Thanks Markie and MrLookForward. Markie - Thanks for the clarification. 'Settled person' means those who have got their ILR. If we carefully read 'Part8' of immigration rules: Spouses or civil partners of persons present and settled in the United Kingdom or being admitted on the same occasion for s...
snowhite wrote:The youngest born in nov last year. So it was before he received his ILR in JAN. So i guess they all 3 have to register as you have said in your 1st reply.
Legacy includes everyone who has not been removed or left country voluntarily. Make sure legacy team has got your correct address details etc. Plus if there has been any changes to your circumstances since you were last in touch with HO, you must update your team about all of the changes. This could...
1) When I apply for ILR in September 2010, can I include my wife as well for ILR? She was on my dependent visa and lived for more than 2 years. No, you can't. (2) If yes for above, Should I really change her visa back to Tier 1 dependent? If she changes to tier 1 dependant, her clock will start tick...
Yes, none of the parties have a right to live in UK as such, so its tuff. No one can rule what the exact outcome will be, but the chances are slim, to say the least.
I think I have found the answer. Absences for the duration of 3 months or more, and total absences amounting to 6 months in total= straight refusal. Also please note that this doesnt mean that absences of shorter than above periods wont matter. Please read this document carefully http://www.ukba.hom...
number in their correspondence letter to the applicant. Normally starts with Our ref, no. xxxx In general, what is the home office number ? Is it the number on stmaped passport pages or is it Tier1 or WP reference no ? Correct. Its like our ref A 123456. A is the first letter of your surname. If fo...
I have a HSMP under the judicial review and have been eligible to apply for ILR since March 2010. I have booked an appointment in Croydon in early July and need some help.... I’m confident I can satisfy all the ILR criteria except where the caseworker requests all my P60’s and/or 5 years of pay...
If someone wants their solicitor's help in making application they can do so and still apply through NCS. Its not that if you use NCS your can't take help from a solicitor.
I agree with Wanderer. The application needs to be made as spouse of British National. There are separate rules for family members of EU citizens (here under EU regs, not UK law). Most consulates require proof of Health Insurance. Can you please point out to any of the eea country's website or any ...
@ snowhite- Can you please confirm whether the youngest child who is 6 months old was born before the date your friend got ILR, or born after the date your friend got ILR.
He must disclose all information correctly to Housing benefit or any other tax credit or other govt dept, otherwise it could be regarded as benefit fraud. He is elgible to apply for any services/benefits that he is entitled to. His overstayer wife will not be a hurdle for him in any way.
You can't include her in your application form as a dependant because she is over 18. A separate application form needs to be sent for her, and offcourse a separate fee.
Totally agree with plum.
Also please note that your wife's eea4 application is still with UKBA. Withdrawl of passport doesnt withdraw the application in eea cases.
I don't think she can apply as a Family Member since she is not here under EU immigration rules. With due respect wanderer, I dont know where you get your information from. There is no need for an applicant to be in UK on eea rules or anything like that. The only requirement is that applicant is ma...
As you entered UK before 1971 immigration act came into force, you definately have at least ILR in UK. You said that you entered on your mother's passport. That gives the best hint that you already are a British citizen. Anyways, best way would be to first establish which nationality passport was us...
