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I think the only way is return home and apply for leave to enter but I'm unsure about how the status of you husband affects this. How was your non-EEA husband granted PR as a family member?yesenia wrote:Hi all,
I wonder if could help/advice me with the following case:
When I returned from holidays in 2000 I was refused leave to re enter the UK as a student, the reason stated on the IS82C form was that they were not satisfied that I will leave the UK on completion of my studies and that they were not satisfied that I could be without working or recourse to public funds to meet the cost of the course and maintenance and accommodation during the course. After that, I was given temporary admission (pending departure by plane) then instructed to report 1 week later to be sent back home. I got a solicitor to see If could appeal who managed to postpone my removal but only for 3 more days. Then, I believed that an IS87 was filled and sent to court. However, during this short period of the process, immigration sent me some correspondence to the address where I was living but for some unknown reason the landlord returned these documents informing that I was not longer living there. Therefore my lawyer was contacted and informed that I had to report to the Airport to explain the reasons, he believed that it would be OK if explain that it was a misunderstanding. However, I was very scared and therefore did not attend. Then, I got married in 2001 and had a baby in 2005 and recently my husband who is a non EEA family member was granted a permanent residence card.
Would you please let me what alternatives are available in order to enable me to sort out my and our baby’s situation?
Many thanks in advance for you help
Only one parent needs to be a permanent resident. Not both. But they still need your details so the child's identity is established.yesenia wrote: I am a bit confused regarding how my baby can be registered as a British Citizen when in my details are also requested on the form.
The form is wrong. You don't need referees for this kind of registration application.Also, It is stated that two referees have to have known a child for at least 3 years and he is only 1 year 6 months.
I doubt it. But you will need it before you can apply for ILR in due course.What if I was to take the British Citizenship test, will it be useful when applying in my home countryfor the spouse visa?