scorpio1 wrote:thanks for reply,
yes wife and baby both are eea national.
eco refused as much points come in his mind i feeling.
any other helping tips please

Just reapply will be quicker than appeal or better still do both , it is free !!
Assume you are now legally resident in the country you now live ?

Hi I come to UK working for major Indian IT consultancy in London. My company treat me shit. I live in two bed house with 15 others. I want new work will do anythings to escape from these slavery. Can Java, C++ best in my class. Please help I live in back garden Hounslow near Heathrow. If can't hel...

batleykhan wrote:Nice to see people with a sense of humour using the forum

Sense of humour ? Wasting time more like !!

harv wrote:I think this is all dependent on the test centres, just try a different one if they are giving you a headache.

It is booked on line so you can not just try another centre!

May want to show friends bank statements and if a mortgage that the payments uptodate . he doesn't need to submit the friend's bank statements - the friend is not offering financial support, just accomodation. the freind may not be providing financial support, but they are providing the accommoatio...

lots of waffle but very straight forward go into your nearest Santander bank on arrival explain situation and pay it off, same with any other bank debt you have .

Think the point is if you are a visitor you will not have the official documents required . Would be interesting to see if anyone who recently took it had to show resident proof, years ago you just showed a passport and gave them the PO code and no questions asked !

Hi, I have a query about a spouse visa and a child dependants visa. I know that 2 seperate visa forms are needed for both applicants, but is 2 lots of paperwork needed for both applicants, or will the spouse visa be the main applicant. I would appreciate your help. Why not put copies of the spouse ...

May want to show friends bank statements and if a mortgage that the payments uptodate .

francoosei wrote:Hi,
I guess you cannot since you need a proof of address togather with an ID
Thanks

That is my belief but open to GURU ways round it

Morning, Me and my wife have today submitted our VISA application, my wife is a Indian national and I am British born with a UK passport. She has submitted our VISA via the Ahmedabad, Gujarat office. We used the "Premium Service Lounge" which I would recommend to all actually if your loca...

Lucapooka wrote:Nevertheless, it's not a mandatory requirement so listing a hotel or relative/friends address should be sufficient.

That was ok in the old days but how do you show your name and address on the document as shown on the online registration .

I believe it clearly says you can not apply for settlement in this category . As you say there is a concession but not clear you meet that . You also mention a similar case with domestic workers this route now closed .

It's not necessary to be a resident of the UK to take this test. Many people have visited the UK and done what you are suggesting. Please elaborate on what actual proof (the type and style of the paperwork) is being suggested. I think the new registration leads one to think you need to be able to g...

Hello every one, Me and my wife passed LIUK test in 2007, but it wasn't asked during our ILR application was granted in Feb 2012 due HSMP-JR case. Will LIUK test be still valid in 2013 when we will apply for naturalization :?: Is there any web site where we can find the test center as whether is it...

sur wrote:hmmm... Thanks guys! Good sense of humor though.
Anyway jus a quick question again. If she has a child who is a BC, but she has absence of 210 days in the last year but has not crossed 450 days in the 5 yr qualifying period, will discretion be used?

Is this friend your wife

nasir wrote:hi,
thanks for your reply, we have 5 years old doughter and currently my wife is 3 months pregnent. i have savings of 120000 GBP cash for living in UK.


what kind of questions i might be faced ?

thanks

still as I said above

So you are asking if it is OK to lie and obtain British citizenship by deception? I hope that, if not your friend, that at least you are smart enough to figure out if this is right or wrong. Unless she travelled on her own broomstick, her departure details are accessible from the airlines records w...

Midouwuniaski wrote:To be honest I'm afraid my brother and worry
But if they will refuse it, wt I will have to do?

If it is a genuine relationship you have nothing to worry about

Not sure a letter has an expiry date .
You may need to be clearer about what you mean.
Do you mean should the date on the letter be close to the application date or do you mean something else ?

at the time of your second marriage you were not free to marry as you were already married in the UK .
What do you mean by registered with the court in India do you mean a civil ceremony or civil registration ?

Jomags1 wrote:We received passport today with full settlement visa. Husband flying friday will finally be together. Good luck everyone that was a long 5 months and 16 days

It is very unusual for post dated documents to be accepted I believe, having seen lots of posts on this .

Enjoy !

hi, we were married before she got UK citizenship and we got 5 years old doughter now (also UK citizen), i got temporarly job cotract in middle east while she having good job in africa and that why we live in deferent countires, however we fly for holidays and regular meeting each others. so any ch...

Hello everyone ! My wife is expecting baby due in April 2012. I am holding ILR Visa and My wife holding Spouse visa. Here My question is :Does baby qualifies directly British Citzenship or Do we need to apply Indian Passport and ILR dependant visa. If baby is born in UK, and you want it to be India...

bhaws wrote:Hi
thanks for responding....
but i wish to be there early, can my younger one travel with us on visitor/tourist visa and then once i m there we can apply for his ILR there...
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I doubt you will be issued a visit visa as you will not be able to show you have intention to leave .