Hi,
I do hope you can help.
I initially moved to the UK in 2002 on a student visa. I subsequently received a spousal visa and then ILR in 2005.
In 2006 I relocated to Jamaica with my wife and son (who was born in the UK). Due to my absence my ILR status I presumed was now void considering I was out of the country for more than 3 years.
In 2015 I returned to the UK on a work visa (Software Engineer) with my family. My wife and son were British citizens but I had to add my daughter to my work visa application. Through her mother my daughter has now been granted citizenship.
The family has settled well and have been residing in the UK for just over a year now. We have all intentions of settling permanently. My questions are:
1. How do I go about applying for citizenship considering the rest of the family are now all citizens?
2. Do I need to re apply for ILR first?
3. If yes to point 2 then do I have to be in the country for a period of time or is my previous ILR recognised?
4. Now that my daughter is a British citizen do I get a refund on her health surcharge of which was paid for 5 years. We both paid 5 years surcharge when we were given 3 years. Shouldn't we be refunded for the 2 extra years anyway?
Looking forward to your response.
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