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1) In the absence of concrete proof from them, it sounds like some NCS officials may have received an inaccurate briefing or training update.SS85 wrote:So my questions are:
1. Is anyone else aware of the change in rules where a permanent residence card is mandatory and if so could they point me to where on the internet I may get more information on this (Google search yielded nothing).
2. Is there anything I can submit in lieu of a permanent residence card, such as last 5 years P60s etc.
3. The permanent residence card application asks for a detail of a sponsor (including their passport, proof of relationship etc). I inherited my Italian citizenship from my mother (who doesn't live in the UK) and have lived in the UK by myself for the last 12 years. Would I have to use my mother as a sponsor or could I mark this section as n/a.
4. Finally could anyone advise of any decent immigration lawyers (preferably not too expensive) who I could speak to so I can get advise on my situation. There are a lot of lawyers found on the internet but I find that personal recommendations work best.
Many thanks in advance
I meant UNTIL naturalisation. As it stood until now, someone who applied next month with no PR would have his citizenship in about 6 months. Now if PR is required, they have to first get that, which will surely take a few months, then wait an entire year after they have it to apply for naturalisation, and then wait another 6 months to get approved. If that's the case, being from the EEA will be not so important anymore...Casa wrote:It's not clear whether one year of residence will be required after the issue date of the PR card. Obie will probably be able to advise further on this. However, why two years? Surely if someone has satisfied the residency/exercising Treaty rights rule they can apply for their PR card immediately?