Hi My wife is a US citizen, we have two children, both with UK passports. I'm a UK citizen by birth. My wife has been here for two years and has passed her Life in the UK test. We were planning to put her Set M paperwork in, but had missread her passport and have just realised her visa expired today...
Hi all - we just discovered what I hope is not a major issue tonight, but it feels like it could be. My wife is a US citizen, we have two children, both with UK passports. I'm a UK citizen by birth. My wife has been here for two years and has passed her Life in the UK test. We were planning to put h...
Hi My wife is a US citizen and will have been here for 2 years in September. I have some questions I hope someone can help with: My wife is very reluctant to do the Knowledge and Language of Life in the UK test as we have two small children and she wil have very little time to study. Can she simply ...
Hi My wife is a US Citizen, currently living in the US. I'm a UK citizen currently living in the UK. My wife's settlement visa application was acknowledged by the LA processing centre on July 1. I know about the average processing times they state at : http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply/process...
Hi This seems like it should be a really simple question for the home office websites to answer, but I've tried and tried and can't see the answer. My wife is a US citizen. I'm a UK Citizen. I'm now settled back here in the UK. She is still in the US. To allow her to settle in the UK, can she enter ...
Hi We are applying for a settlement visa for my wife. Our child is only 4 weeks old, she was born in the US. I'm a UK citizen, I'm her natural father. We have applied for a US passport for the child. Problem we have now is that I'm back in the UK and it's going to be difficult to apply for a UK pass...
As a US Citizen does she need a visa to enter for a visit? Or are you also saying that I'm wrong to think she can apply for the settlement visa from the UK, that it has to be done from the USA?
Hi All, I'm a British born citizen, currently living in the UK. I came back here in January. My wife decided not to join me at the time as she was 8 months pregnant and wanted to have the baby in the USA. My wife and I were married in the UK last year. My wife is a US citizen. Our baby was born on M...
Depends on what is important to you as a couple but why not have the child born in the UK if it's not too late? As it stand the child will only be British by descent, not by birth so the child cannot pass on British Nationality if ur grandchild is also born outside UK. Summert to think about in the...
OK, but it will not be a question of applying for British Citizenship for the child. The child will be British as soon as born. It will just be a question of applying for a British passport for the child, at a British Mission in the US. OK Thanks John Sorry if this info is available elsewhere, but ...
I have a fairly complex family immigration situation coming up. No you don't, there is nothing complex about your situation at all. How pregnant is your wife? When is it hoped she will get to the UK? ElenaW has given you good advice ..... go for it! The child need a passport? Not a requirement unle...
Can you supply further information such as your ages , how long you have been married? Can you explain why your situation is complicated? Hi I'm 43 and she's 38. We were married in April of '09. I guess the complication is the unborn child. My understanding is a child of any age needs a passport. S...
The spousal visa is extremely easy and straight forward especially for an American citizen. Why not complete the form on your own and pay an extra $150 for an expeditor in the US that will get the visa for you in about 24-48 hours. Save your £400, even if you're making good money, it just makes no...
Hi All. I have a fairly complex family immigration situation coming up. I'm a UK national, born in the UK, with a UK passport. My wife is an American national. We were married in the UK. She is still in the USA as she is pregnant and I hope she can move over here after the child is born. So I think ...
Hi I'm a UK citizen, currently living in California. I have a US Green Card, but have no American citizenship. My wife is American, we were married whilst on holiday in the UK in April. I am considering moving back to the UK, but am confused about the immigration rules for my wife. Most of the gover...
