A non UK citizen, out of stock to a UK one, nearly to own a kid?
I am a non UK citizen,and my fiancee is a UK citizen, and both of us currently live with his parents.I had an au pair visa which is expiring contained by 4 months but a going to have a baby here in 2 months. What are my rights?What do I own to apply for to live with my child and my future husband?Is it possible that we remain in his parents' house which is spacious?
Answers:
check with the citizen advise bearau or a private advocate paying only for consulation 60 - 100 pounds. How to apply for resideny in the uk.
Sidwell is right except that the rules enjoy recently changed:
as of 27th November 2008 you can only bring in your non-EEA spouse next to you to the UK if you are both above the age of 21.
So essentially you have to go out back to your home country to apply to come final in either as a spouse or fiancee. You could get married past you go, but you will have to have a card of approval unless you marry in the Church of England - but you will still have to leave to apply to come put a bet on in and this will only be granted if you are BOTH over 21.
Your options to stay together are:
to live here illegitimately - not a good choice as it will be even more difficult to become legal than following the rules now
to adjectives move to your home country (you will have to check out what the rules are for your fiance/spouse)
for your spouse to assert his right to live and work anywhere in the EEA and move to another country within the EEA. Then he can own his spouse (fiance does not count) and child join him wherever they are from.
I would avoid Citizen's Advice Bureau as it will take forever to get in and you are alloted a maximum one hour for an issue. UK Immigration ruling is complicated and you are better off speaking to an immigration lawyer then on Yahoo! Answers. There is greatly of 'maybes' that will go into answer and without all of the information an answer is unachievable.
i expect you will have to leave the country when the visa runs out
and if you are not working as an au Pair after your visa is already invalid.
so if i was you i would sort this out now which may mean you enjoy to leave the country and apply from outside for a different visa.
its better to leave now voluntarily than be deported.
as you are already within breach of your visa as i doubt you are still working.
Get married. Otherwise you have no rights.
If you are planning on getting married anyway, why don't you get married in the UK before the toddler is born? It should make the baby's citizenship more straightforward, and probably yours too.
the father must acknowledge the child has his and register him near the Home Office for get the child UK citizenship. He and the baby may be required to have a paternity exam since you are not yet married.
Otherwise the child will be given the mothers citizenship.
http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/british...
Read section 3 (1)
Section 3(1) - illegitimate children of British citizen fathers
Until 1 July 2006 a child could not acquire British citizenship through his or her father if the parents be not married at the time of the birth. If the parents married after the birth, the child may now be considered legitimate.
A child born in the United Kingdom formerly 1 July 2006 can apply for registration as a British citizen at our discretion if all the following requirements are met:
we are satisfied about the paternity of the child; and
we own the consent of all those with parental responsibility; and
we are satisfied that, have the parents been married at the time of the child's birth:
the child would have an automatic claim to British citizenship; or
the child would have an entitlement to register lower than sections 1(3), 3(2) or 3(5); or
we would normally have registered the child beneath section 3(1); and
For you to stay in UK, your fiance MUST do the following
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/ukresi...
Your fiance, fiancee or proposed civil partner may come with you to the United Kingdom, or bring together you here, if you are aged 18 or over and you:
currently live in the United Kingdom and are settled here; or
are returning to the United Kingdom with him/her to live here permanently.
He/she must show that:
- you plan to marry or register a civil partnership inside a reasonable time (usually six months);
- you plan to live together permanently after you are married or have registered a civil partnership;
- you hold met each other;
- until you are married or have registered a civil partnership, there is somewhere for him/her and any dependants to live lacking help from public funds and
- he/she and any dependants can be supported without working or having to gain help from public funds.
Your fiance, fiancee or proposed civil partner may need to apply for a certificate of approval of nuptials from the Home Office and give notice to a registrar of your intention to marry or register your civil partnership.
When your fiance, fiancee or proposed civil partner arrives in the United Kingdom, we will pass him/her permission to stay here for six months, but he/she must not work.
After you have married or registered your civil partnership, you husband, wife or civil partner may apply to stay here. If we approve the application, we will give your husband, wife or civil partner authorization to live and work here for two years.
You need to reach a deal to the Immigration department about the possiblities.
what a pity you didn't continue until you were married before you got pregnant
or sorted out your trial situation before making a baby
too many population have used babies as a way of gaining residency contained by the past that people and the authorities are suspicious of these relationships
as a very pregnant woman i doubt you are competent to work as an au pair so is your visa valid? you have a lot to sort out ....
Why don't you go live within his country?
Resolved Questions:
I hold gotten my green card and my : I 130, future y is that?
i have gotten my green card and my : I 130, IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN is stell pending y is that? sounds like a mistake, if you're correct. what is your immigrant classification?
Will someone bring deportation if they go vertebrae to at hand home country on green card base on asylum?
