This is regarding my friend. His letter from Home Office says the qualifying date for permanent residency is 13 September 2018. He has a daughter who is going to be 18 on 10 September 2019. Just wondering if his daughter can apply now to “register as British citizen”, or does she need to wait for a ...

Tapash, did you enter the details of all the 5 applications you made uk/abroad. by details, i mean, date of application, Place, and date of finger prints taken etc I have mentioned my 5 application in the latest email, but NOT on online application form. I didn't remember if the biometric was taken...

I just remembered this question after reading this thread that I have not given complete history of immigration application!! I am also panicking now!! I have answered the question with yes at first and given the recent application information. Then I answered No. Would that be a problem? should I ...

I just remembered this question after reading this thread that I have not given complete history of immigration application!! I am also panicking now!! I have answered the question with yes at first and given the recent application information. Then I answered No. Would that be a problem? should I s...

alterhase58 wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 27, 2019 3:09 pm

Child Benefit notifications/letters, local government letters/documents, HMRC letters, or similar ok, tenancy agreements also I believe.

Thanks

My wife finally received her PR last week. While filling in the Naturalisation application for her, supporting documents section asks for "Proof of living in the UK". She is an EEA national, qualified period for PR August 2015, Worked till April 2016. She had 2 child after that, so she has...

Eligibility criteria: EEA Family Member + 5 yr+ 3Yr Language Criteria: LITUK + B1 Nationality : Bangladesh Method of application:Online Date of application: 13 January 2019 Payment method: Debit Card Date of acknowledgement: 14 January 2019 Date of debit of fees: 14 January 2019 Date of Biometric le...

Hi, we’ve got appointment at Croydon next Tuesday, but I can’t find out what methods of scanning our documents are acceptable: is uploaded photo from I phone would do the trick? Thanks There are many apps on the phone for scanning, you could use that. But in my opinion batter to use a printer scann...

Submitted mine & my daughter's (MN1) application on 13th Jan online. Uploaded all docs by 16th. 17th got a free appointment in Croydon centre. When arrived we had to wait around 15 min. Both of our biometric & documents were done within 45-50 min. The lady only checked my passport & BRP...

Submitted mine & my daughter's (MN1) application on 13th Jan online. Uploaded all docs by 16th. 17th got a free appointment in Croydon centre. When arrived we had to wait around 15 min. Both of our biometric & documents were done within 45-50 min. The lady only checked my passport & BRP,...

How are your children '16 & 8' years old?? Are they your children with your EU spouse or a previous relationship, as a previous posts states your two children were born in the UK in 2014 and 2016?? https://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-route-applications/eea-pr-refused-what-option-do-i-have-now...

should I? does it make any difference for my kids application?

vinny wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 12, 2018 9:13 am

Are you applying for naturalisation too?

I have received my PR through the EEA route for sometime now. Now I would like to apply for my 16 & 8 year olds for British citizenship. After reading through this forum I understood that I need to apply MN1 for my kids. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Now when applying online form, the very fir...

Phew!!! Finally!! Just received my PR after appealing and waiting almost 1.5 year received my PR card. Thank you guys here for helpful information you have provided so far. But still have another issue, just wondering if anyone can help please? So, first my wife applied PR along with me and it was r...

Thanks for clarification.

Thanks.
So who is the ILR for?
In the website says non EEA members need to obtain ILR? What am I missing?

had settlement (‘indefinite leave to remain’) in the UK for the last 12 months if you’re from outside the European Economic Area (EEA)

My wife is an EEA citizen. She and I received our PR in April 2017. Now we would like to accept British citizenship.
I am getting too much confused in word jugglery of gov website of what would be the next application for both of us?
ILR? or Naturalisation?

thanks in advance.

Thanks. I haven't finished my studies.

Before I arrived in UK on student visa in 2005, I took IELTS test and got 5.5 average. I will soon apply for British Citizenship. Would I be exempted from English Language test? I know IELTS is valid for 2 years, but https://www.gov.uk/english-language/approved-english-language-qualifications says A...

thanks

My wife's EEA PR application was rejected and we have received a date in March 2018 to appear in the court for appeal application. I recently read from the Homeoffice newsletter that they will make a simplified process for those who has been living in UK for 5 years, and would receive PR. Can anyone...

My EEA Family permit has expired recently. I have lodged appeal against the HO decision on refusal of my PR application.

At the current situation can I change my employer ?

2-3 Observations. PET or MET test is not part of the regulations, not part of EU law. In any event the UKVI cannot apply it retroactively . It only came into effect in March 2014 and onwards. WRS ended on the 30-04-2011. An EEA national does not break the terms of WRS, if they ended work and within...

So its all about wife's activities as Union citizen and sponsor. That makes more sense now. And its all about activities from mid 2011 onwards due to lack of WRS before then. In that case its all about showing work was genuine and effective . Passing the PET/MET test helps here. As does paying tax ...

Also, since we visited the forum, We have applied 2nd time for PR..