Hi, Just noticed that I mixed the council name in my naturalization application (put Gloucestershire rather than South Gloucestershire). Is this going to be an issue with the application? I don't mind doing my ceremony in Gloucestershire as it is not far but I wonder if it won't cause issues or dela...

Is the MPhil in the same subject? Is your transfer resulted from your confirmation review? I think if that's the case you should definitely consult the university. A transfer from PhD to M.Phill is a common practice I don't exactly know what it means in terms of progress from UKVI point of view but...

Is the MPhil in the same subject? Is your transfer resulted from your confirmation review? I think if that's the case you should definitely consult the university. A transfer from PhD to M.Phill is a common practice I don't exactly know what it means in terms of progress from UKVI point of view but ...

ILR BRP is a proof of status is the UK for every purpose other then right to rent/work. You can't get status code unless you have a dedicated UKVI account for it.

I think it is better if you use the 'report a problem' link in the first instance. If I were you I would use it. Mark length of stay, and explain that the ILR BRP came with the wrong expiry date. On the form request a corrected ILR BRP with expiry date on 31/12/2024 as everyone else have. My friend ...

Hi Tasha, Normally you get 10 days to report an error on a BRP. You can use this link to do so https://www.gov.uk/biometric-residence-permits/report-problem As people said your mother is a non-visa national. The issue is that if she does not have her BRP or if it's expired then most likely she will ...

As far as I understand, new passports recorded these days in the passport office are also including the BNA act under which the person have British citizenship and whether the person is British by descent or not. For example, BC1(1)b BNA81' mother granted ILR month/year, OTBD In my opinion, this so...

As far as I understand, new passports recorded these days in the passport office are also including the BNA act under which the person have British citizenship and whether the person is British by descent or not. For example, BC1(1)b BNA81' mother granted ILR month/year, OTBD In my opinion, this sor...

There are 18 years until this child might have to choose. So many things can change in 18 years.... It's better to get a passport though as eventually it means that the child will have a record in the passport office. Your ILR record might vanish with time, if this happens then the child may de-fact...

Is there any provision in immigration law which can give you any benefit after 20 years of overstaying?

It is difficult for anyone to tell you the reason for this interview. My only guess is that they need to establish your nationality in order to understand where you are returnable to. If you don't have an LTR at the moment then the worst outcome may be that they know your nationality or they establi...

Currently it's just a government announcement https://www.gov.uk/government/news/home-secretary-unveils-plan-to-cut-net-migration The main message is a planned increase to SW threshold salary, a ban on care workers dependents and an increase on minimum income to sponsor family members. I believe tha...

I think you should apply for admin review ASAP. (you have 14 days from BRP receipt) don't worry, if there is a typo it will get corrected in the admin review. https://www.gov.uk/ask-for-a-visa-administrative-review/if-youre-in-the-uk Did you get a decision letter what does it say? Op clearly states...

I think you should apply for admin review ASAP. (you have 14 days from BRP receipt)

don't worry, if there is a typo it will get corrected in the admin review.

https://www.gov.uk/ask-for-a-visa-admin ... -in-the-uk

Did you get a decision letter what does it say?

Should be 'application update' as far as I know.

Children born in the UK do not need ILR. In most cases they can be registered as soon as at least one parent is settled. Their current immigration status is irrelevant as the registration is under BNA 1(3). You should fill MN1 for them and submit the required evidence. I believe many people done it ...

The best reference you can find is the UK Nationality Act 1981. https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1981/61/2023-07-20 Once the parents are settled and an application has been made for the child registration section 1 (3) comes into force. I can't see any condition for the child's status there. Thi...

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... te-history

FYI

Is your wife a visa national?

The employer should use the ECS while she's waiting for her brp to arrive.
The only thing he needs is her details and the application reference number.

No, but the guidance now allows to register a child after 5 years as long as the child resided 5 continues years and both the child and parents are settled. However, the wording is confusing because it says the child has been granted settled status in the UK. My daughter is settled with ILR not unde...

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Note children are only registered, not naturalised. The cost is around £1030.

Hey sorry, I meant without applying for a parent naturalization in line with the child.

She's 11 years old, starting secondary school in September.

A bit of background, me my wife, and our oldest child currently have ILR. We have two other children who are British as they were born in the UK and we registered them as soon as we got ILR. Due to the associated cost, we are considering applying for our oldest daughter's registration under discreti...

Can you please post the exact writing? (Without any information disclosing your personal details). Do you know why UKVI made an assumption he breached the 20 hours work limit? I assume that this is allegedly. If he did breach conditions and UKVI are holding good evidence then you may have to leave. ...