Without children and the fact that your boyfriend isn't British, the Home Office may well take the view that you could settle together in either of your home countries. Would it had been different if they had children born in the UK to the settled boyfrined (not British) and are not married, but ha...
akhan25 wrote:I think this child does qualify as she prob was 5 when entered uk and now 10 so if u worked out exact date since she entered uk till she has lived here half life.
But the child lived in the UK as an oversyater for that period.
Perhaps . I have looked into that case, it appears that the children were born in the UK at times when their respective mothers were overstayers. This is slight different to the situation I provided above as the child was not born in the UK and is an overstayer. However, the case provides a good in...
The child is 10 years. She was born in Kenya and hold a Kenyan passport. But she has been residing in the UK since 2008. She arrived in the UK in 2008, when she was five years old, under a six months' visitor visa, to visit her mother. The child's mother is a British citizen. She has the sole parent...
Have you both got NINos now? That was not my point. My point was where does such law provides that as long as one of the joint claimants provides a NINO, then the other is not so required to provide one, as long as they have never been issued with one? I never said it applied to you, you are an EEA...
