting married, if she's got time left from her 6 months stay she can apply as a dependant of a person living in uk.
Hi As long as one of you especially your husband to-be is working full time and earning enough money you should be fine. Also you will have to prove you're employed by providing bank statements, pay slips, employment contract, and letter from employer stating when you started work and how much you'r...
CCJ is not a criminal conviction or civil judgement judgement against you(please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong) so you need not worry about it. You don't need to tell them about the ccj(s), I wouldn't tell them if I were you as the HO need irrelevant reason like to denial your citizenship.
This is what I believe based on what I've read, seen/heard from others experience. Since you've got your pr, you can apply for British citizenship regardless of whether you're still married or not. Although I reckon you can only apply for British citizenship after a year from when pr was issued. Hop...
86ti Can you rather confirm what he's talking about rather than assume? From what Faradh is saying here it doesn't look like is talking about CoA for marriage. Why don't you take some time out to ask him what he meant before posting? I'm good, thanks Faridh What I can suggest now is you go to your M...
UKBA don't care if he separated from is children or children separated from their father in other to uphold their so call law. If he goes back to Pakistan it is very likely he will not be issued with entry clearance based on the fact that he's wife can't support him and they will have to resort to p...
It doesn't matter if he return voluntarily or not. If he gets a year, 5 or 10 year ban would nOt affect his app as a spouse of a British citizen. Returning voluntarily only gives him a year ban from re-entering the uk rather than 5 or 10 years if he's forcefully removed. Although none of the ban wil...
I'm not sure on this one but you can visit the ukba website. Select contact and you should find the relevant contact detail including email for the necessary appeal. If you didn't find it, search 'how to appeal' in the search box on the website.
Ukba has got your passport and they can remove you from the country within 2 week after the 28 days they've given you. All you can do is stay in the shadows until you get a positive response or to give yourself time to plan ahead.
I'm sorry for your situation. All i can suggest is you should be able to get a solicitor that offers legal aid. If you can get legal aid you probably won't have to pay a solicitor at all or you'll pay significantly less. If you're working, do they know where you're working? Have they got you pay sli...
Since that's the case I will advice you to continue to give them the same story. If your ex wife didn't tell them you're separated they wouldn't find out. If you tell them you're not living together again, you could be detained i at the airport immediately or released pending investigation of your s...
She will have to apply for visa just as 'Johnsienk' said. She will need an invition letter from you/husband or both. For how to write an invitation, search google for uk visa invitation sample, you should find the official copy that explain all you need to include in your invitation.
