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What's your partner's nationality and why do you have a UK spouse/Visa? And can you confirm whether you are married?
Partner would be a dual Irish/British citizen as born in the North of Ireland.
That's only an assumption until the OP confirms.
Yes, but the OP did say,
They did not.
Give the condescending overtones a break, for heaven's sake. Also, you might want to brush up on your English comprehension problems, while you're at it.kamoe wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2020 3:29 pmThey did not.
Again, we can all well assume that the partner is British and born in Norther Ireland (of course that is my assumption, but before I engage in sharing my opinion here I'd like a kind confirmation of my assumptions, this is but basic standard practice). Their partner's nationality was never actually explicitly said by the OP.
And since the fact whether they are married or not is also not clear, we need the OP's input, and it is crucial that we do not add more to this until the OP comes and confirms these two key pieces of information.
You seem offended. Conveying condescendence was not my intention, so I apologise if my words created room to believe that. I'm just explaining why I believe it is necessary for the OP to give us some further input, that's all.
One does not reach the invitation-only status of Respected Guru in this forum if one has English comprehension problemsAlso, you might want to brush up on your English comprehension problems, while you're at it.
What I hoped I conveyed was that by saying the sentence above, the OP is not really saying their partner is also from Northern Ireland.FYI the OP DID actually say the below:
Great news about the Irish woman who won her case for the EU settlement scheme.
So, if I understand correctly, if my partner was born in NI, he can apply for EU settlement scheme as well, after the 24th August and link his application to mine? It's all very confusing.. I thought it would be easier than going the normal UK visa route.
1. Topics merged.Loulou65 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 02, 2021 2:53 pmHello, I am presently in the UK under a Spouse/partner visa. I have been here since 2018 and have been working the same job since then, so over 2 years. Now my visa expires on 02/02/21. I have applied for the EU Settlement scheme on 24/08/2020 but haven't heard anything back. I've contacted them quite a lot but all they're telling me is there's no outstanding documents and you should hear soon. Ive lodged a complaint with them before Christmas. Now my question is, can i retain the right to work while waiting for a decision on the EU Settlement or is it possible to have an extension on my current visa? I dread having to quit my job in any situation but especially with the Covid situation at the moment. Thank you for your help
Is he or is he not a person from Northern Ireland? This is a key element, and you have not clarified if it is the case. If he isn't, your application to the EU Settlement Scheme might not be successful. Unmarried partners without prior EEA documentation can only apply to the EU Settlement Scheme if their partner is from Northern Ireland.
Then why do you keep calling? I have not heard a single case of anyone obtaining an actual answer from calling the EU Resolution centre asking for updates. It's all canned answers.Loulou65 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 29, 2020 11:35 amI've submitted my application for the EU settlement scheme on 24/08/2020 as an unmarried partner(...) Since then, I've called them about once every few weeks and all they're telling me is that they have everything they need and I should get a decision soon(they've been telling me this since October).
If you are not eligible you will get refused. Is your partner from Northern Ireland, yes or no? If he isn't you will be refused.Now I'm getting worried... What are the reasons why I would get refused?
Completely irrelevant.I have unpaid taxed in Canada (which I wanted to deal with pre-pandemic, but haven't been able to). Would that stop me from getting the visa?
When are you getting married? With no visa or permit, and no marriage certificate, no, you do not have an automatic right to work.My partner visa expires on 02/02/2021 and I'm scared I will have to quit the job I've had since 2018. Please, any help, advice or comments would help.
Thanks for confirming. As CR001 said, the main point was to clarify whether your partner was born in Norther Ireland or not. That is what makes you eligible to apply as an unmarried partner. This was asked several times and you kept giving the same tangent answer of him being dual national...