I had permanent residency via EEA Family permit and recently got naturalised about 2 weeks ago. My CEFR Level b1.1 from Trinity college was dated 2016, never needed it to get permament residency though so not sure if that makes a difference.
You an employee of your LTD, just submit the same as a permie would - I just sent my p60s with the application. I have been a contractor for 11 years so thats all the employment details I added - approval came through last week with no questions.
Yes her pay will be taken out as dividends (no NIN/only dividends tax) and her accountant would normally advice her to also be listed as an employee so she can get PAYE cheque every month, though this may be under the NIN threshold. If she was just taking out dividends, then she wasnt paying NIN and...
The Home Office expects an earning of enough to at least trigger NI contributions, in effect the Primary Threshold for employees . It used to be ~£162, but has gone up to ~184 a week. Essentially the test the Home Office would likely apply is, did your sponsor sister earn enough to pay National Ins...
ILR as such doesn't expire - it's the card that expires - so just apply for a new one and you should get a reference number for the application, I believe. Naturalisation application whilst in progress doesn't confer any residency rights - it's not an immigration application. So you still need to h...
After some advice on proof that I have applied for British naturalisation. My ILR expires at the end of May and due that I have applied for citizenship (Biometrics was done end of January) so still waiting on a response. My issue is I work as a contractor and the company I'm working for is only will...
Some how you have already SELF-submitted your documents. You have pressed that “submit button” even if unintentionally. The documents that say “submitted” have already been self-submitted and sent to UKVI before your biometrics. Do not worry. Just upload all the required documents now. You will NOT...
I have been adding docs on the UKVCAS site but I notice documents I added on the first day have a status of: Submitted and any docs after that have " remove file ". I'm sure there was a UKVI submit button on the site when I first signed in (never pressed it) but thats missing since then or...
only issue I guess is that my wife stopped working in 2007 to be a stay at home mom (we have never claimed benefits though) so not sure if that affects her exercising her treaty rights. It does. If she had exercised treaty rights for five continuous years before the birth of the child, the child wo...
Child born in 2007 is NOT British and has to apply to register as British on form MN1. Cost is £1023. Child born in 2010, it depends on when the EU national arrived and started exercising treating rights and when the child was born. If you can prove 5 years evidence of exercising treaty rights and ...
Trying to understand if my kids already have British citizenship... Came here in 2005 on a EEA family permit which was valid for 5 years (Wife is Spanish). Had our first child in 2007 and then another in 2010. In 2011 I got ILR and we have been in country as residents till now. Kids have Spanish pas...
I'm applying for my UK citizenship having selected this option from their website: You have ‘permanent residence’ status If you or a family member are from the EU, EEA or Switzerland, you usually get permanent residence status automatically after living in the UK for 5 years. I came here with my Spa...
