Won't be a problem.

In my opinion, the 10 year ILR is now your best bet. But that's just my opinion. It's too bad you didn't know about the salary shortfall before the ILR PBS app.

The spirit of this rule for referee is that one knows you because of their professional relationship with you. They can certainly be friends with you as well.

@ouflak1, what if 1.) I first apply for his Indian passport and hopefully get it in a couple of weeks. 2.) I also apply through NCS at the council so that I can apply for his citizenship and passport at the same time. 3.) I leave the UK and go for the travel plans. 4.) Once i get the confirmation o...

As long as there was no deception or other violation used to acquire the Tier 2 visa, which they will look into, then an ILR refusal will have no effect. If they uncover that the Tier 2 visa (or the extension) would not have been granted as a result of information they find out while processing your...

You were not breaching immigratioin law. You moved back to the UK with the intention to live, which you've done, and likely stated that's what you were doing when you returned. The border control has the leeway to allow you in as a returning resident, which they did. They could have cancelled your v...

nickmpco wrote:....my Tier 2 visa. Knocking on wood (there are a few things I am worried about), I will receive indefinite leave to remain in a year. ..

If there is anything in particular you are worried about, feel free to ask in another topic. Maybe we can help.

U.S. law states: "a person who acquires a foreign nationality by applying for it may lose U.S. nationality. " You can only lose U.S. citizenship if you actively state that you wish to renounce it in front of a U.S. consular outside of the United States. There is over a century's worth of ...

It's a bit odd. If you take the wording of Indian law literally, then the moment you applied for the child's citizenship/passport, the child is no longer able to claim Indian citizenship. I do believe that when applying for a child's first passport, you will have to sign an affidavit that you have i...

As your children were born in the UK, they will become British citizens otherwise than by descent and they can/will pass on their citizenship to their children no matter where those children are born.

Looks like pollsters and pundits alike are saying that Theresa May is way ahead in the polls. SHE'S DOOMED!

Can I apply ilr while awaiting mn1 decision before kids leave expire.or just wait for decision Kind regards Ali Yes you can. And in fact something similar has recently happened on this forum to great success. Trying to take shortcuts with the Home Office is an invitation to pain and stress. It migh...

Dear Members I need help in terms of advice. I acquire British Citizenship through long residence. I have 2 children and wife. 1 child is British Citizen and my wife and other child(11 years old) was on FLR FP route. My elder child who is on FLR FP was born abroad. Please guide me what I have to do...

You can apply outside the rules. I think the case will be more stronger when the child gets registered under section 1 (4) I'm 3 years. Thank you Obie for your reply, is applying outside the rule same as flr fp? And yes you are right about the 3 years as we are also considering waiting until she tu...

It is disappointing to see that where there are obvious paths forward for compromise and working together for everybody, all we are seeing is petty bickering. Overrall, the leadership in this mess (UK, EU, and Scotland) has really been poor. I disagree. I think both Theresa May and Nicola Sturgeon ...

1- So if i make my passport, which is also possible since i have Pakistani National ID card ... If you do this, you will be invalidating your asylum claim as you are availing yourself of services from the same government that you are supposedly seeking protection from. I'm even wondering if this Pa...

Thanks casa, If I get rejection on SET (o), and if I apply for SET (LR), in that case what would be my working status. Would I get right to appeal in case of rejection on SET (LR). Thanks They are looking at tax issues for all applications, even non-Tier 1, non-ILR. If you were rejected for those r...

Scotland has already had a referendum. They voted to remain. But one of the major reasons, if not the most important reason, that the Scottish public was persuaded to vote to remain was their membership in the EU. Even the EU itself was forced to make a statement at the time that Scotland did not h...

Scotland does not have the right to determine its brexit future. Whether they should or not is the question a second referendum would answer. I don't think May is going to back down on this point at all until Brexit is done, if for no other reason than that she doesn't want the extra headache. Perso...

The child is the main applicant.

Every year I change sponsors and go to a new place. I am planning on doing the same this year in September. The new visa that i get will expire most probably by September or early October 2018. I will complete 5 years of continuous stay on Tier 2 by 22nd October 2018. (My ILR Date). Considering tha...

Every year I change sponsors and go to a new place. I am planning on doing the same this year in September. The new visa that i get will expire most probably by September or early October 2018. I will complete 5 years of continuous stay on Tier 2 by 22nd October 2018. (My ILR Date). Considering tha...

Child was born in the UK, so Sections 3(1) through 3(5) do not apply to your child at all.

but at last when i came to uK my visa was cancelled at Airport and i got deportation even i had valid tier1 visa under HMSP JR. main reason is stay out side of UK for more than 2 years ...(immigration rules applied are If two years of continuous stay outside the UK will invalidate a permanent resid...

Reply to them with your understanding of the British Nationality Act and how it applies to your child's situation. Specify the dates involved. Explain that this is why you have chosen to apply for your child's visa noting that the child normally acquires the status of the less priviledged parent. Th...