-One question, when you applied for ILR, did you include your entire family including your son? If your son was not included, was the denial include your son? Did they interview you about your son? Were they aware of your child? Why did you applied for ILR without waiting for your son to be 10 years ...
This is where the denial probably came from.. "c. were aged 10 years or more on the date of application;" You applied before the child is 10 years old. The immigration decision is correct. In the appeal, if the first decision is executory on the date of denial, then the appeal is irrelevant. The ...
"If the child lives in the UK until age 10 there is a lifetime entitlement to register as a British citizen. The immigration st atus of the child and his/her parents is irrelevant ." So that's it. But the immigration denial was before the child is 10 years old . Probably the reason why your ...
Your boyfriend but you want to know him more? Well the best way is to let him come for 6 mo and then you go there for 6 mo. If he overstayed that would mean ban for 10 years.
Child could be both British and Pakistani. And since mother is living in Pakistan then child could live with her until adulthood and can decide where the child wants to live.
Once you are married to a Filipina you can apply for a visa called 13A, permanet resident visa for spouses of Philippine citizens. But I don't think this could lead to Phlippine citizenship. Just apply for regular visit visa. Requirements 1. Notarized letter of application by the Filipino spouse 2 ...
Mochyn is correct about extending visa, money talks. So ask your fiancee if she knows someone at the immigration or let her ask someone who knows someone that knows anybody. That is if you are going the route of 21 days visa free.
I don't think you need visa, you can stay there for 21 days visa free and extend if you want to stay longer. But bring a document something like certificate of non commitment or unmarried certificate. If you don't have this then you will have difficulty marrying your fiancee.
Wife of a friend lost her job over a year ago, that means her WP is also cut. If they stay here for that long means they are illegal. Wife again got a sponsor and file for her WP, but to my understanding since she lost her first WP then there is a possibility that she would be denied as she has no ...
Yes that is correct what Casa has said. But the test mentioned in the JR that HSMP is exempt from is " Activity test". I don't know what that is. If that is the same as KOL or KOL and other tests are under Activity test, then yes, there was a judgement that came out 06/04/2009, in Wales I think ...
International driver license holder are sometimes covered by insurance in their home country. So he doesn't need to have insurance here. Most of the time no penalties are given to international license holder, unless been here one year which they will be banned until they acquired a new British ...
International driver license holder are sometimes covered by insurance in their home country. So he doesn't need to have insurance here. Most of the time no penalties are given to international license holder, unless been here one year which they will be banned until they acquired a new British ...
As far as I am aware, only EEA nationals are allowed to work anywhere in the EEA country members. You are not an EEA national. You might need to apply for a work permit. Why not go to the EEA office there and get information.
You should contact HO before you book your ceremony, that's the best way. It must be corrected now. There is a number there on your invitation call that. As after the ceremony, it might take long time and might create problems.
Why was it different? When you submitted your naturalization application, you will write on that line what name should be put on invitation and also certificate. Since the application is successful, they will not ask you for any legalized copy of passport. You should ask directly the HO, make sure ...
Just curious, where did they get married? Outside the UK? Where are they now, is the principal in the UK and is trying to get the second wife to come to UK? Is the first wife in the UK?
I am confused. She has only been in the UK for 1.5 months and had a baby here? Is she married to a UK citizen? If not, then how can she get a baby's passport if she has no ILR? Now if she is married to a UK citizen, should the father be the one to apply for the passport and don't need to pay anyone ...
I think you need to study more about Brazilian migrating to Spain. There are reports that Brazilians are not that welcome to visit nor immigrate to Spain. He might have difficulty.
If you received an email saying you won gazillion of $$$ and to collect them you need to send your information, that's one thing. and also throwing out bills and other household information without shredding them will also be a threat to your personal info.
The best option, if your really need to send marriage certificate is to photocopy it and then notarized it by a qualified notary public. More or less £50.00 fee.
Maybe you failed to register your child as citizen of your country? If the child is not registered he cannot be given a passport. Ask your embassy how to register your child as citizen.
As you have a UK born parents then you are entitled to a UK citizenship and passport. Contact the HO with your parents birth certs and passports and apply for citizenship.
