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GoingBackBackToEire wrote: ↑
Mon Jan 08, 2024 9:57 pm

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She would need to change her foreign passport first.

Do you mean I have to start fresh application each time and use linking code which I got while filling up main applicant's application (assuming I'll get the option to link application with main applicant)? Yes. Main applicant already started application and reached to almost at the end but didn't ...

Dependents each complete their own separate forms.

It is not one form for all.

It takes you to form MN1. It reference form T as a hyper link only within the text.

Will it affect my ILR clock?

No, why would it??

Please ask your citizenship questions in the British citizenship sub forum.

chandran_geek wrote: ↑
Tue Jul 30, 2024 5:10 pm
i have another query, as my partner is not going to have settled status by the time 2025 and would it impact registering the UK born child as british after my ILR?

No issue. A UK born child has an entitlement to register as British once EITHER parent gets ILR.

so my question is, would both my kids can be registered for British citizen after i get the ILR status after aug/2024 or do i need to apply for ILR for kids as well? Once you get ILR, you can register the UK born child as British under section 1(3), which is an entitlement to register. The child bo...

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Well my question is if my citizenship application is in progress when child is born outside uk and my wife is having ILR then can i apply to register for British citizenship for the child for bringing him / her to the UK ? You can't do this. They child has no claim or entitlement to apply for citiz...

3 years only!

1. Fine yes provided you meet the requirements. 2. You can choose any council you wish. Don't assume you and your buddies will all get approval at the same time. It doesn't work like that most of the time, even for families who apply at the same time. 3. You only need the stamped pages of your passp...

She uses the same ref number in the online form for B1.

Is this query related to you other topic?

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It is asking the date you entered and not date of visa vignette!!

Ukvi know the rules and that your visa route qualifying period is from vignette date!

Hi @aaj2111, I’ve just realised that we’re exactly in the same boat as you with the visa expiry for my dependents. Please advise how soon after sending a query to home office did you get a response and what was the process thereafter. Thanks the user hasn't logged in since 1st February. Please do n...

Q2.correct.

Q3. All scanned digital copies. No originals are handed over or posted. The biometrics appointment is is a third party agent only for identity check and biometrics enrolment. They are not ukvi staff.

What visa category does she hold?

Has she held a spouse settlement visa under Appendix FM for 5 years? ie 2 x 2.5 year visas.

Or does she hold a Skilled Worker or tier 1 or gtv dependent visa for 5 years?

What is your immigration status and route?

Topic moved ro correct sub forum. He had his indefinite leave to remain which has recently expired in March 2024. He is settled. What do you it has expired? Does have an old style residence card with permanent reaidency under rhe EU rules? Or did he apply for Swttled Status? What is your uk immigrar...

Q1. For your wife, her B1 test. When did she get ILR?

Q2. It is your wife's travel and passport that is relevant. Not yours if you hold a British passport. Nothing extra is needed except her stamped passport pages.

Q3. You need marriage certificate.

Please keep all your questions about the same application in one topic, this one, now merged.

1. Fine.

2. Global talent.

3. You need to out a date 3 years in the future.

Nothing has changed. For spouse visa holders the qualifying time starts from date of entry.

It is a completely different visa category that starts from initial visa issue date. You have misunderstood, it is different rules/requirments for different visas, it is not a one size fits all.

CR001 wrote: ↑
Sun Aug 27, 2017 9:43 pm
Timelines ONLY Please!!!!! Please refrain from asking questions in this topic!!!

You won't be eligible for ilr. You cannot have more than 180 days absence in any rolling 12 month period regardless of reason for absence. Also, if you are working in India, then you don't need a Skilled Worker visa. Continuous residence is UK Residence only. It has nothing to do with working abroad.

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