The 6 months comes from the amount of time an European can exercise treaty rights and be a ‘jobseeker’ before he/she can be asked to leave the UK due to lack of occupation.

The rule wasn’t enforced by the UK when it was an EU member state but does exist under EU law.

I don't know where to start, I woke up this morning with the news on CSI policy change and felt hopeless about the situation. I just now received email from caseworker confirming my citizenship application has been APPROVED :D I thought this might comfort few people who are also in similar ...

I don't know where to start, I woke up this morning with the news on CSI policy change and felt hopeless about the situation. I just now received email from caseworker confirming my citizenship application has been APPROVED :D I thought this might comfort few people who are also in similar ...

I don't know where to start, I woke up this morning with the news on CSI policy change and felt hopeless about the situation. I just now received email from caseworker confirming my citizenship application has been APPROVED :D I thought this might comfort few people who are also in similar ...

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2 months gap is not much and won’t be a problem. We are taking more of a 6 month gap where there should be requirement for CSI.

I understand, Simon. Thank you. However I still have some hope the new published requirement won’t apply to those with pending applications. Because most in those cases wouldn’t applied and had all this effort regarding their application started by learning and the first £50 for Lituk test. I assu ...

Doubt it. I think it depends how many ccjs and the personal appreciation of the caseworker really. There isn’t precise guidelines on whether debt and ccjs constitutes an indication that the candidate isn’t of good character. Guidelines say that the application should be refused only if there is cle ...

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Mon May 18, 2020 9:21 pm

Thanks for the reply - so a digital signature would definitely not be accepted?

No.

A digital signature can be remotely faked. You need a handwritten one, like you would do for most official documents.

Eligibility criteria: EU Settlement Scheme/ILR 1 year , 6 years in the UK Language/LIUK Criteria: UK Bachelors & UK Masters Nationality : EU - Romanian/Moroccan Method of application: Online Date of application: 22 Jan 2020 Payment method: Visa, Online Date of acknowledgement: Awaiting Date of ...

I know a lot of Europeans already waiting far over a year and get generic replies when they inquire. Many people from all kind of backgrounds waiting. I would appreciate if you would please at least provide the figures. By its nature your reply says that should Europeans have a special priority ...

[quote=CR001 post_id=<a href="tel:1890860">1890860</a> time=<a href="tel:1585240216">1585240216</a> user_id=70994] You can book an appointment, but the liklihood of it being cancelled is quite real. You will then need to either rebook or cancel and wait till later. Ok, thanks. I do want to book it ...

Hi There, I am a British citizen. I am applying for my wife's citizenship /naturalisation application (non-EEA/EU route) My wife got her ILR in January 2020, and she has been in the country for over 3 years. Question is, what should I include in proof of living in the UK? Appreciate it if you can ...

Hello, I would like to use my ILR obtained as part of my settled status as proof of freedom from immigration time restrictions for my citizenship application. I have submitted my application. What document do I need to provide/upload to UKVCAS to proof this given that the government do not provide ...

Hi, I just applied online for naturalisation and am in the process of gathering all the documents. As for the proof of living in the UK, what evidence do you provide for the time when you were a University student and not working? is student finance statemnts enough? Any quick help would be much ...

Hi, I just applied online for naturalisation and am in the process of gathering all the documents. As for the proof of living in the UK, what evidence do you provide for the time when you were a University student and not working? is student finance statemnts enough? Any quick help would be much ...

Hi all, First of all I would like to thank you to those who created and maintain this forum. It is of great help for those of us aiming to apply for naturalisation and other nature of visas. The reason why i am posting a message here is because I was planning to apply for naturalisation in ILR ...

The latter is my concern as I did not have any sort of Comprehensive Sickness Insurance during this period. I had a private insurance once I started my new job but not during this period. You were between jobs - there was no requirement to have CSI for the 45 days between jobs. CSI (under EEA ...

Hi, I would be very grateful if anyone could help me with this question. I am applying for British citizenship, my wife and my children have British citizenship. regarding this question " Do you have any dependants not applying with you at this time?", do I answer Yes or No. Best Regards The answer ...

Hello, I have submitted and paid for the UK naturalization application and had all my uploaded supporting documents checked. I intended to pass the Life in the UK test as well the English language test AFTER the application as nowhere on the home office page specifies that you have to pass this ...

Hello, I have submitted and paid for the UK naturalization application and had all my uploaded supporting documents checked. I intended to pass the Life in the UK test as well the English language test AFTER the application as nowhere on the home office page specifies that you have to pass this ...

This might be a silly and purely theoretical question. I applied for my PR via as an EU citizen which was approved a while back. Then I obtained my British citizenship shortly after. So I am now EU/British citizen in possession of two passports: UK passport and another (non UK) EU passport. Out of ...

First of all, I'd like to thank you for this forum: I found here many good answers to lots of questions, although I can't quite wrap my head around this... EU citizen, I have been living in the UK for 6 years, and have held settled status for one year. On the very AN form, in the "Supporting ...

**UPDATE** Please ignore above as I have now managed to find that I should be filling the MN1 physical copy and should apply by post rather than online. This copy of MN1 has more relevant questions to the child which makes sense now. However, it does ask for current Nationality, any idea what we ...

Unfortunately the 5 year rule still apply. you cannot be out more than 90 days a year in the five years before you make the appointment plus you need to be in the UK five years before your application on that specific day. They are strict about the rules

You don't say why you think he might have needed CSI. I presume that you are worried that he might not have complied with the requirements for EU freedom of movement. From some time in 2006 onwards, once he had been working in the UK (or been the child under 21 in the UK of an EU national who was ...