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you mean u dont want to apply for job seeker allowance ??? then u have to show enough saving that u use to live from !!! simple ...bank statement of saving !!! good luckSAL1313 wrote:Hey John,
Thanks for popping into the thread, however not to be cheeky would have actually appreciated more if you would have just clarified my doubt..As you can imagine we are here to clarify the doubts/confusions that all these processes make us face-and we do appreciate the help!!
Basically, am not trying to invent anything new cus simply in the link that sushd has left, If i scroll down on documentation requirements it says :
Evidence of exercising treaty rights for five years
We require evidence to cover the relevant five-year period. You should provide:
â– P60 tax certificates; or;
â– an employer's letter confirming employment; or
â– a benefits letter confirming job seekers' allowance claimed; or
â– a benefits letter confirming incapacity benefit claimed; or
â– documentary evidence confirming pension received.
Now, I would only recieve a P60 of I am employed here so does that mean if I do not work in my final year of ILR, I dont qualify for naturalisation???? This is where my question originated from, hope you can see why??
As always-appreciate any help!!
Cheers
That is your interpretation, that you are not inventing requirements. But I say that now you are trying to pretend that you have been in the UK for 5 years exercising EU/EEA Treaty Rights, but that is not your path to ILR at all, is it!Basically, am not trying to invent anything new cus simply in the link that sushd has left, If i scroll down on documentation requirements it says :
Evidence of exercising treaty rights for five years
As you have been in the UK since June 2005, you may be eligible to apply for naturalisation subject to the residential requirements for naturalisation being met (Standard requirements, the link for which f2k has already provided).SAL1313 wrote:a) so I got ILr based on my wife's WP for 5 yrs, she has now left the country and will not live in the UK anymore and I am still here, so basically after completing 1 yr on my ILR, I can apply for naturalisation?
No.SAL1313 wrote:b) If after staying away from UK for over a year my wife moves back to the UK, would she then be able to apply for naturalisation after staying here for 1 year on her ILR?
The response above (no) is for this very reason.SAL1313 wrote:but in that case the absence out of UK clause will hold her as she would stay out this 1 year (365 days and already has 180 days in last 5 yrs)?
She cannot. She may be eligible to apply for naturalisation as and when she fulfils the same standard requirements that apply to you (link above). You'll need to compute the eligibility date(s) based on the absences from UK, keeping in mind the allowed allowances in the years preceding the application.SAL1313 wrote:Basically, how can she qualify for naturalisation after a year?
Let me clarify my point though it is (now) irrelevant given the additional information from your end. Please note that the following explanation is based on information that you provided in your initial (opening) post (where there was no mention of you being in UK since June 2005).SAL1313 wrote:Thank for your reply sushdmehta but I am confused.
as per your point 1, what would the requirements be to apply for citizenship as a spouse OR on my own merit? Can you advise please.