He is due for ILR next month, he has been here for 2.5 years now. ... he had registered council tax under both if theirs name and some bills preparing himself for the application in advance. Sounds like he was using your sister to get into the UK and misunderstood the rules, as well as how forgivin...

Dear All I do have an r isuue and i have no more information than this info on NHS http://www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/AboutNHSservices/uk-visitors/moving-to-england/Pages/moving-from-outside-the-eea.aspx I applied for my ILR in feb 2017 from tier 1 G migrant . My wife is independent on tier 2 fo 2 years ...

This is a great letter and on point. I hope the UK government sees the failing in their ways and implements the necessary changes to fairness and equality.

Thank you. Being a doctor I strongly bilieve in 'being safe than sorry'. this means another 5000 pounds. i am defintely voting for labours. :evil: Costs have gone up consistently for the last 3 decades (atleast) irrespective of the political party in power. It's hard to imagine that's going to chan...

ango_26 wrote:Thanks for reply. This is worrying as I dont really know anyone in the approved list who could be a referee.

I am sure I am not the first one either, what do people do in such case?

They don't qualify for citizenship at that point and wait until they have established such relationships.

secret.simon wrote:

mmistroni wrote:I was wondering if i can apply to some sort of dispensation for point 2

Nope.

mmistroni wrote:I am not willing to pay £150 for a 10 minute chat about my life at Trinity College just to prove i can speak English

Either that or a UK degree.

Or forget the whole thing.

By 'professinal qualifications' for engineers, they mean having membership in a chartered society of that field at a professional grade level or above. For IT, that would typically be membership in the BCS (MBCS, Fellow, CEng). For electrical engineers, the IET. And so on....

Thank you guys. I didnt have enough money then to apply for their ILR with our application. Their sister(my 3rd child) was however born here after (later corrected - before my ILR and I have applied for her to register as British citizen. So I dont know if that would help if I apply for their(2 chi...

Were the children born in the UK DURING your stay on a Tier 2? If yes, then why didnt you proceed directly with Registration through MN1 (Section 1/3) and then passport for them? Taking a look at the poster's history, it's evident that the children were born abroad. If not born here, you should hav...

The 'succeeded' example may have been a special circumstance as I believe the child got discretion due to having siblings that were already British citizens, a scenario that is specifically given weighted consideration. My advice would be to go ahead and hop through the necessary bureaucratic and fi...

Hi all, Thanks to the Gurus for their successful advises and congratulation to those able or lucky enough to jump the HO hurdles. There is a bit of narrative in this my posting, just spare a second to check my points out please! With No last 2 years subsisting evidences to bate the HO with, I decid...

The spirit of the requirement is that you will continue to make the UK the center and base of your life. It sounds like that is your intention.

My wife entered UK in 2008 since then she is living with me and kids all born in UK Ok so this is something to work with. On what basis did you origiinally claim human rights? I think you have a stronger FLR(LR) case than you realize. That's not something I know a lot about, but I'm surprised your ...

Yes i am living with my family older kid is 7 years and 6 month old born in Uk, and the other one is turning 6 this October , wife with me since Aug , I think you might have a shot at FLR(LR) though I'm not very knowledgeable on that visa, so others will have to chime in. You say your older child w...

U need to read it again i entered in UK jan 2007 and May 2017 mrans 10 years and 4 months of legal residence, if you please count again, Here's what you wrote earlier: My history is entered uk jan 2007 on student visa,... . . . ...In oct 2015 i applied for ILR on the basis of long residency route Y...

In 2015 after 9 years of legal stay i applied for ILR on human rights but refuesed with right of appeal , appeal was launched and in in jan 2017 my 10 years conpleted , i withdrwan my court appeal and applied on 10 years long residency , i hope this would have clear your query Thanks For one thing,...

Thanks for reply ; How it was out of time? It means i am overstayer? Jan 2107 my legal 10 years completed , it means Ho CW advised wrong by saying that i will be on 3c levae as i applied with in 14 days of appeal withdrwal , i specifically ask her what is my status after withdrawing appeal, she rep...

Case is straightforward... From my experience on this board, I'd say that whatever the opposite of 'straightforward' is, is what your case is. In that regards, my first advice is to get an experienced qualified immigration lawyer. It looks like you've got a real battle on your hands, but seem willi...

I am very reluctant to nationalize,... I'm not sure your application would be successful anyway as there is a good chance you would be refused on the basis that you are already a UK citizen (it's happened). What date did your mother become a British citizen? I'm presuming it was after you were born?

Were you able to get any of the documentation together? If so, what documentation do you have? You may be another example of a surprised Brit.

But specifically (with passports in hand...) are you allowed to travel (I guess before the BRPs with previous leave there should be no issue, but post?) As far as I'm aware, an MN1 registration application is not invalidated when the registrant leaves the country. An application for a new BRP does ...

JD Whisky wrote: Ok i understand that. What if while am outside UK, i get positive outcome for ILR. Can I still return back to UK?

There are cases of people on this forum who found out that their ILR application was voided when they left the country. They do exit checks now.

tmonaghan wrote:...making an appeal based on Article 8 of ECHR ....

You're assuming that EU law will have any relevance in the UK whatsoever after Brexit. This will likely not be true in many many cases, if at all.

Effectively, they will have more rights in the UK (by having both British citizenship AND EU freedom of movement for their family) than other British citizens, both born here and non-EEA citizens who have naturalised. Nobody knows what kind of 'rights' EU citizens will have after Brexit at this tim...