I think that their asylum visa would be considered invalid if they went back 'home' unless it be deemed safe to do so. Most likely if they go home and were found out their refugee status would be thrown out the window. No....
Answers:
check with the citizen advise bearau or a private advocate paying only for consulation 60 - 100 pounds. How to apply for resideny in the uk.
Sidwell is right except that the rules enjoy recently changed:
as of 27th November 2008 you can only bring in your non-EEA spouse next to you to the UK if you are both above the age of 21.
So essentially you have to go out back to your home country to apply to come final in either as a spouse or fiancee. You could get married past you go, but you will have to have a card of approval unless you marry in the Church of England - but you will still have to leave to apply to come put a bet on in and this will only be granted if you are BOTH over 21.
Your options to stay together are:
to live here illegitimately - not a good choice as it will be even more difficult to become legal than following the rules now
to adjectives move to your home country (you will have to check out what the rules are for your fiance/spouse)
for your spouse to assert his right to live and work anywhere in the EEA and move to another country within the EEA. Then he can own his spouse (fiance does not count) and child join him wherever they are from.
I would avoid Citizen's Advice Bureau as it will take forever to get in and you are alloted a maximum one hour for an issue. UK Immigration ruling is complicated and you are better off speaking to an immigration lawyer then on Yahoo! Answers. There is greatly of 'maybes' that will go into answer and without all of the information an answer is unachievable.
i expect you will have to leave the country when the visa runs out
and if you are not working as an au Pair after your visa is already invalid.
so if i was you i would sort this out now which may mean you enjoy to leave the country and apply from outside for a different visa.
its better to leave now voluntarily than be deported.
as you are already within breach of your visa as i doubt you are still working.
Get married. Otherwise you have no rights.
If you are planning on getting married anyway, why don't you get married in the UK before the toddler is born? It should make the baby's citizenship more straightforward, and probably yours too.
the father must acknowledge the child has his and register him near the Home Office for get the child UK citizenship. He and the baby may be required to have a paternity exam since you are not yet married.
Otherwise the child will be given the mothers citizenship.
http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/british...
Read section 3 (1)
Section 3(1) - illegitimate children of British citizen fathers
Until 1 July 2006 a child could not acquire British citizenship through his or her father if the parents be not married at the time of the birth. If the parents married after the birth, the child may now be considered legitimate.
A child born in the United Kingdom formerly 1 July 2006 can apply for registration as a British citizen at our discretion if all the following requirements are met:
we are satisfied about the paternity of the child; and
we own the consent of all those with parental responsibility; and
we are satisfied that, have the parents been married at the time of the child's birth:
the child would have an automatic claim to British citizenship; or
the child would have an entitlement to register lower than sections 1(3), 3(2) or 3(5); or
we would normally have registered the child beneath section 3(1); and
For you to stay in UK, your fiance MUST do the following
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/ukresi...
Your fiance, fiancee or proposed civil partner may come with you to the United Kingdom, or bring together you here, if you are aged 18 or over and you:
currently live in the United Kingdom and are settled here; or
are returning to the United Kingdom with him/her to live here permanently.
He/she must show that:
- you plan to marry or register a civil partnership inside a reasonable time (usually six months);
- you plan to live together permanently after you are married or have registered a civil partnership;
- you hold met each other;
- until you are married or have registered a civil partnership, there is somewhere for him/her and any dependants to live lacking help from public funds and
- he/she and any dependants can be supported without working or having to gain help from public funds.
Your fiance, fiancee or proposed civil partner may need to apply for a certificate of approval of nuptials from the Home Office and give notice to a registrar of your intention to marry or register your civil partnership.
When your fiance, fiancee or proposed civil partner arrives in the United Kingdom, we will pass him/her permission to stay here for six months, but he/she must not work.
After you have married or registered your civil partnership, you husband, wife or civil partner may apply to stay here. If we approve the application, we will give your husband, wife or civil partner authorization to live and work here for two years.
You need to reach a deal to the Immigration department about the possiblities.
what a pity you didn't continue until you were married before you got pregnant
or sorted out your trial situation before making a baby
too many population have used babies as a way of gaining residency contained by the past that people and the authorities are suspicious of these relationships
as a very pregnant woman i doubt you are competent to work as an au pair so is your visa valid? you have a lot to sort out ....
Why don't you go live within his country?
Resolved Questions:
I hold gotten my green card and my : I 130, future y is that?
i have gotten my green card and my : I 130, IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN is stell pending y is that? sounds like a mistake, if you're correct. what is your immigrant classification?
Will someone bring deportation if they go vertebrae to at hand home country on green card base on asylum?
I think that their asylum visa would be considered invalid if they went back 'home' unless it be deemed safe to do so. Most likely if they go home and were found out their refugee status would be thrown out the window. No....