Did the original ILR state 'Indefinite leave to ENTER'?? I have just checked, and it was "CERTIFICATE OF ENT TO RIGHT OF ABODE", not ILR. Thanks for pointing this out. She applied for a British passport once she was in the country So does this then conclude that because my wife was automatically a ...
I guess reading this thread here has got me concerned https://www.immigrationboards.com/british-citizenship/mn1-section-3-5-parents-citizenship-requirement-t58628.html My understanding is that 3(5) is based on the premise that the parent was British at the time of the child's birth. My wife hadn't ...
Is this just saying that because my wife was already a citizen (whether she had a applied for a passport or not) when my children were born, my children are citizen's too?
I will dig around when I get home and confirm whether it was Indefinite Leave to Remain or Enter, I will also try and get the details on which forms she filled out when she received her citizenship. Can I just try and follow the live of logic here though? I'm just not really following what you have ...
Thank you so much for your time here. Now I really am confused! in 2016, while we were still in Australia I was applying for my student visa and looking to put my wife and 3 kids as dependents (we didn't know anything about ILR or citizenship), they rejected the application and stated that my wife ...
Thank you for getting back to me. Apologies for the confusion, my wife originally applied for ILR, then citizenship soon after - her parents were married. At the time when I applied for my Spousal visa at the priority center, the official handling our case very confidential informed us, that our ...
Hi Everyone, Many thanks to the time and effort put in by the many contributors to these forums. I am in a bit of a pickle, and am not sure what if any options are open to me to keep my children 'legally' in the UK. Background below: # My wife and I were both born in Australia and lived there our ...
