I am expecting my first child. I am a British citizen by birth, but my partner has recently applied for ILR so not yet settled. Is my child entitled to direct British citizenship because I am British? Or is my childs status effected by the fact that my partner is not settled? On my child's birth cer...
Hi my partner has applied for ILR using form set O in the long residence category. His supporting documents are: - UK birth certificate (he was born in the UK to parents who are not settled hence applying for ILR) - Foreign passport - Life in UK test - 3 months bank statement - Proof of continuous r...
Well he is my PARTNER and I'm pregnant with HIS child right now so how and why on earth would I 'adopt' the father of my child. I think his parents nationality is irrelevant. The matter is they have been in the UK for past 40 years with unsettled status. My partner was born in the UK during this time.
Long residency category (resident from birth to parents not settled in UK) P60 slips Payslips P45 slips Letters from current employment Partners maternity certificate UK graduation certificate UK birth certificate Letters from schools, college, uni In the UK Registration letter from docs surgery Ban...
Hey, I appreciate the forums should be kept decent especially since people don't really come on here with laughing matters, rather with more serious and sensitive situations. Anyway, I've decided I will be making an ILR application for my partner using Form set O. I'm filing the form out myself and ...
Well there must be a flaw in the system as he has lived his life like a British citizen he even has an ni number He needs settled status because we wish to travel, we've never been on holiday together Also, every time we speak to different councils abt having a civil ceremony they say its not possib...
Yep he has a uk birth certificate Will be sending that off with his ILR application Also me too, i find it really sad too that it's not his fault his parents r illegal. I want to write this in his cover letter,how could I word it, that he shouldn't hv to take responsibility for his parents shortcomi...
Hi, yes he was born here! And he applied for British citizenship using form t application in 2011 as per ur link, but this was rejected because of an unspent speeding conviction sp30. Now we're exploring other options for him - best bet ILR long residency from birth Was just wondering whether we sho...
His parents do wish to apply fr ILR on their own accord, but obviously in the meantime me and my partner really need his status to be settled, so our focus is his application for ILR. We're hoping his parents unsettled status has nothing to do with his application....
That's what I thought, il jus make an innocent application for him, he shouldn't be held responsible for his parents shortcomings. his parents status is still unsettled because they are to scared to make an application. Surely this isn't his problem right? I can't hold back on my partners ILR applic...
Happy to do so.. But must admit though usually people get abit baffled by the situation, hope someone out there can help. My partner was born in the UK but his parents were not settled at the time of birth. Meant my partners status was not settled either. He has lived his whole life without a passpo...
Hi everyone, just a general question. If someone has overstayed or should have made an ILR application sooner, do they HAVE to give a reason on a cover latter as to why there has been a delay in making an ILR application to settle immigration status. If they don't give a reason will the Home Office ...
Hi, I'm using Form Set O to apply for ILR for my partner who was born in the UK but whose parents status was not settled at the time of his birth. So I will be applying under the category marked 'other' in the application form - I will explain it as 'application for long residency since birth to par...
By the way, even though I'm applying for ILR on basis of long residency the situation is the applicant (my partner) was born in the UK, but at the time of birth his parents were not settled. So on the set o form I will be applying under the category marked 'other' and will explain 'Long residency - ...
Yep I'm looking to apply by post because apparently they don't check long residency applications at PEO. That's what I was told when I rang immigration enquiry otherwise to be honest I would love to apply and get results on the spot.
Thanks Gagan, that's good news. And Congrats on ur ILR.. Also, quick question - with my application form, do I need to send all documents relating to the speeding offence, eg the court summons, the police witness statements, the court collection and fine order etc?? I would prefer not to send them w...
Hi, I'm using Form Set O to apply for ILR for my partner who was born in the UK but whose parents status was not settled at the time of his birth. So I will be applying under the category marked 'other' in the application form - I will explain it as 'application for long residency since birth to par...
So putting naturalisation aside, if someone made an application for ILR with a speeding conviction that occurred just over 24months ago, would u say its likely to be accepted?
