We are bit stuck to the following as to what should we select as none of the options seem to be relevant for her; Choose which category to apply under. You are a child under 18 and: Selected ->You were born outside the UK -Your parent is British by descent and lived in the UK or a British Overseas ...

Thank you so much. This is indeed the case.

She satisfies both conditions.

Thank you so much for your reply.

Can she be registered as British Citizen even she was not born in UK and her parents only got EU Settled status recently?

Best regards

Dear board members, I am posting this on behalf of a friend. My friend and his family has settled status via EU settlement scheme. He wants to apply for her daughter's naturalisation. His daughter is under 18 years of age. Can he do that for only her daughter? If yes, would there be a different fee ...

Many thanks, Zimba

I hope this doesn’t violate board rules to put a follow up question.

Would I have to wait for a year after ILR to apply for Naturalisation even when my spouse is already British citizen or can I apply for naturalisation straight after ILR?

Many thanks.

Many thanks, CR001.

Dear board members,

I want to enquire about the form of application I need to fill in for ILR from tier-2 dependant route but my spouse is now British citizen.

Many thanks as always.

No you cannot as she is not British yet so she cannot get a British passport. Even with certificate of registration, she cannot travel as that is not a travel document. Without a valid visa, a British passport or COE endorsement, she cannot travel back to the UK if she leaves Thank you so much for ...

Hi all members and moderators, I have applied for my 4 months old BC registration like 2 months ago. I wanted to know if it is possible to apply for her passport before we get decision on her application or certificate? In case we have to travel in an emergency, what are other options for us given ...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 15, 2019 10:43 am

The rule, no longer relevant and not quite how you have stated it, was only applicable to main tier 2 visas holders.

Thank you so much CR001.
Much appreciate it.

Do 90 consecutive days absences are also counted for Tier-2 Dependants? There is NO absence limit of '90 days' at all. Also NO absence limit for tier 2 dependent visas issued BEFORE 11th January 2018. There is ONLY the 180 days for visas issued AFTER 11th January 2018. If you really did search and ...

Hi all the gurus out there, Apologies if this is already answered elsewhere. I had looked up but couldn't find any precise post related to my query. Tier-2 Dependant absences. I understand its 180 days in total in any 12 months of 5 years leading to ILR eligibility. Do 90 consecutive days absences ...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 14, 2019 3:32 pm

No sooner than within 28 days before 5th anniversary of visa issue date.

Thank you so much CR001 for your prompt reply.

Good afternoon to all the gurus out there, Posting a question on behalf of a friend who wants to know what would be the earliest date he is eligible to apply for ILR. His visa history is as below; Date of visa issue: 08-Feb-2015 Date of entry to UK: 14-June-2015 he is confused whether it is within ...

1. Yes, you need to enter the date of your first entry to the country in the category based on to which led you to ILR. So the date your T2 was granted in this scenario. - You can apply within 28 days of when your 5 years would be completed, on or after 1st of Aug will be OK. - You need to record ...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 30, 2019 10:02 am

She can enter as long as she has a valid visa.

Thank you CR001, much appreciate it as always.

Hi all, Background: I am on ILR, my wife is on my tier-2 dependant visa and my British born daughter is British passport holder. My wife's visa renewal is due in Jan 2020. We are planning to travel outside country in mid-Oct returning on 26th Dec keeping our absences in mind. Question: Would my wife ...

1. You don't need to submit anything extra than what is asked on the checklist. 2. You don't need any template for consent, consent form will be generated when you submit your application. You and your wife (if you have joint account) will have to sign it. 3. You should take all your and your wife's ...

Applied for ILR Route: SET(O) Tier-2 to ILR 5 years route - Super Priority Date application sent: 15-05-2019 Documents received by HO: 20-05-2019 - Uploaded on Sopra Steira website Ack letter received (if applicable): N/A Biometric Letter received: N/A Date Biometrics Enrolled: 21-05-2019 Payment ...

As child was born before you gained ILR then registration via MN1 is necessary (even as it was only a few days difference). See guidance: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/form-mn1-guidance Passport can be applied for after registration approved. Hi, Thank you very much for your prompt ...

Hi all, Searched through the forum but couldn't find this info. My little baby was born on 17th of May. I got my ILR on 21st May. Do I need to do her registration for BC or can I directly apply for her British passport? Also if you can guys can provide a link to the relevant process that I need to ...

Hi all, Just to update on this, I had applied for my ILR which has now been granted. That means there is no issue with payrise just a month ago or immediately before application. Hi, I am applying later this month. I was promoted and my salary now meets the minimum requirement. Over a month now ...

Hi, I am applying later this month. I was promoted and my salary now meets the minimum requirement. Over a month now. Hello, I'm in a similar situation. When are you applying for your ILR? Has it been raised to 35800 now? How long have you been on this pay? Please keep us updated with your situation ...

Surprisingly (not really) that your increases takes you to exactly the ILR requirement!! That is my fear as well but even then if they raise it to 35900 or 36000 or even 36500 this would still be seen with same perspective. Large raise, why raise to only meet minimum threshold. There can't be any ...