Hi everyone. I'm excited to share that I just received my approval as well. I was not asked for CSI, even though I was a student without CSI for a part of my qualifying time for Settled Status. I wholeheartedly hope that you will all receive your approvals really soon! Thank you for your support. D...
''Re: Application for PR or PR card: form EEA (PR) - UpToDate Report this post Post by beaujam90 » Tue Jan 26, 2016 11:42 pm Arrived in uk: 30/06/89 DCPR applied: 04/12/15 || DCPR received: Degree English: 26/08/1998 || Life in UK: 16/10/2015 Citizenship applied: This is my first post on immigration...
Thank you very much everybody. For those who’ve asked: I’ve been a student and self-sufficient since I arrived in the UK in 2012. I submitted the application on 5 Feb and gave fingerprints a week later.
I'm not sure if this CSI can be expected from someone who worked a few years in the UK before started a course at a British University. For example, in my case, I came to the UK in July 2011 and worked full time until September 2014. In 2019, after completing a BA and MA course in Southampton, I st...
SENARIO: Someone who is an EEA and got the Settled status in 01/04/2019 but didn't acquire permanent residence in any time, and he/she 's married to a brit can only apply for the BC on 01/04/2022. For someone who is in the same Senario and who is not married to a brit, he /she will have to wait unt...
SENARIO: Someone who is an EEA and got the Settled status in 01/04/2019 but didn't acquire permanent residence in any time, and he/she 's married to a brit can only apply for the BC on 01/04/2022. For someone who is in the same Senario and who is not married to a brit, he /she will have to wait unti...
But if you have no conformed to the EU directive for the first year(s) (within 10 years), even if you had acquired PR afterward, you still don't qualify for BC (unless the caseworker applies discretion). I think you qualify when you qualify there isn’t a timescale if you haven’t any criminal record...
In my case it more complicated, I came in June 1989. I have acquired PR under 2004/38/EC from the first 5 years but I don't have the documents to show, then I studied 3 years from 1995 to 1098 (I had my country CSI cover, even when I didn't need it as I already had PR ) but don't have document to s...
In my case it more complicated, I came in June 1989. I have acquired PR under 2004/38/EC from the first 5 years but I don't have the documents to show, then I studied 3 years from 1995 to 1098 (I had my country CSI cover, even when I didn't need it as I already had PR ) but don't have document to sh...
If you're referring to page 26 of the new guidance which instructs the caseworker to " assess whether the individual has been here lawfully during their 3 or 5 year residential period prior to pre-settled status or settled status ", then yes, I think it's safe to say that this refers to a...
Settled Status is only certifying you are free from emigration restrictions, then you have 5 years of paid CSI for the qualifying period so where is the good character requirement coming in for the CSI exactly? Unlawful residence is the time spent in the UK when you were not supposed to be here leg...
... I 've mentioned ''a not being married to a brit'' in that scenario. As a married to a brit can apply for BC as soon as he/she acquires Settled status and in that case he/she need the full 10 years CSI cover if that scenario was about a married to a brit and have studied for 10 years.
Precisely ! Settled Status is only certifying you are free from emigration restrictions, then you have 5 years of paid CSI for the qualifying period so where is the good character requirement coming in for the CSI exactly? Unlawful residence is the time spent in the UK when you were not supposed to...
To my understanding the CSI issue is regarding the "good character" requirement, not the residency, therefore the 10 years term. Precisely ! Settled Status is only certifying you are free from emigration restrictions, then you have 5 years of paid CSI for the qualifying period so where is...
For a British citizenship application to be approved the EEA applicant must not have breach the EU/UK immigration law during 10 year preceding the application date. That's why the HO is asking when you came to the country and what have you been doing during the past 10 years. If you were studying (o...
I want us all to not panic and get encouragement from the fact that at least on this forum not a single EU applicant with pending application has been asked to provide CSI, nor has been rejected for the lack of. Even more encouraging, a few EU applicants posted here that they've received approvals ...
I want us all to not panic and get encouragement from the fact that at least on this forum not a single EU applicant with pending application has been asked to provide CSI, nor has been rejected for the lack of. Even more encouraging, a few EU applicants posted here that they've received approvals ...
Hello ! I have found an article that is worrying me and that I would like to share: ''The new naturalisation guidance, issued on 15 May, is the first time the home office has said that having settled status is not sufficient to be granted permanent residency.'' https://apple.news/ABfQiKSRoRJW1TelL_H...
