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~ aski - Thank you for the warning. We have begun filling in the form today, and the section you are referring to has given us pause...it's extremely misleading since depending on your answer to Q11 it then directs you to Q13, but if you read the text just above Q13 it says to go directly to Q17!! Given your unfortunate experience we now know NOT to tick Q13, but my sympathies to you for falling foul of their poorly set out form.aksi wrote:Just want to caution you about SET(M) section 6, I had a set back by inadvertently answering a question on SET(M), So please be careful.
Red Sea Angel wrote:~ aski - Thank you for the warning. We have begun filling in the form today, and the section you are referring to has given us pause...it's extremely misleading since depending on your answer to Q11 it then directs you to Q13, but if you read the text just above Q13 it says to go directly to Q17!! Given your unfortunate experience we now know NOT to tick Q13, but my sympathies to you for falling foul of their poorly set out form.aksi wrote:Just want to caution you about SET(M) section 6, I had a set back by inadvertently answering a question on SET(M), So please be careful.
My husband thinks I am stressing to much over every single question but it's for exactly this reason I'm second guessing myself and double/triple checking what's being asked!
Your husband is right and it seems like you are zooming too much into every single simple question and therefore you are now not able to understand simple basic questions. I hope you don't come back and ask that in first question in the form its asking my name so what should I write in it or whose name is being asked you are losing focus and being really paranoid and obnoxious sorry to be harsh but hey pay reasonable attention while filling form as after all its your ILR.
I know I'm over-thinking this, but with aski's recent experience in mind, would someone be kind enough to answer a couple more questions?
Section 2A - Your Partners Details - 'How long has your partner lived in the UK?'. I know this ought to be a really simple question but we lived together in my husband's home country from 2006 - 2012. So, should we put my return date to the UK last year? Or the years I lived in the UK before moving, then the elapsed time since my return last year?
Have you read this question properly?as it seems you haven't as its clearly saying How long has your British Citizen partner lived in the UK so just say SINCE BIRTH or British Citizen by Birth and they aren't asking about how long you have lived with your partner
Section 2B - There are 2 boxes to write addresses you have lived at in the 2 years preceding the application. Should this include our current address, or only addresses not listed in 1.13? There's another section (section 7) that specifically asks about previous addresses but states "other than that given at section 1.13." so at least that's clear!
Just all other address going backwards from current to the first address and no need to put current address as its already asked in first section.
Finally, I'd just like confirmation that we've understood Section 3 correctly. We have 2 children who are BC so there's nothing to complete regarding them until 3.9 (further information) where it says"You may wish to include details of any children under the age of 18 who are in the UK and are British citizens....".Are we correct?
Not sure about this one sorry
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Red Sea Angel wrote: Section 2A - Your Partners Details - 'How long has your partner lived in the UK?'. I know this ought to be a really simple question but we lived together in my husband's home country from 2006 - 2012. So, should we put my return date to the UK last year? Or the years I lived in the UK before moving, then the elapsed time since my return last year?
I know they are not asking how long I have lived with my partner. I have NOT lived in the UK from birth. I lived here from birth to 2006, then from 2012 to the present. I lived abroad for 6 years. So, it doesn't seem correct to write from birth, particularly when we applied for and were granted my husband's settlement visa under the pre 9th July rules (more than 4 years living together overseas etc).navalaviator wrote: Have you read this question properly?as it seems you haven't as its clearly saying How long has your British Citizen partner lived in the UK so just say SINCE BIRTH or British Citizen by Birth and they aren't asking about how long you have lived with your partner