VT, perhaps you should consider changing your solicitor or contact Citizens Advise Bureau or Law For All and they will provide further assistance. If you have yet to receive an acknowledgement, then write a cover letter with the name, DOB and nationality of the applicant together with your address ...
If i want to add information to an application, how do i go about it? & where do the HO reply to, me and my home address or my solicitor? & i know that having a solicitor and wanting to add information to an application means that i can just do it through them, but she's not helping at all.....
You know what.. I'll just completely stay away from this forum because this is rediculous. I have clearly stated MANY times that i am going to work when i can. I have been working up until the end of october, i am now on Maternity Allowance, which i am entitled to BECAUSE i have been working.. TO SU...
VT, the law changed last April and it is no longer necessary for your partner to have NI number. The legislation is The Social Security (National Insurance Number Information: Exemption) Regulations 2009 . So VT, if I were you, I would write on the form, where it asks for your partner's NI number, ...
I dunno the history in your case Chana and no comments were directed at you :) . For the other case , the guy made the choice to be an illegal immigrant and has had 10 years to change that ... but did nothing to get himself to be a legal immigrant. The country he comes from is not at war or anythin...
I've just printed off a housing benefits application form and it is asking for the NI number of both the applicant and the partner. My partner doesn't have a NI number and it states that without one, they cannot process the application. I saw that somebody had asked a similar Q the other day and som...
Wasn't really sure where to post this so i thought i'd do it here.. Our solicitor is about as much use as a chocolate teapot. She's not communicating well with us at all and every time i try to contact her she's "busy and will get back to me".. This began around a month ago and she still h...
i contacted the job centre i was told that i couldn't claim Income Support due to the fact that i was living with my partner. A non-dependant deduction couldn't be taken because that only applies to friends, relatives or other people who may be living with you. Again I am appalled. Are you circumst...
We have been considering moving to another EU country and exercising a treaty right there but we don't have any money what so ever to help us to set up a home etc. Also, would it matter that i'm only 18? Probably 19 if we decide to use this route. Would we be garunteed to receive an EEA Family Perm...
VT, the age 21 is enshrined in UK immigration law and you either need to wait until you are 21, or hope someone wins a Court Case on the matter and then the law gets changed. However age 21 is not enshrined in EU law, and thus a possibility is that following the marriage you and your (then) husband...
And the HO will ask what is preventing her from living in Nigeria if another ludicrous article 8 claim were to be raised. Just a comment: I certainly would not want to find out the HO welcoming my living in Russia with my Russian wife, claiming we could lead a happy family life there, notwithstandi...
VT, I can understand how upsetting this must be for you. You could apply for an Unmarried Partner Visa when you are 21, with proof that you have been living together for more than 2 years. However, as this is some time off, you do really need help now. Is there any way you could seek professional a...
U can access public funds, u can't claim any extra because of ur partner. U and ur child are fine. These benefits are geared to support of the claimants, no more. This is where u will struggle until u can find full time work, as u cannot prove u can all survive without public funds. The 18 yo rule ...
"# You and your spouse with settled status in the UK must be 21 years of age or over. # You and your spouse must have met each other and you must be legally married. This requirement is in place to prevent situations that can occur as a result of arranged marriages whereby the husband and wife ...
Hi all, my husband isn't allowed to work or receive benefits due to immigration controll, hes been living in the uk for nearly 7 years and is awaiting a decision on a human rights claim from home office. I'm currently claiming income support and housing benefit and have just given birth to my secon...
Folks are reminded that it is not the HO job to tell people where to live. We live in a society with laws, rules and regulations that exist, to govern us. The HO jobs is not to act as a BNP agents, I will be very concerned if it was. Their job is to assess an applications and see whether or not an ...
I fail to see any way in which the COA can help you, except enabling you to become legally married to your partner. The risk associated with obtaining the COA and then getting married, far outweighs the one attached to not applying for one. There is a possibility that the HO might want to arrest yo...
It is a shame he is not a real man that is willing to support his child and partner , the benefit system yet again has to pay a price :( . My tax gets to pay for the child of another man ... it is crazy :( . Cases like this show how poor the system is and if people decide to have kids they should s...
I don't really know where to start! I posted something on here a few weeks back but since then i've been to the council and they have told me something that i wasn't aware of. Also been to the job centre and made a claim for Income Support as well as already being on Maternity Allowance. Anyway, I'm...
