Hi all, I hope you will be able to help me here about something I'm a bit confused. based on: https://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-citizens-families/what-youll-need-to-apply Proof of continuous residence To be eligible for settled status, you usually need to have lived in the UK, the Channel Island...

I am reading this and thinking: what a mess!!! You came in on a 6 months visitor visa then based on a common psychological situation you used the NHS and filled applications to settle in the country. I don't know from whom your are taking advice, but you are not doing yourself a favor at the moment....

Hi All, I was hoping you would be able to offer me some guidance as I am now beyond confused! I have submitted my Right of Abode application (within the UK). This is my 3rd application- which has always been processed very quickly and efficiently. I now understand that the processing times are alot...

Thank you Casa. Much appreciated. T You have to apply before the end of his current visa. So the application for extension has to be sent today or tomorrow as his visa expires the 13th. Also, if he used public funds for his treatment (like he is on NHS), he will never get a visitor visa in the futu...

Thanks for response, can we deposit a fixed amount for this trip? And, is it that a person who is not hoding job cannot visit UK? He have committment such as family, properties, kids education etc. He will definitely wont stay here for more than a week. An unemployed person from a country requiring...

Hi guys, We have submitted application / attended appointment (standard / income route). We are wondering if my partner (sponsor) is able to change jobs? What if referencing people contact them to confirm employment? Many thanks Y Hello Your partner is free to change job. The employer they contact ...

What's your citizenship? What type of cards do you have? and what's the reason you need to go to your home country? If it's mater of going for a few weeks, it's not an issue. Just make sure your card is valid for your return otherwise they won't let you in. If you want to stay an extended period of ...

Hello The residence card is not like a driving license or credit card. If you lose a driving license, you pay £20 to the DLVA and they send you one. You don't have to pass a driving exam for that. If you lose your credit card, the bank will send yo a replacement card for free. They don't do a credit...

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Fri Aug 09, 2019 11:35 am

You do realise this visa is the hardest to get and almost certain to be refused.

I tried to put it mildly thinking there might be some EEA in it, if it's UK immigration rules, the chances are indeed slim.

Also you said that your brother is British and would like to sponsor her. But this cannot fit into an EEA route or is there any previous history?

Hello. I am non eea. Non eea permit valid March 2020.. Waiting for my settle stattus to come. My French wife got already settle statttus. We are financially strong, every month I am sending money to mum, all paper work I got. Sending money since August 2018. Other British brother is also sponsoring...

I add my vote to this: ILR is ILR and not dependent of any previous immigration condition. It's a permanent right to reside. An ILR doesn't go away because a divorce, unemployment or things of this nature.

I read somewhere on Gov.uk that the withdrawal of an application can take up to 70 days. Confirm that please before going ahead with that.

I am an American and my wife is a German citizen, and we both live in Germany. We would like to move to the UK, specifically Scotland. I just received a job offer in Scotland, which would start at the end of October or early November, depending on what time frame works best for us to move there. I ...

hi guys. i am currently waiting for my decree nisi and initially was planning to apply for retention of the right. However i more and more hear about this pre-settled status which people who qualify can apply now. Does anyone know what happens if i recieve this status and then my divorce is finalis...

I am not dependent on my mom anymore. I have being working for the past 5 years at the same company but we constantly work 6 to 7 months a year. This year my work started April and its ending in September. Please can I used a 5 months contract thats starts from April and end in September to apply f...

hello all i am FAMILY member if British citizens come in uk in eea permit wish will expire very soon I need to apply for pre settled status do my British wife need to be working for me to apply for pre settled status?? You need to tell us more. - How come you have an EEA permit with a Britsh wife? ...

Oh thanks. My solicitor says that we should wait as it’s nothing we can do right now. Yes, he is right. There is nothing you can do and there is nothing abnormal. It can take up to 6 months and they really mean 6 months. If you are lucky you get it in less but most often then not, you will pass the...

Hi guys, I have applied for EEA PR and have received COA on May 24. However, have not heard anything from UKBA since May. It’s been two month and something now and really worrying. Does anyone have the similar situation? I don't see anything wrong. Check the time lines posts. PR application takes t...

Your employer would have to do RLMT to prove there is no British or EU citizen or settled person for the job, i.e. prove you are not 'pre-selected', so always a bit more difficult when you are already working for an employer @CR0001 doest this condition still apply to him considering he is already ...

Thank you so much casa for quick reply so that mean I can apply bcz some people said to me I can't and some I can. I will up date what come out Thanks again. You live in a democratic country, you can always apply for anything you want. Nothing prevents you from applying. Fill the forms, post the pa...

He works sort of freelance at times. He has a relative who has a construction company. Look, let me share with you my feeling about the entire thing. I respect you and respect the job you do. I think it wasn't easy for you to relocate from Philippines to Britain, get an exciting job, an ILR... I li...

Yes it's unfortunate I told him no to leave to avoid resting the counter and see someone who can help with these maters but the next think I know is that he took next flight home.

Hello I am not very familiar with the UK immigration system (I have more experience with EEA routes). I would like to ask if there is anything even remotely possible for this guy. Situation: - He came in to the UK from Africa in mid-nineties. - He married (a UK national) and got 3 children When I me...

What's your own citizenship?

Are you thinking about marriage?