So what you are saying you were granted asylum cause the country you are from is not safe. And now you asking us if going to the country you were fleeing from will cause you any problems?
So what you are saying you were granted asylum cause the country you are from is not safe. And now you asking us if going to the country you were fleeing from will cause you any problems?
Just a small thing. As you started work in Aug 2005 your wife should be able to apply for PR in Aug 2010 not Oct 2010. If you can show you were looking for work since July 2005 then she should be able to apply in July 2010. As far as I know under EU rules there is no minimum requirement as to how ma...
Scandic i am confident that you qualify. The fact that the HO issued your wife an EEA family permit, indicates you were and are a qualified person. I suspect you can apply now, infact you qualified since this summer gone. They will have to be extremely mean to ask you for a medical insurance coveri...
According to UKBA guide (p.18 last two lines) Drink-driving offences, driving while uninsured or disqualified are not minor offences either. Someone on the forum should be able to advise when this offence becomes spent. Life in The UK test doesn't have expiry date. You don't have to sit exam again.
There is a thread on this UKBA mentions it here You want to look at the last sentence of the first bullet point If a migrant has already been given indefinite leave to remain (also known as settlement) on the date when earned citizenship is introduced, they will automatically be considered to be a '...
When PR is issued as free standing document it gets attached to a piece of paper, which has lots of notes. One of the note says Nationals of an EEA State who meet the relevant residence requirements are free to make an application for British Citizenship Personally I wouldn't pay much attention to w...
According to The Immigration (European Economic Area) Regulations 2006 15.(2) Once acquired, the right of permanent residence under this regulation shall be lost only through absence from the United Kingdom for a period exceeding two consecutive years. So in theory if you can prove that PR has been ...
The fact that he married you 1 month after visa refusal may look to UKBA as a desperate attempt to get and stay in the UK at all cost. Add to that short length of coahabitation and witholding of information in his visa application and it's not looking too good. And why be so careless and delete your...
Since we debate things on this forum I thought I would just play a Devils Advocate for once:
- How is it OK for UK criminal law to break human rights (i.e. send someone to prison and deny him/her his/her family life) and it's not OK to do so for UK immigration law? (both are laws?)
In case anyone interested, below is HO view on unmarried partners: 6.2.5 Family members of persons in 6.2.1-6.2.4 ... • Unmarried partners and extended family members are not family members as defined by Article 2 of Directive 2004/38/EC. Rather, for the purposes of free movement rights they are â...
I am a bit confused. Does foresee that other relevant aspects (such as for example a joint mortgage to buy a home) are also taken into account mean the application must be approved - full stop? If so, any reason it wasn't worded as such in regulation? Otherwise it would seem to mean you have to cons...
You want to check with indian law on citizenship to see whether you already lost it. Normally when a country does not allow dual citizenship one would lose their citizenship the moment another one acquired. If that's the case then technically you will be travelling on invalid passport because nation...
My understanding is that in your case you lose your previous citizenship on acquisition of BC. And it happens automatically. Now if your old passport says you are a national of a certain country, but in reality you are not because you automatically lost that nationality on acquisition of BC, does it...
I find it really difficult to believe that 13 years old girl was accepted as been 19 years old, so that just someone could marry her. And I also find very very unbelievable that nobody, not even her uncle or aunt reported disappearance of 13 years old. Her parents just threatened to do it and change...
Yes, you can apply straight for naturalisation. For this you need to supply evidence of your wife excercising her treaty rights for six years (5 years for PR + 1 year free of immigration controls). You also need to submit her passport/ID, marriage certificate and proof of cohabitation for 6 years. T...
Since your wife applied for WRS only in May 2005 she worked ilegally during Oct 2004 - Apr 2005 and as such HO doesn't count this period towards 5 years qualifying period.
What about bank statements? They are normally accepted as proof of address. Register with GP locally and see if you can get some sort of letter. Join a gym - they normally send some letters. Some mobile networks like Three send statements, don't know if you have to request it. Coming back to your qu...
