Hi team can you please change my user name to " positivevives555" and delate country flag or change it to the USA please.

thank you

Dual nationals need to recognise that a British passport doesn't protect the holder from being harrassed by the authorities of their home country, and it doesn't guarentee British consular support when it might be needed. Effectively in the home country person is a citizen of that country. If the h...

Refugees once they take British citizenship are free to travel back to their country of origin as freely as any other British citizen to that country. Does it have risks - of course, particularly if the country has not changed from the time asylum was sought / granted. Only the individual can make ...

Is the friend referred here also a citizen of El Salvador (as per your flag)? yes, El Salvador has changed in the past 2-3 years, from the world murder capital to now one of the safest countries in the world, of course, nobody was expecting this change so quickly but the new president Nayid Bukele ...

Dear Forum Members, I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to seek advice on behalf of a friend who is a former refugee, now a British citizen, 10 years living in the UK, she is contemplating a visit to their home country. Given the recent changes in the situation there, she is unsure...

Hello everybody, I had been reading this forum for about 3 years, trying to get a good knowledge of everybody experience´s to get ready for my application. I did my application last November and today I got the reply from HO with a positive answer :D I want to say thank you to everybody that takes t...

Hello, there I've got some doubts about ILR which I will apply next month for me and family. 1) Do I need a travel document for apply? I always was scared to travel and this could cause any problems for time to apply for ILR so I never bother to ask for a travel document for me and any family member...