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Aslam0786
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Dual national Spouse Visa extension

Post by Aslam0786 » Tue Aug 15, 2017 12:12 am

Hi

I am a british citizen and my wife american passport holder is on spouse in the uk since 30 /09/15 and her visa expiring on 30-06-18.

i need a help regarding following questions please;

1- Spouse visa extension application will be under 2 year route or 5 year route category ?
2-she is have more then £16000 in her personal account so would she meet the financial requirement or do i still have to use my proof of earning showing more then £18500 in the form of salary slips?
3-i have claimed only my self HB for the small period of time so would that effect her spouse visa extension or ILR application in the future?
4- As a american citizen can she also eligible for british citizenship and if she can then would that effect her american citizenship ? and what is her best possible options available for her in terms of keeping both nationalities?
5- we just been blessed with our first child and i already applied and have the british passport for my baby girl but should i also apply for american passport as well for my baby girl. or if not then whats best option available for her to keep both nationalities?

Please help me to find these above mysteries as am really confused and cant find the authentic information and answers for these question, Thanks

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Re: Dual national Spouse Visa extension

Post by Casa » Tue Aug 15, 2017 10:08 am

Aslam0786 wrote:Hi

I am a british citizen and my wife american passport holder is on spouse in the uk since 30 /09/15 and her visa expiring on 30-06-18.

i need a help regarding following questions please;

1- Spouse visa extension application will be under 2 year route or 5 year route category ? She is on a 5 year route to ILR so this next extension will be for 2.5 years. In addition to the visa fee she will also have to pay the £500 NHS surcharge https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... -form-flrm

2-she is have more then £16000 in her personal account so would she meet the financial requirement or do i still have to use my proof of earning showing more then £18500 in the form of salary slips? Without evidence of income of at least £18.600 p.a you would need £62,500 in savings, held in an accessible account for 6 months.

3-i have claimed only my self HB for the small period of time so would that effect her spouse visa extension or ILR application in the future? Did you declare your household income and your wife's savings in your HB application? Were the local authority aware that your wife is under Immigration control without access to Public funds?

4- As a american citizen can she also eligible for british citizenship and if she can then would that effect her american citizenship ? and what is her best possible options available for her in terms of keeping both nationalities? Both the UK and the US allow dual nationality.

5- we just been blessed with our first child and i already applied and have the british passport for my baby girl but should i also apply for american passport as well for my baby girl. or if not then whats best option available for her to keep both nationalities? Your choice.

Please help me to find these above mysteries as am really confused and cant find the authentic information and answers for these question, Thanks
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