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New Rule passed- Will take 8 years to get Citizenship

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hi

Post by email257525 » Sun Jul 26, 2009 4:10 pm

looking at the current climate
British jobs for british people

No one knows, what is going to happen in future

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Post by push » Sun Jul 26, 2009 5:52 pm

wp2tier1 wrote:Well there have been two successes of JR on restrospective changes:

1. Related to hsmp changes being applied retrospectively.

2. ILR rule of 5 years being applied retrospectively and the basis for win in this case was that the documents on hsmp said that ILF would be granted in 4 years. So on same line the documents for tier 1 currently say that you get ILR in 5 years. So why would govt risk another JR loss and apply it to those who are already on tier 1? If they do then why can't another JR be won based on the documentation like in previous case?
Apart from the legislative issues, unlike HSMP pre Nov 2006, the applicants provide an undertaking on the form that their further application for extension etc. will be subject to the immigration rules in force at the time of such application. Although, a rule which plays with the lives of so many ppl can not be subject to a casual treatment.
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8 years?????

Post by letmec2006 » Mon Jul 27, 2009 10:43 am

The path to citizenship (2008) document clearly states for an econimic migrant, need 5 years on temporary resident and 1 year on probationary citizenship after which one can apply for citizenship. Where is it mentioned of 8 years???

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Re: 8 years?????

Post by push » Mon Jul 27, 2009 10:43 pm

letmec2006 wrote:The path to citizenship (2008) document clearly states for an econimic migrant, need 5 years on temporary resident and 1 year on probationary citizenship after which one can apply for citizenship. Where is it mentioned of 8 years???
See the latest bill which is being discussed in the parliament at the moment. The bill stipulates that if you do voluntary work after PC then you can get citizenship in 1 year rather than 3 years (so 5+1=6 or 5+3=8yrs).
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Re: 8 years?????

Post by ChetanOjha » Mon Jul 27, 2009 11:29 pm

push_hsmp wrote:
letmec2006 wrote:The path to citizenship (2008) document clearly states for an econimic migrant, need 5 years on temporary resident and 1 year on probationary citizenship after which one can apply for citizenship. Where is it mentioned of 8 years???
See the latest bill which is being discussed in the parliament at the moment. The bill stipulates that if you do voluntary work after PC then you can get citizenship in 1 year rather than 3 years (so 5+1=6 or 5+3=8yrs).
Yep. Clean the roads,do work without pay,do charity work,teach computers to people etc to get citizenship early. That's what it is coming to now.
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Post by push » Tue Jul 28, 2009 9:27 pm

There is a comprehensive thread on citizenship bill elsewhere. Ppl interested, can get more info from it.
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