I remember when I stumbled upon immigration board after spending a lot of money and getting nothing achieved. And then the journey of self search started and then found myself here.. from fighting through HO for my PR to Acquiring British Citizenship and then now holding a British Passport. There we...

Eligibility criteria: Non EEA Pr acquired Mar 2016 though issued in July 2017 Language criteria met: Trinity college + LIUK Nationality: Non EEA Method of application: NCS + JCAP Date of application: 20/09/2017 Payment method: Debit Card Date of receipt by HO/UKVI: 21/09/2017 Date of acknowledgemen...

Eligibility criteria: Non EEA Pr acquired Mar 2016 though issued in July 2017 Language criteria met: Trinity college + LIUK Nationality: Non EEA Method of application: NCS + JCAP Date of application: 20/09/2017 Payment method: Debit Card Date of receipt by HO/UKVI: 21/09/2017 Date of acknowledgemen...

Eligibility criteria: Non EEA Pr acquired Mar 2016 though issued in July 2017 Language criteria met: Trinity college + LIUK Nationality: Non EEA Method of application: NCS + JCAP Date of application: 20/09/2017 Payment method: Debit Card Date of receipt by HO/UKVI: 21/09/2017 Date of acknowledgemen...

Hello house, please I will like to ask a question on behalf of a friend. She came into UK in 2012 on a visitors visa with her child and husband, it expired in May 2012, she went on to have another child and then she filed for Asylum in June 2014, , had another child in 016. Her Asylum have now been ...

Good Morning All, 5 weeks ago I sent my PR back to the home office to correct the footer and header as they made mistake with the whole batch. However, since then i never heard back from them. I have sent them around 65 email and still nothing I have called the number on the letter which urged me t...

Hello, So I was wondering - I received my replacement PR card (due to the error by the HO) a couple of weeks back and it now have a different BRP/ID number than the previous one. Now the issue is this; I used the details of the previous one during my naturalisation submission. Do I have to update th...

Same my husband. It is 2 and half months and we still did not get new card. I have the same problem, nearly three months and nothing has arrived! Any news? I got mine after about a month and that was because I kept sending them email and reporting via their website. I specifically said I needed it ...

Got my updated PR card two days ago after sending multiple emails and reporting multiple times via their website. So the fixture; Instead of permit, they wrote Card. Also written below it is Residence card of family member of a union citizen. Thanks all for your help

Eligibility criteria: Non EEA Pr acquired Mar 2016 though issued in July 2017 Language criteria met: Trinity college + LIUK Nationality: Non EEA Method of application: NCS + JCAP Date of application: 20/09/2017 Payment method: Debit Card Date of receipt by HO/UKVI: 21/09/2017 Date of acknowledgemen...

Hstepper07 wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 30, 2017 9:00 pm

Received mine after 2 months. Had to contact via
https://www.gov.uk/biometric-residence- ... ot-arrived
After an exchange of a few emails, they sent my card within 7 working days

Thanks for the response. I will contact them again. It is just annoying.

Eligibility criteria: Non EEA Pr acquired Mar 2016 though issued in July 2017 Language criteria met: Trinity college + LIUK Nationality: Non EEA Method of application: NCS + JCAP Date of application: 20/09/2017 Payment method: Debit Card Date of receipt by HO/UKVI: 21/09/2017 Date of acknowledgement...

Hello all, So HO circulated a letter couple of months back requesting for the PR card to be cut and sent back to them so they can rectify an error and that amended card will be returned within 5 days. I know not to believe in whatever the HO says about duration but have anyone have their amended car...

Eligibility criteria: Non EEA Pr acquired Mar 2016 though issued in July 2017 Language criteria met: Trinity college + LIUK Nationality: Non EEA Method of application: NCS + JCAP Date of application: 20/09/2017 Payment method: Debit Card Date of receipt by HO/UKVI: 21/09/2017 Date of acknowledgemen...

Eligibility criteria: Non EEA Pr acquired Mar 2016 though issued in July 2017 Language criteria met: Trinity college + LIUK Nationality: Non EEA Method of application: NCS + JCAP Date of application: 20/09/2017 Payment method: Debit Card Date of receipt by HO/UKVI: 21/09/2017 Date of acknowledgemen...

Eligibility criteria: Non EEA Pr acquired Mar 2016 though issued in July 2017 Language criteria met: Trinity college + LIUK Nationality: Non EEA Method of application: NCS + JCAP Date of application: 20/09/2017 Payment method: Debit Card Date of receipt by HO/UKVI: 21/09/2017 Date of acknowledgement...

I'm not going to say try and forget about it, because its simply impossible to do so, when you think about the magnitude and importance attached to BC in this current hostile climate. I've seen straight forward applications take upwards of 8-9months and even longer and others arrive within 3 months...

Hi Chelsuz85 Thanks for coming back with an update, good luck with your application for BC. Its good to know you have a plan for the children to get BC too. All the best Good hearing from you Carling40. Fingers crossed everything turns out well. I leanrt its average of 2.5 - 3 months for the BC. Ho...

JAJ wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 21, 2017 12:12 am

Chelsuz85 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 20, 2017 2:29 pm

So today 20/09/2017, I have used Lancashire NCS service to apply for BC and Passport together for myself only.

Out of interest- is there a plan for your children to get British citizenship too?

When I can afford that - Yes. For now; I am unable to do such for 4 children.

When I can afford that - Yes.

So today 20/09/2017, I have used Lancashire NCS service to apply for BC and Passport together for myself only. Fingers crossed everything comes out OK.

I think you mean application for residence card and not permanent residence.

Although we are divorced, Father is still resident in UK and exercising treaty rights, never stopped working. Sorry. I misread "I reside with my children in a different county from my ex-husband" in the opening post as saying "different country ". I should have said city, makes ...

I'm not sure that Child D has permanent residence. It's unclear from what we've been told. If the father was still working in the UK on D's 5th birthday, then D has acquired PR. Otherwise, the best hope is that: (1) The father left the UK as soon as he stopped working; and (2) D started school (and...

These are all separate applications, AN1 for you, and I think EEA3 (EEA PR?) for the kids. It is actually 85 pounds, because of biometrics, but probably still worth it. The kids already have PR I believe, What I am looking for is DCPR isn't it? The last one was born in the UK and she never had Regi...