Eg fly from Gatwick to Glasgow? The Asylum seeker is still 'in the system' & doesnt have their passport (that is held by the UKBA) Would he require his passport to fly domestically, or would his Asylum Registration Card suffice? Or is he simply not allowed to fly domestically? I travel few year...

Humanity & harv, thank you for your advise. I`ve got a clue about what you are saying.

On behalf of my British friend. He has a permanent job, but cannot afford to pay his rent in London. He want to ask his local housing Benefit for help to contribute toward his rent at least 50% every month.

Here is my question:
Getting 50% help from Housing Benefit will affect his wife spouse visa?

1. Home Office IND Card
2. Proof of address

The above two identifications should be enough to open a bank account at
http://www.ybs.co.uk/
http://www.hsbc.co.uk/1/2/

Tandor wrote:Still wondering here...

Hi Tandor,

Do not worry, as I say it is a matter of curiosity. Basically I want to have idea about the number of people who were granted Irish Citizen base on that scheme.

According to my opinion It is a discrimination against immigrants if the Justice Department & UKBA applied their new law just to punish immigrants for the rest of our life in UK, just because a person made a mistake of committing a crime. Even thought you spend the conviction but the UKBA will s...

Well, I assume there is no one who was granted Irish Citizenship.

Just a matter of curiosity! I would like to know if there is anyone in this forum who was granted Irish Citizenship being on Stamp Number 4 (Parent of Irish born child scheme).

ca.funke wrote:Hi cobra,

your case is exactly what is described in part 2)

(EEA-family member, but not in possession of EEA-permit)

Rgds,
Christian

Thank you ca.funke,

Hi ca.funke,

Here is my scenario, I don`t expect you to give me full advice, but with your knowledge you can help.

1. I am a holder of UK ILR (Obtain through Asylum Legacy)
2. Wife & 2 kids British Citizen

Do I need Schengen visa to travel to Europe with my family?

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/partners-families/citizens-settled/spouse-cp/can-you-apply/ These are the informations the UKBA will require from you, and can`t find anything like checking criminal record. Hope it will help you become more confident. I am a Former asylum seeker o...

If you were sentence to 6 months or less, I presume you are fine. please check the The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974. It will help you to work out whether you have spent your time or not. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/ecg/rehabilitation-periods.pdf You ...

If you were sentence to 6 months or less, I presume you are fine. please check the The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974. It will help you to work out whether you have spent your time or not. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/ecg/rehabilitation-periods.pdf You w...

I have been really struggling with this one, sincerely hope someone can help like the sage ca.funke and other specialists. Will try to be succinct. Facts I am an EU citizen, hold dual nationality UK/Ireland MY wife is an Indian citizen, has Indefinite leave to remain in the UK (ILR) We are going to...

If you got divorce dont worry, your child is british, just make sure that you have access to your child. You still have a good chance of getting your DLR because of connection in UK

Hi all, I am new to this forum, I wonder if somebody could clarify this question: when a person is issued ILR under legacy case, how long it take for him/her to be able to apply for british citizenship? is 12 months or 5years? Backgroud: I arrived to the UK 2000 at the back of lorry, applied for as...

Hi everyone, My husband is Irish (Rep of Ireland). He has been living in UK for the last 9 years. Can he apply British passport? I know he does not need it. However, we are going to move away for a few years and my visa is currently granted by EU law. Policies change all the time. I just want to ma...

I applied for ILR set(0) 14 years overstayer, two months ago and today I found out that the home office send back the application by post second class, so it took 10 days and they asked to send it back in 14 days! For some years, at the beginning of my stay in the UK I never received bills or any d...

Actually I live In Glasgow but Im looking to relocate in London, Which one you think is the best city to Live near/close(1 hour drive, public transport) to London, and why?
Thank You

To be honest you will not be able to exchange your Moroccan Driving licence. You got only 1 option, you have to start from the begin again from Provisional to Full Driving Licence. http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/travel_and_recreation/motoring_1/driver_licensing/exchanging_foreign_driving_permi...

Nothing to be worry, very easy and simple. I `ve got a irish born child and we live in UK. the last time I renew her passport through the irish Embassy in london was in mid 2010 and they send me the passport within 5 weeks.

I am sorry to say so, I dont think these peolple are well train to deal with our applications. they should atleast give them some basic training with such thing like what kind documents require for british spouse, refugee, EU Citizen when applying for Brtish citizenship.

Claim asylum in 2001, Pictures requested by UKBA and you have british child. This is good enough to consider your case under the legacy.
Dont Panic, your ILR is on the way

That should be fine.


http://centralcontent.fco.gov.uk/resour ... m-c2-notes

For more information:

http://ukinusa.fco.gov.uk/en/help-for-b ... ply/canada

HI

Definetely sure your friend fall under the legacy. there is no way to be granted under the Legacy if you are outside the UK.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/asylum/oldercases/