John wrote:This morning I put the person concerned on "thin ice" and blocked their ability to send PMs. And that was before reading the above.

But after reading the above, that is totally unacceptable behaviour, I shall now ban them.

Thanks John.

You have to report the matter to the Administrator, or a Moderator, who will ensure he stops harassing you and possibly get barred. PM John about it, he is usually helpful in dealing with these matters. I PMd an Administrator last night, but realise he/she may not have been on. I've now PMd John.

.... and yet another one from the eloquent Premkumar99

From: Premkumar99
To: cb1964
Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 10:05 pm
Subject: talk to you bitch
dei spycho idiot pig monkey fat mule bastard

What? Man??? i'm not a man. Why bother posting if ur just going to be like that and make ppl think there's no hope? Do u even know anything about it?? I totally agree with you Viv. I have posted several warnings on responses he has given and have now received an onslaught of offensive PMs and have ...

ahh, this individual obviously has little to occupy his time.

I have received yet another one.

From: Premkumar99
To: cb1964
Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 9:47 pm
Subject: psycho
go to your ---ing country.

.. and I have now received a further three messages. From: Premkumar99 To: cb1964 Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 9:37 pm Subject: mule holeq whf do you want idiot psycho mental bauahahahhah From: Premkumar99 To: cb1964 Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 9:38 pm Subject: mental psycho indian dog From: Premkumar99 To...

I am also an IT contractor and it is very difficult to get a job in contracting at the moment, so, no, I would not bother coming. More and more companies are outsourcing their IT departments to India anyway, so there are probably more jobs there than here at the moment.

I received the following from another user: From: Premkumar99 To: cb1964 Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 8:45 pm Subject: mule knee cap. mind your words. bull shit.............. ======================================= Presumably the reason was because the comments he was posting were nonsensical and I advi...

Hi there, I thought to start a thread for the above group. I got my initial HSMP during Sep 2006 and I got my extension for 3 years under HSMP JR. I am sure that I would be able to get my PR after completing 5 years in sep 2011. I would like to know how the new citizenship rules would affect me. Do...

[quote="Premkumar99"]First the guy should be interested........[/quote] Please ignore anything this person writes. It is all gibberish.

[quote="Premkumar99"]no[/quote] Ignore anything this person says - have a look at his previous posts and you can see they are all rubbish.

it is like 10 years I am ignoring this comment because it is evident from the user's previous comments he thinks everything is a joke and has nothing of any value to say. Would it be possible for someone to give me accurate information. I have searched on the web and have only found that they are t...

Hi,

Someone told me that the law had recently changed regarding the length of time a Non-EU national married to an EU national must be resident in the UK (my understanding was that it is 5 years, he said it was 10 years) before being eligible for British citizenship.

I am Irish, but also hold a UK passport. For my husband to obtain an Irish passport we would also have to be living in Ireland, not England.

As per original post.

I am Irish (EEA national), my husband submitted an EEA2 form as a non-EEA spouse of an EEA national and recently received his 5 year residency. He has been here approximately 1 year and 5 months.

I did not think how long we were married was relevant to the physical process.

I am not asking anyone to speculate as to what future law may be - because that would indeed be a ridiculous question.

I was simply asking what the process is now, eg. what form, etc., etc.,

I thought different rules applied because he is a NON EEA spouses an EEA national (I thought he had to be here for 5 years prior to doing anything).

Yes, we were married before he came.

Hello, My husband received his 5 year UK residency visa (non-EEA spouse of an EEA (Irish) National) after a 10 1/2 month wait. I know I am asking these questions way ahead of time, but I like to be prepared. My questions are: 1. What is the next step in order for him to obtain citizenship and when d...

My husband's application was received by the UK Border agency in March 2008... 10 1/2 months later he finally received his passport and visa. We contacted our local MP in November and SOLVIT recently. Both were helpful and supportive. Don't expect any response from the UKBA - they only communicated ...

I must admit I was worried when I received my residency and passport (I'm an EU citizen) , but my husband did not receive his. It is now over 7 months of waiting.

Yep, it is indeed taking forever. We are now well into our seventh month of waiting.

I applied for residency as an Irish citizen (was told it would speed things up) alongside my husbands application as Non-EU citizen. We sent our applications in at the end of February also. I received my passport back mid August, however we are still waiting on my husbands. I telephoned and they hav...

I didn't think that any help was given, but the other person insisted that it was because this is what other people had told him. So, I thought best to check it out.

Any ideas as to the type of questions they ask at interview?

Hello, Does anyone know if the US government provides any assistance to an individual who is successful in obtaining a Green Card - eg, job and accommodation. Their home country is Mauritania, the person does not speak English and is due to go for an interview at the US consulate next week for their...