Hi, Um, are you sure thats the best way? As the mother of the children is a Irish Citizen still rising the children you as an Zambrano carer is the non-EEA national primary carer of a EEA citizen who is residing in the EAA, and who has a right to reside if their removal from the EAA would require th...
I believe that their are contact numbers for the staff at various airports in the uk floating around the forum, i'm not sure of the details myself but you might find something with a google search. I have a feeling that the most you'l hear tho is something along the line of only an immigration offic...
Hmm, I'm unsure but I think the immigration will be access the HO details and be admitted in their EU/EEA status i'd say just carry the expired (eu/eea) passport . But perhaps depending on their nationality can they acquire a national id card quicker than a passport renewal or a temporary passport? ...
If you are attempting registration as a British citizen under the British Nationality (Hong Kong) Act 1997. The issue is you can't have held dual citizenship on the relevant date being (immediately before 4 February 1997) unless you are born after or acquired British Nationality after then (which th...
As you have no criminal conviction/s or served time (in total) more than 12 months, you should be fine to meet the character requirement. If you wish to state you had a caution in the additional information (or if a question asks for such information) It would be better than the Australian Immigrati...
What is OLE? I think it's a mistype I believe it is meant to be ILR (i.e. hit the o key instead of the i, they are right next to each other ) https://www.gov.uk/becoming-a-british-citizen/if-your-spouse-is-a-british-citizen But my fiance can become a british citizen in feb18 next year. The guidance...
What is the point of requesting for my passport back then if i can't travel? Why would they offer a service that in essence has no use? For non EEA, a passport is the only way they have to prove their identity in this country, that's the reason they allow applicants to ask for their passport back B...
I am looking for advice on how to take my son back to live in UK. Okay, so it isn't a UK issue because he is a British Citizen with a British Passport. applied for his British passport from Chennai (he is British by decent through me as his father). The passport was received in December 2016. So th...
You are legally allowed by the EEA regulations to work from the moment you marry. However, most employers would be too nervous to (continue to) employ you without a visa, RC, FP or 'positive' CoA. . Why can't the EEA permit be used for the first 6 months as proof of right to work in the UK? Isnt th...
If you have been living in the UK for five years as a qualified person with less than six months of absent with year with your wife she should have acquired PR and can apply for that. Because your children were born in the UK, As an Irish citizen, you are already deemed to hold settled status in the...
1. Is it late if she returns back to the UK and gets a job and try to settle things with her? It depends on how long she has been away and if the continuation of residence has been broken, If it has then you will have to restart the PR counter i.e. wait five more years until acquiring PR. 2. She us...
My father has been living in the UK since 1883 He must pretty remarkable as Ireland didn't exist as a state in 1883 :lol: 1. Can i apply for a EEA family permit for my husband and 2 kids on my irish passport even though i live in South Africa? Yes, suggest you read here - https://www.gov.uk/family-...
You're also too old for a working holiday visa (must be under 30 years old). Like CR001 you should review the various visas - https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa-1
1. Would it be wise to still apply for this, knowing it could be refused because she is not in the country? Your rights to reside are derived from your EEA spouse exercising rights in the UK, If they are no longer in the UK (They can be absent for up to six months per year or one period of twelve m...
If you UK Permanent Residency (ILR) and have been in the UK for 1 year after obtaining ILR (without being absent for more than 90 days), then apply as normal. why do you need to obtain spouse visa and additional 3 year route ? Just get your passport and done... Breev Isn't asking about obtaining a ...
Just like CR001 said you can only count the time without a residence card if you had been married as the rights derived are automatic, however, you had no automatic right-to-reside as an unmarried partner without having been issued an EEA family permit or residence card.
You can't transfer it, you need to apply for a new residence card - https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-a-uk-residence-card/replace You can apply for a new residence card or permanent residence card if the passport containing your old residence card has expired - you can’t transfer it to a new passport. If...
One of the many questions Brexit poses, Of course ideally those who acquired British Citizenship while the UK was still in the EU can keep both, but you'll have to wait and see
Yes you are entitled to be registered, You do meet all the requirements, and would have had right-of-abode in the UK if you mother had been able to pass it down to you like male British Citizens (Or citizens of the UK and Colonies as it was at the time) could have done prior to 1983. Make sure you c...
If he intends to try and bring his mother out permanently I wouldn't worry, the only applicable visa would be an "adult dependent relative" which I do not know the figures for how many are granted but is basically impossible to be successful. The UK does not support family members immigrat...
Congrats! Yes a parent or both parents have PR and the child who was born in the UK, will have British Citizenship and you can apply for a passport online or obtain a form from the post office.
He can only register as an British Citizen if under 18. Crown service must be in service for the government of the Uk, not the Australian government. What were the dates of his parents marriage, if they married prior to 1949 the wife had British Citizen conferred (I.e. Otherwise than by decent) whic...
