If you were physically present (and your wife) in the UK on 15th October 2008 then you can apply on 15th October 2013 as longs as you both meet the 5 years residence requirement and thereby missing the new requirement for English test as this requirements is only effective from 28th October. If you...
In a particular year mainly 2009 -2010 - for almost all of the year I was outside UK on an assignment however I used to be back in the UK in between for a couple of days. During this period, when I was back in UK used to be put up in my friend's place for a few days and few days travelling in UK it...
As advised in your previous post by forum members/gurus, you can apply on the 3rd June and also, the UKBA states : Start of the residential qualifying period The residential qualifying period will be worked out from the day we receive your application. Most unsuccessful applications fail because the...
If you were physically present (and your wife) in the UK on 15th October 2008 then you can apply on 15th October 2013 as longs as you both meet the 5 years residence requirement and thereby missing the new requirement for English test as this requirements is only effective from 28th October. If you ...
No, they do not pay out child benefits if they were not claimed especially once the person turns 18. http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/childbenefit/payments-entitlements/payments/understand-award.htm Can you backdate a Child Benefit claim? Your Child Benefit claim can only be backdated for up to three months f...
No, there is no 28 day rule. You need to be on ILR for exactly 12 months, unless married to or civil partner of a British Citizen and have any legal residence for 3 years.
the name you put on the AN form should match your passport and official documents like BRP and birth certificate. i recently received a letter from ukba about my daughters MN1 application asking me to provide documentary evidence for my daughter to show why her second/middlename was not included on ...
Please help me.. What should I fill in section 1.1 on MN1 form... it says " plase indicate the section of the British nationality act 1981 under which ou would like the application considered" (my son born in India 3 years ago; where both parents were holding Tier 2 visa at the time of bi...
your kids can skip ilr as they are born in the uk their registration once a parent hasikr is one of entitlement under section 1(3) and wont be classed as overstayer by ukba when you apply for registration. also, it is not the ukba who issue passports, its the IPS and i have never heard of a passport...
Hi All, Can you please confirm whether Croydon office accept visa debit card for the ILR PEO appointment fee ? yes, i have used croydon peo twice and paid once with debit card and second time with bankers draft. but make sure you notify your bank of the large debit card transaction so that it is no...
you dont need to inform ukba everytime your address changes. if you apply for citizenship, the form asks for previous 5 years address but not for any proof of all of them.
Hi, I have completed Form AN for natralisation, it almost seems too easy (compared to previous visas) and I only have one question before submitting. I contacted the Nationality Checking Service which will cost £60, so not sure if I really need to attend. The biggest benefit and advantage of using ...
Spouse (settlement) visa on VAF4A. As she has not been in the UK as your PBS dependant before or at any time, this quote is not relevant You cannot apply in a partner category if you: are the spouse or partner of a person who is settled in the UK or has British citizenship if their most recent permi...
Generally it is the date of the postmark that is taken as the application date. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/studying/adult-students/applying-inside-uk/when-to-apply/ Click on the section 'What is the date of your application'. Worth sending it 'special post' and keep the rec...
no, she can apply as spouse of bc once you have got your citzenship as the residence rquirements will then be 3 years and as long as she meets th othe standard requirements too.
