alterhase58 wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 27, 2019 2:26 pm

A British citizen can leave and return to the UK at will, irrespective of the length of absence. As long as your passport is valid there shouldn't be an issue.

Thank you!!

Thanks my friend, but did you send your documents by post or you went to the centre they scanned the documents for you? Please confirm. Thanks Hi I just received like standard approval document think they sent it to everyone. It came with my old travel document and other evidence documents l had pr...

Please don't use your questions topic to ask multiple questions about your friend. Ask friend to register and ask their own questions in their own topic. She's partially blind and needed some help. CR001! And in regards to my case, I got married here, my husband is British citizen so is my daughter...

Hi! How much is the fee when refugee ILR applies for naturalization and British passport? Is it still free?

She's partially blind and needed some help. CR001! And in regards to my case, I got married here, my husband is British citizen so is my daughter she was born here and now is 2 years. They issues is neither me nor my daughter have ever met my in-laws. My husband wants that after passport we visit t...

CR001: She Might need to stay long. Maybe for a year or so. Plx guide. Please don't use your questions topic to ask multiple questions about your friend. Ask friend to register and ask their own questions in their own topic. She's partially blind and needed some help. CR001! And in regards to my ca...

Hi! I have a friend who got British citizen via refugee route. She got British passport in 2013. Now she wants to go back to Pakistan, as there are some property issues for which she physically needs to be there. Maybe for a year or two. Is this ok with Home office ? What's the maximum time she can...

Hi! I have a friend who got British citizen via refugee route. She got British passport in 2013. Now she wants to go back to Pakistan, as there are some property issues for which she physically needs to be there. Maybe for a year or two. Is this ok with Home office ? What's the maximum time she can ...

CR001: She Might need to stay long. Maybe for a year or so. Plx guide. Please don't use your questions topic to ask multiple questions about your friend. Ask friend to register and ask their own questions in their own topic. She's partially blind and needed some help. Then kindly start a separate t...

She claimed assylum from UK, along with 4 little daughters. Came as a visitor and claimed. That time she had serious issues there. Back in 2004 I am talking about. All this time lived here. Her daughters are also grown up now here. But she needs to now visit for property issues. Can she? CR001: She...

The OP claimed asylum presumably from Pakistan, and gained ILR via the SET P Refugee settlement route. The issue comes in when it appears the country is and was safe and could potentially cast doubt on the 'refugee' claim, potentially obtained fraudulently. She claimed assylum from UK, along with 4...

A British citizen is free to leave the UK and live elsewhere for any length of time. Not sure what you mean by "safe" - if you have dual nationality then normally you will have no consular support from the UK in your home country. The OP claimed asylum presumably from Pakistan, and gained ILR via t...

A British citizen is free to leave the UK and live elsewhere for any length of time. Not sure what you mean by "safe" - if you have dual nationality then normally you will have no consular support from the UK in your home country. The OP claimed asylum presumably from Pakistan, and gained ILR via t...

alterhase58 wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 26, 2019 9:59 am

A British citizen is free to leave the UK and live elsewhere for any length of time. Not sure what you mean by "safe" - if you have dual nationality then normally you will have no consular support from the UK in your home country.

What is consular support?

Yes. You can apply for British citizenship immediately as you are married to a British national. However you must not have been in breach of the immigration rules like having past periods of overstaying Hi! Thank you for your reply. I haven't left UK at all from the past 7 years. So guess should be...

Yes. You can apply for British citizenship immediately as you are married to a British national. However you must not have been in breach of the immigration rules like having past periods of overstaying Hi! Thank you for your reply. I haven't left UK at all from the past 7 years. So guess should be...

CR001 : Hi again! I was a refugee till day before. Received ILR yesterday. NOW today somebody told me I can now apply for British passport/naturalization because I fill the following criteria; Eligibility and fees You can apply for British citizenship by ‘naturalisation’ if you: are 18 or over are m...

I am very happy. Thanks to Almighty GOD for blessing me with another opportunity. I got my ILR granted. Timeline is as follows Online application made: 02/01/2019 Boimetrics done : 03/01/2019 Application received email received: 03/01/2019 BRP card received today : 22/03/2019 It took 2 months 20 da...

I am very happy. Thanks to Almighty GOD for blessing me with another opportunity. I got my ILR granted. Timeline is as follows Online application made: 02/01/2019 Boimetrics done : 03/01/2019 Application received email received: 03/01/2019 BRP card received today : 22/03/2019 It took 2 months 20 da...

I am very happy. Thanks to Almighty GOD for blessing me with another opportunity. I got my ILR granted. Timeline is as follows Online application made: 02/01/2019 Boimetrics done : 03/01/2019 Application received email received: 03/01/2019 BRP card received today : 22/03/2019 It took 2 months 20 da...

Thanks my friend, but did you send your documents by post or you went to the centre they scanned the documents for you? Please confirm. Thanks Dear tawa 11 What is your nationality and did you apply with online documents with new service or did u apply through post via old service? I sent everythin...

nthapachetri wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 11, 2019 11:56 pm

You need a valid leave to apply TD

Got it! Many thanks

Hello, I have a question. Can I travel abroad while my Set(p) ILR application is in process. I don't have travel documents either, will have to apply. Would that be ok? Help plxxx No, you cannot. Travelling abroad would make your application considered withdrawn and leave under Section 3C (in time ...

Hello, I have a question. Can I travel abroad while my Set(p) ILR application is in process. I don't have travel documents either, will have to apply. Would that be ok? Help plxxx No, you cannot. Travelling abroad would make your application considered withdrawn and leave under Section 3C (in time ...

Hello, I have a question. Can I travel abroad while my Set(p) ILR application is in process. I don't have travel documents either, will have to apply. Would that be ok? Help plxxx [/Hello Saamna highlight] If you don't have travel documents and you cant travel on your national passport as well then...