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t4ure4n
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by t4ure4n » Wed Jan 13, 2021 10:11 am
I came to the UK in Sep 2004 on student visa and had multiple extensions until I got married in 2011 and changed to spouse visa in Feb 2013. I got my ILR in Feb 2018.
I am applying for citizenship as a spouse of a British citizen. I have few questions if someone can help me.
- I have two daughters who are British. I have answered Yes to the question "Do you have any dependants not applying with you at this time?" Do I have to provide any further details about them anywhere or send their birth certificates etc.
- Since I am applying as spouse of British citizen, do I only need provide them details for previous visa applications related to spouse visa(2) + ILR (1)? OR
Do I also need to provide details of all my student visa applications as well, made prior to getting spouse visa. I am asking this because:
- I don't have details of all of those student visa applications because apart from first few, later ones were issued as BRP which were returned to Home Office so I don't have any record of them.
- HO should already have record of them
- They were made long before spouse visa/ILR (i.e >10 years old)
- They may start asking for further details which I may not have.
- How do I prove that I was in the UK exactly at the start of 3 year period before application date? - Do I scan my entire passport (latest one) showing no exit from UK prior to 3 year period? Or there is an easier way to prove it?
Many thanks
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CULLINAN
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by CULLINAN » Wed Jan 13, 2021 11:32 am
t4ure4n wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 10:11 am
I came to the UK in Sep 2004 on student visa and had multiple extensions until I got married in 2011 and changed to spouse visa in Feb 2013. I got my ILR in Feb 2018.
I am applying for citizenship as a spouse of a British citizen. I have few questions if someone can help me.
- I have two daughters who are British. I have answered Yes to the question "Do you have any dependants not applying with you at this time?" Do I have to provide any further details about them anywhere or send their birth certificates etc.
- I was in a similar situation. There is a section at the end where you can add additional information- I left a note that both my children are British
Since I am applying as spouse of British citizen, do I only need provide them details for previous visa applications related to spouse visa(2) + ILR (1)? OR
Do I also need to provide details of all my student visa applications as well, made prior to getting spouse visa. I am asking this because:
- I don't have details of all of those student visa applications because apart from first few, later ones were issued as BRP which were returned to Home Office so I don't have any record of them.
- HO should already have record of them
- They were made long before spouse visa/ILR (i.e >10 years old)
- They may start asking for further details which I may not have.
- You are expected to input ALL UK visa immigration applications. Date are if known question. Clarify in the cover letter if you do not remember
How do I prove that I was in the UK exactly at the start of 3 year period before application date? - Do I scan my entire passport (latest one) showing no exit from UK prior to 3 year period? Or there is an easier way to prove it?
Passport(s) stamps covering the 3 year qualifying period. I would scan the last UK entry stamp even if it was more than 3 years ago to prove you never left UK after that
Many thanks
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