Hi all, Applying for a British passport for a UK born child when neither parent is a British citizen. I am an EU citizen who has lived in the UK since 1982. My son was born in 2012. What proof of my "settled status" should I send when I submit his passport application? All advice appreciat...

Firstly thanks so much for taking the time to advise me! ==So, just to confirm, you were absent from the UK for a whole two years between 1989 - present? == No, I've had much longer total absences since 1989. Off the top of my head, something like this: 1989 - 2006 UK resident 17 years with only sho...

physicskate wrote: Have you been away for 6 months (or more) each year of the last 5?

No I haven't but I thought the upper limit was 450 days? I have definitely exceeded 450 days.

I am in the UK - I returned last July specifically because of the referendum result and not wanting to lose the right to live here, and have been working here since then. I actually have an EU RC issued in 2009 (I applied because my my husband was applying for an EU family permit), but I've had abse...

Hahaha!! Thanks for pointing that out. I am older than I think, and also worse at maths than I thought ;) Or maybe the first has to do with the second.. I also doubt that they have records from 30 years ago... but I guess it's worth a shot. I can't currently apply for PR under EU route as I've had t...

Hi everyone Question: can I use a Subject Access Request to find a record of being granted ILR 19 years ago? If so, which box should I tick on the application for? Would it be: "Home Office Files (including port/NASS)" ..or "Printouts from our computerised casework database" .. O...

Hi all, Does anyone have any tips on persuading an airline (in this case Virgin Atlantic) that an EEA Family Permit holder has the right to reside in the UK and therefore doesn't need a return or onward ticket? Links to the relevant EU directive that I could print off maybe? I asked the FP-issuing c...