I have waited more than 2 weeks and my letter never arrived. I wrote to them once...nothing.....I wrote again...nothing...and today I sent them an email again. It's been 2 months now since I was supposed to get that letter! What shall I do next? It's very frustrating!! Please help with any suggesti...
The absence should not cause a problem for ILR in November 2013. You are quoting the absence requirements for naturalisation as BC. Isaac01 - you are incorrect that the spouse needs to spend 3 years to qualify for ILR. Spouse only needs 2 years residence based on the old rules, then ILR can be appli...
The standard requirements for British Citizenship are : Residential requirements To demonstrate the residential requirements for naturalisation, you must have: * been resident in the UK for at least five years (this is known as the residential qualifying period); and * been present in the UK five ye...
I cannot understand why you are making such a big issue out of this tiny detail. Your absence and your wife's absence are not significant in anyway and there is no need to provide 'proof' that you were 'in contact' for such short periods. The UKBA does allow spouses to travel, even if not travelling...
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Children Eligibility Q1: Can my son apply for naturalisation? The term used for children applications as BC is Registration and not Naturalisation. The requirements for children are a lot simpler than for adults. UK born In the child was born in the UK before one parent had ILR/PR, then once one par...
1. The is no requirement to switch once you marry a BC, so you can stay on your T2 until you qualify for ILR, which will be the most sensible way to go to obtain ILR. Then once you have ILR, you can apply for citizenship immediately as spouse of BC if you meet the standard requirements. 2. I am pret...
Set(M) form Guidance notes say : 5 WHEN TO APPLY You and any children under 18 who are applying with you should apply before the end of your/their permitted stay in the UK when you are nearing completion of the 2-year qualifying period required by the Immigration Rules. Your wife needs to be residen...
A biometric residence permit is only issued if for visas issued or extended within the UK. If you have applied for entry clearance from China, the visa will be in your wife's passport and she will not get a BRP. There is no need to worry about this point on the Set(M) form. Also please remember that...
The is no requirement, legal or otherwise, for a spouse to be a dependent visa holder. They can hold their own visa. However, it makes it easier if spouse is a dependent when reaching the stage of ILR etc. as if they are on their own visa, they cannot apply with you and will have to wait till they m...
don't see any reason why you can't! infact you don't need to wait for a week after submission of your application - you can submit you papers at NCS and catch the next plane/train/bus... just ensure someone keeps an eye on your posts as UKBA may contact you should they require any additional inform...
this topic is more than three years old so why are you posting her instead of your own thread? this question is covered in many topics! depending on your circumstances, its 12 months after ilr that you can apply for bc naturalisation, which can take weeks or months! you needto meet the srandard requ...
when are you planning to apply and is it an extension of Tier 1 or ILR?
you cannot book appointments now for august! appointments are only available to book 42 days in advance.
Thanks for your kind reply CR001 yes I was present in UK on 12th Oct 2008. Oh I just realised its not 12th Oct 2007 rather it's 12th Oct 2008. Now I get it. Thanks once again. so its got nothing to do with the year I entered UK rather one year after that (and therefore 5 years before the naturalisa...
Hi, I will answer what I can : 1) Get naturalisation after 12 months (in fact a day after the day I entered UK in 2007 i.e. 11th Oct 2007). So we can effectively apply on 12th Oct 2013 ? - were you physically present in the UK on 12th October 2008?? that is a standard requirement of physically prese...
It means 'prior to date of application" so the two years preceeding the date the application is made, not the two years before the 18 months you were living apart!
considering the link you have posted is more than 2years old and the current economic climate, i dont think many employers would cover these costs now for employees. also, there would obviously be stringent pay back terms if this was common practice.
Indran, you are grasping at straws and trying to avoid paying for your own ILR, which is an application that you would choose to do, not your employer and you need to meet the requirements, not your employer. I have yet to come across any employer paying for an employee's Settlement application (ILR...
your employer is correct and it is not their responsibility to pay for your ilr, which is indefinite leave to remain, eg settled person free from immigration control and does not expire. ilr is your responsibility and is not an employer sponsored process like a work permit. your employer will know t...
