Are any of these on the OFQUAL register ( http://register.ofqual.gov.uk/Qualification )or on the list that you linked to? There appears to be qualifications on those lists that are close to what you've put. Who is the Awarding Body of each qualification and what qualification/certificate did she ob...
Hello everyone, my wife is planning to apply for Naturalisation but she is not sure if she has enough qualifications to prove that she can speak English. 3-4 years ago she studied at a college and completed following courses: 1. General English (Cambridge PET and FCE) Pre-Intermediate and Intermedia...
It's been three years since I have visited this forum and I'm back for more help (I will open a new thread as it's a different question). Just to update this topic in case someone is interested: We were granted COA, got married in UK, went to public enquiry office and got FLR(M), then got ILR and no...
We have decided to use my British passport. We booked an appointment for FLR(M) in one of the public enquiry offices. And then in order to travel for our honeymoon, we will have to apply for a Schengen visa. Could someone be so kind and tell me what exact documents are needed for FLRM? I want to pro...
I was wandering about that as well until I found this: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/workingintheuk/eea/wrs/whomustregister/ Under the question: "Who is exempt from registration?" You will see that it says: "you are also a citizen of the UK, another EEA country that is not listed ...
My second nationality is Lithuania, which is in EU. How would she be allowed to travel without the permit? If we decide to go to Spain for example, she would be allowed to leave UK, but would she be allowed to enter Spain and then enter UK again? She would still have the Belarus passport, the only t...
Hi everyone, I'm back and I have some good news. We have finally been granted a COA and will get married in one month in UK. As well as that my fiancee's college has been given accreditation back and we are in talks with the college to get her back as a student. After much talk with solicitor we hav...
I'm so confused now. I have just spoken to a solicitor who dealt with people from Belarus before and he told me NOT to go to Belarus and try to marry in UK by any means possible. He said that there have been many cases when Home Office in Belarus didn't let the person back into UK when they got back...
Pretty sure they will check as they check students attendance records, working hours etc... You best bet is to apply for CoA and hope you get it within the 60 days or the college is unsuspended. Which college is it btw? The thing is that 60 days have already passed since the college was suspended. ...
Yes if in 60 days she doesn't find another college then she becomes classed as an over stayer which means they may remove her on your wedding day even though they probably will approve the COA. At this point it's probably best to marry in Belarus. I've seen some pretty long waiting times for the CO...
I'm sorry to bring this topic back, but our case has changed a bit and I need more advice. My fiance's college has been suspended by Home Office. I was told that she needs to find another college within 60 days. We can't find anything as all colleges that we contacted say that they only accept new s...
Hi everyone, my friend has been granted with a Tier 4 General Student visa just a few weeks before her college was closed by Home Office. We are trying to find out if she needs to find another college to study before her visa expires in September in order to stay in UK legally. We have been trying t...
If you wish to marry in the UK, you can do so at a Church of England church if you can find a vicar willing to conduct the ceremony. Otherwise, she would have to apply to the UKBA for a Certificate of Approval to get married. With the CoA you could then get married at a Registry Office, and she can...
best option is to marry in Belarus and apply for a spousal visa. if you meet the requirements as set out in the border agency website there should be no problems OK, thank you for your reply. I have read those requirements and I meet all of them, so that's out of the way. Do you know how long it us...
Hi everyone, I am trying to find out something and I think this is the place where I can get my answer. Here is some info about me: British citizenship, 23 years old, full time employed. Some info about the girl: Belarus citizenship, 23 years old, studying (college) in UK for the 3rd year on a stude...
