hi, I'm preparing my application in advance on the website, completing all the bits I can complete by now. not at any point was I asked if I want to apply on the 3 year route as a spouse of a British citizen, or on the 5 year route (on my own). and I was asked for my marriage certificate and spouse'...

contorted_svy wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 02, 2024 11:55 am

Owning a house is not a requirement, I would supply my tenancy agreement.

thanks Conttorted_svy

you can apply under 6(1). thank you. how do I go about proving I've established UK as home if we'd sold the house and divorced by then? Finances is easy, I can supply all my P60s and salary slips I suppose, a bank statement too maybe? employment is also easy, a letter from HR. but the home and fami...

hi, I'm sorry to be the bearer of more pessimistic view on this. I have applied for my late mother for ADR in September 2022. she had chronic schizophrenia, a very severe case, well documented by 20 years worth of doctors appointments and continuous assessment. I'll tell you now what I had to provid...

one more question please, thought it was obvious but now not sure anymore. I had obtained my ILR as a spouse of a Biritsh citizen, am I okay to apply under 6.1 though? I'd rather the 5 year route because of all the absents. also because we might divorce by then anyway. but if we were still married, ...

is there a list of suggested evidence to provide for all of these? do I need to get letters from friends and colleagues for example as way of showing that I have made the UK my home? the group of friends with whom I play football for example? these kind of things? thanks

Can't imagine that would play a role, if you are applying in your own right. Be also sure that you were in the UK the day five years before you plan to apply (eg if applying on the 8 Aug 2024 you'd need to physically have been in the UK on the 9 Aug 2019). hi, one more question please, when they sa...

Can't imagine that would play a role, if you are applying in your own right. Be also sure that you were in the UK the day five years before you plan to apply (eg if applying on the 8 Aug 2024 you'd need to physically have been in the UK on the 9 Aug 2019). Thank you. Yes luckily it was Covid times ...

It does specify that if you intend to ask for discretion on one requirement you need to meet all other requirements, including the absences ones. They set the statutory requirements, and absences are definitely a factor they keep into account to determine if someone meets their bar. Strongly advise...

If you want discretion on one requirement you need to meet all other criteria, no "double whammy" allowed. If you wait until your absences in the last year have gone under 90 days you will be able to apply then. :cry: thank you. I was afraid of that "last but not least".. I had ...

hi everyone, reading the guidance on Nationality policy: Naturalisation as a British citizen by discretion / version 14.0 I have a question on the below wording for example on page 18, absence in the last year: ..of more than 100 days but not more than 180 days where the residence requirements over ...

AmazonianX wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 22, 2023 2:10 pm

Congratulations and hoping the visa get put to use. The feedback is appreciated; factual and no sugar coating. And a glimmer of hope for people who will go the route.

thank you. she passed away about a month after writing this post but.. what are you gonna do. good luck to all.

I think consult a lawyer ASAP. If you need to apply for an ADR, there is a lot of work ahead to prove that she is "dependant on you". The good news is, she's already there with you and she'll probably be able to stay while it's being looked at. Unlike me, where I had to leave the UK for th...

Hi everyone, I applied for my mum (who suffers from schizophrenia) for an ADR visa back in September 2022. I have posted questions about this back in February 2022 before finally submitting end of August 2022. Application was rejected in December 2022 (short processing time given a child's interest;...

Dear nopal, I am in the same exact situation. My mother lives on her own in Eygpt and she suffers from severe schizophrenia :( I hope I can bring her to the UK through the ADR visa and look after her. Any update about your mother's visa? Would you be able to message me regarding the solicitor as I ...

Dear nopal, I am in the same exact situation. My mother lives on her own in Eygpt and she suffers from severe schizophrenia :( I hope I can bring her to the UK through the ADR visa and look after her. Any update about your mother's visa? Would you be able to message me regarding the solicitor as I ...

oh! you're right! 3x2 is indeed = 6! sorry! thanks a lot for taking the time to reply.
I'm sure it's not news to you but one reads these over and over again until the brain malfunctions
thanks.

here is the full passage for reference: "6 letters and/or other documents addressed to you and your partner at the same address to show that you have been living together during the past 2.5 years You must provide 6 letters or other documents addressed to you jointly or in both your names. If y...

Zimba wrote: ↑

Mon May 09, 2022 12:46 pm

There is no specific requirement for these under the rules. Provide 3 pieces of evidence from at least 2 sources anywhere in the the last two years

Thank you. did you mean 6 pieces of evidence? the quote I attached was directly from the application.
please advise.
thanks.

Hi all, the application asks for "6 letters and/or other documents addressed to you and your partner at the same address to show that you have been living together during the past 2.5 years" [/i] My visa extension was issued on 29-04-2020, it's valid till October 2022 I'm applying for my I...

P.P.S: even though I read somewhere on the gov's website that I can apply for this visa for my mother before I'm settled, the lawyer made it clear I had to wait till I have my IRL to apply. I must've misunderstood what I initially read on there. The website is very clear on the requirements. Apply ...

after a lot of research, I did find a law firm that seem to have enough experience in ADR visas and dealt with different cases of adult dependent relative visas with mental illness. I found a couple actually but one of them they dealt with a lot, especially the famous Osman v ECO [OA/18244/2012] cas...

There probably are, but keep in mind that we cannot recommend any particular firm or lawyers on these forums. oh, bummer, thanks though, I'lll keep looking. my mom lives with us not in her home country Is she in the UK on a visit visa? oh god, I meant to say lives with my brother :) I said "us...

Hello everyone, 1st of all thanks for all the information provided here, I've read this thread https://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/adult-dependant-relative-care-requirement-t187771.html and others, in addition to the gov's website, requirements, and the grounds for refus...