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I am sure your GP has been to school and would know how to write such a letter.

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1.As mentioned earlier my wife can not swith in to spouse of a British citizen by using FLR(M) FORM while living in U.K? This query has already been answered. If you are looking for a magic pill, then I have got one. I charge a million pounds for it. 2. she is going to complete her 10 years in Janua...

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When HO granted your application finally in 2009 on a review of the decision that was based on your application submitted in 2007, then that effectively means that they accepted that your initial application was correct, and they should have granted you ILR in 2007. Keeping this in mind, I don't thi...

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I have already told you what the position is. I personally wont rely on information given by UKBA call centre operators at all. If she could get spouse visa, then why would they refuse it in first place, then grant a DL and then say she can apply for spouse visa.

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Your problem solved

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All the answers to your queries are clearly mentioned in the guidance, if you click on it on UKBA website. 1. There is no question for Passport number of the child? Is it ok to send the form with mentioned passport number? Whats the point in providing something which UKBA doesn't ask you to provide...

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She can't apply for flr(m) from within UK. If you have all the documents required, then she will be able to obtain spouse visa from her home country. In case her spouse visa is refused, her DL will still remain valid.

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As per Indian law, you now have lost Indian citizenship, and hence your passport has become invalid. You should now obtain British passport and then surrender your Indian passport to HCI london. Govt of India wont know that you have got British citizenship until you tell them. So basically you can t...

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moh2008 wrote:Hi,

My father at the age of 66 in 2006 applied for ILR on the basis of parent of a British citizen.

He received ILR at the end of 2009.

When can he apply for British Citizenship.

Thanks

When did he arrive in UK?

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Hi, Sorry, I think I couldn't put my point across properly. Based on the guidance which I have copied and posted link in my previous post, it clear as daylight that if you do what you mentioned, then you will have no chance of getting an ILR. I don't think you will be taking a risk, you will be wipi...

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I never knew that ILR on flro costs Â£ 1905.

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OK, I have found this Annex A â€“ Calculation of the five year period for settlement In assessing whether or not an applicant has fulfilled the requirement to have spent five years in continuous residence in the UK, short absences abroad, for example for holidays (consistent with annual paid leave) ...

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Everything remains the same as your application, just a separate application from.

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Hi Guys. I am now eligible for my British Naturalization & Citizenship. I was told by someone that at the time of Naturalization i can request that my parents also get there Citizenship, if i can show that i have been supporting them financially over a period of time. Has anyone any information...

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John wrote:Just answer factually, dependant upon the situation at the time you apply.

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I dont have any experience of working in a post office so I cant tell you all the details. A barcode number is same as the special delivery number. Check that number on track and trace on post office website.

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Wow, thats a lot of money to submitt a nationality application. I would say 1000 pounds is a pure rip off. This is the easiset and simplest application that can be made to UKBA.

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It varies a lot. Â£150 Â£350 Â£550 Â£650 etc etc.
If I was allowed to charge, I would do it for Â£100

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I did find a piece of information about absence on paid holidays and business trips and posted it in a different thread. I will try and fish it out and post it here too.

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Then the whole argument could fall on what is actually "official". Please also keep in mind that information from UKBA enquiries line can't be used as an argument at the time of ILR.

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John wrote:Yes but not if they want to use the Surinder Singh method. The judgement in that case is quite clear, the Treaty Rights must be used in an economic way, employed or self-employed.

Thanks John.

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The EEA rules are different? If we got married (where would be good/easy for us to get married, actually..?) and I got a job in Ireland or somethin', she would not only be able to work straight away, but come over here w/o waitin' till she's 21? So the plan would be :- get married you would start e...

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haha, that did the job.
Well done, and good luck for the future.

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I have found this under the guidance for calculating absences in tier 1 cases. "Annex A â€“ Calculation of the five year period for settlement In assessing whether or not an applicant has fulfilled the requirement to have spent five years in continuous residence in the UK, short absences abroad...

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I might not be correct, I am correct. Sorry mate, nothing against you, but I totally don't feel like making any more efforts to convince you. Best would be that you seek advice from an oisc advisor/solicitor.

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