Please answer some questions and I will try to help.

Where were you and your husband married?
Is your marriage regarded legal in the country you were married in ?

( I am just confirming, I am sure your marriage was properly done in the country it was performed, and that is why judge gave you residence card).

Do you have the court order that judge issued?




regards

Hi mr lookforward
Thanks your reply

We were married in Netherlands in 2002 the marriage was not regarded legal because my husband has divorced according to muslim law his ex wife and she was in africa we went to the netherlands town hall as we want marry official but they refused because the ex wife was still in the list as wife he took a lawyer to remove the list but that last too long and he moved in UK and i came with six month visit visa because i don't had Netherlands passport the divorce case was finalized but we were all ready in UK our lawyer from netherland sent us decree absolute now we were married here last year November the judge gave me residence card because we had durablerelationship after many evidence he decided to gave me the residence card because we have four children together and we had proof that we lived together all these years


thanks

ok, that clarifies that matter a bit. But to really establish the start of your "residence period" as recognised by the judge can only be found by looking at the judgement. But in all likelihook, if you lived with your husband for two years minimum before arriving in UK, then your residence should count from the date you arrived in UK. But once again let me stress, the wording of the actual judgement is important to establish all this.

Hi mr lookforward

thanks again your time to answer me my questions do you mean that i can apply the permanent residence in 2014 and not 2015. we lived seven years together before i came in UK

Mr Lookforward has adequate knowledge about UK Immigration. Having been reading your advice, I have to say that you have earned my respect. Welldone

Once again I must say that it can only be established after reading the judgement.

By the way, I sent you a PM.

regards

i m a british citizen i hav married in uk now  i have file a divorce petiotion in uk because we have been separated in 2010 so i have married in pakistan as well in 2012 and one kid as well.

If you children were born in Pakistan after you became a British citizen, then your children are automatically British and you can apply for their passports at British High commission in Islamabad.

You marriage in Pakistan with your 2nd wife in not legal under the UK law. Once you get divorced, you can get her to UK as your fiancee and when she is here you can get married at register office. There could also be a possibility to re-do the marriage in pakistan and go through the proper procedure.

Also keep in mind then whenever you sponsor her to come to UK, you minimum income must be £ 18600 before tax.

regards

thanks for the answer.but how could my children born in pakistan with my 2nd wife which you said is not legal according to uk law.

I have give you the accurate answer. There exists no other answer that exists. I don't think you have full knowledge of UK law, and I am 100 percent certain that you haven't got the slightest idea as to how two different sets of laws about marriage (pakistan and UK) interact. Yes, muslims can have more than one marriage in Pakistan, but you do not need a visa for Pakistan do you?
You need a visa for UK, and you must follow UK law for the marriage to be valid.

As far as the passports for your kids in UK is concerned, then who told you that you must be married to their mother? Well, the law doesn't say that, and I haven't mentioned it either. You yourself are cooking stories in your head and asking questions based on village stories.

regards

but if you check the requirements for the registeration of children born in pakistan they ask for marriage certificate mother id card etc.

You are not registering any children. Children are already British Citizens, you do not register someone who is already a British Citizen.

thanks for reply i have to give the birth certificate of children and in pakistani birth certificate mother name is mention how could i justify it?

What do you want to justify? Mother's name? I am sure for a child to be born, there has to be a mother. Unless recently men have started to give birth.

You need to get the passport application forms, fill them and return them to BHC with the documents they need.

regards

have you gone mad

Enough of this insult. This forum is to give a gentle advice so that other people may benefits from it. If you want to post a topic, do it completely not just little and that will go along way in giving accurate advice. Stop insulting my Mrlookforward. He is so good in terms of giving advice on immigration matters. I thought I was good but when I saw his advice on this forum about certain issues that I can't even attempt to advice, I surrender. For the Last time, please stop your insult. Ali akber, you don't know anything but you are insulting someone who knows million times more than you do.

Right, well actually I was going to tell you how to achieve what you wanted. I have dealt with the exact situation like you very recently. But you know what, go and pay a solicitor some money and get advice.

Good luck.

atleast he will give me correct information not bull shit like you.

I don't know about the bull, but you certainly deserve the second bit, lol.

Hi all , i am family member of EEA national
I have question about five years requirements i came in UK 20-06-2009 with visit visa because my husband and my children were living here I and my husband were married in our religion and not UK law after i came here i remained here and applied residence card before my visa was not expired they refused my residence card but go to the court they give me residence card from 01-09-2010 to 01-09-2015 my question is when can i apply my permanent residence in 2015 or 2014 because in 2014 i live in UK five years please help with this issue
on November 2012 we were married official in UK law
please help.

thanks a lot