The UKVI is appealing and some caseworkers are apparently already jumping the gun and disregarding this judgment.

Apply for an entry clearance.

Bing ’s answer: I'm sorry to tell you this, but it seems that getting a UK internship visa in the hospitality sector is very difficult. According to the web search results, the main sponsor for the Temporary Worker GAE visa, formerly known as the Tier 5 visa, is BUNAC¹. However, BUNAC does not spon...

Crazy!

If child is granted British citizenship, then this may benefit the parents’ FLR(FP) applications.

Once a child becomes British, the argument that it would not be reasonable to expect them to leave the UK becomes all the more compelling.

If you are a non-Irish EU national, then would it be easier to move to Ireland under Freedom of Movement?

Are there no possibilities given the fact neither of us have intentions to living in the UK as of now? No. One of the requirements is literally the intention to reside in the UK Unless they apply as the spouse of a British citizen under Section 6(2) . However, ILR and residence requirements apply.

If wife is unable to apply for ILR with you, then both wife and son should extend in the UK before their leave expires, at the same time or after you apply for ILR. They should be granted 3 years’ leave. Son should not lead an independent life and often return home to the UK during holidays from stu...

Inexplicably , HMPO do not accept Nationality Status documents issued from 2018 as evidence of British citizenship. I've also provided all the documentation that they would require to prove my father's citizenship directly (i.e., my grandfather's naturalisation certificate and marriage certificate,...

In-country settlement applications for children and the different sole responsibility requirements.

If mother gets ILR, then it may be easier?

I agree

An applicant for settlement

where

“Settlement” means indefinite leave to enter or remain

is someone applying for ILE or ILR.

It’s not someone who is applying for an entry clearance or leave to remain under Skilled worker.

For your child’s British passport application, you should also submit your naturalisation certificate, as that confers your child’s automatic British citizenship.

For reference, there were at least two previous caselaws regarding these issues prior to the removal of right of appeals for family visitors. They gave some interesting analysis at the time. I think they led to the changes in the Guidance. Genuine visitor: relevant and irrelevant considerations Sawm...

If child was born outside the UK, then child is expected to be in the UK and registration is subject to Section 3(1).

Else, child (born in the UK) is entitled to register.

There used to be a concession for Intra-Company transfer workers to bring dependent parents. Unfortunately, there doesn’t appear to be any provisions under the current work routes for parents as dependants. Even settled people and British citizens find it almost impossible to bring elderly parents.

Megamma wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 24, 2023 11:54 am

But after sending an email that my child comes under the section 34.1 not 34.2 the issue got cleared.

Can you clarify what are Sections 34.1 and 34.2?

Appendix Children Caseworker Guidance.

In-country settlement applications for children and the different sole responsibility requirements

Conversely, it’s a pity that they didn’t ignore the disastrous “advisory” Referendum.

They are ignoring the MAC’s concerns?

Unfortunately, a NS certificate is not worth the Government paper it’s printed on. If your mother is British otherwise than by descent (e.g. born in the UK or naturalised before you were born) and you were born from 1983, then try applying for a British passport.

It’s okay NOT TO apply for ILR for your kids, if they were born in the UK. They are entitled to register for British citizenship directly after a parent is granted ILR. However, consider getting adequate health insurance for them.

Yes, if necessary, then send scans of husband’s and children’s full birth certificates. They should also be able confirm his British citizenship via his expired passport. Send evidence to show that you have been lawfully and continuously living in the UK for at least ten years (with leave that are n...