Dear all, Thank you so much for discussing this topic so kindly. As Mr./Ms. fwd079 said: >ILR as far as I feel, is not a joke visa, its a promise you make UK your home country, just one step below Citizenship. It's very important point I need to think of. However, when the British citizenship was ...
To the best of my knowledge, when renoucing British citizenship, you need to prove that you have any other nationality(ies). Anyway, Mr./Ms. wanderer's reply reminds me of another case. Another case I can imagine of: She/he was born in the UK from foreign national parents. Some countries allow dual ...
Dear All, Thank you for your interesting conversations. I originally did not think the topic I posted is so rare case. Anyway, Mr. Simon wrote: >On renouncing your British citizenship, you will have no right of abode or leave to remain. You will need to apply for a Tier 4 >study visa (at overseas ...
The point I'd like to know is, somehow, to get the ILR again with my native passport.
(If only, my dad did not do such a mistake..... I want to stay in th UK with my native nationalty.)
Dear members, Thank you for comments so far. I'm absolutely certain that I had the ILR without the time limitation ( ILR means "indifinete leave", doesn't it?). As I wrote in the first posting, my dad did the all process for becomeing the British Citizen without my consent. ( I was 10 or 11 years ...
Subject: Intending to stay permanently in the UK after renouncing the "Registration of British Citizen" Dear Sir/Madam, When I was an infant, my parents changed my immigration status from the "Indifinite Leave to Remain in the UK (ILR)" with my original nationality to the "Rregistration of British ...
