World class
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- Lord Chancellor
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World class
Any sign of it?
- Russ
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He's currently being interviewed on BT Sport whilst preparing for a week of house hunting in Englandfor dog and ulcer wrote:Any sign of it?
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- Lord Chancellor
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More likely than not.Russ wrote:He's currently being interviewed on BT Sport whilst preparing for a week of house hunting in Englandfor dog and ulcer wrote:Any sign of it?
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It's the only safe way of British citizenship, it probably won't be passed in time for a move to the land of frogsfor dog and ulcer wrote:More likely than not.Russ wrote:He's currently being interviewed on BT Sport whilst preparing for a week of house hunting in Englandfor dog and ulcer wrote:Any sign of it?
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“That made me feel very special and underlined to me that Ulster is more than a team, it is a community and a rugby family"
Rory Best
Rory Best
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Is it citizenship or leave to remain? I've a friend who's wife is from the USA. She told me it would be 10yrs for her.
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Ruans is citizenshipdamianmcr wrote:Is it citizenship or leave to remain? I've a friend who's wife is from the USA. She told me it would be 10yrs for her.
There are different ways to become a British citizen. The most common is called ‘naturalisation’.
You can apply for British citizenship by naturalisation if:
you’re 18 or over
you’re of good character, for example, you don’t have a serious or recent criminal record, and you haven’t tried to deceive the Home Office or been involved in immigration offences in the last 10 years
you’ll continue to live in the UK
you’ve met the knowledge of English and life in the UK requirements
you meet the residency requirement
And you must usually have:
lived in the UK for at least the 5 years before the date of your application
spent no more than 450 days outside the UK during those 5 years
spent no more than 90 days outside the UK in the last 12 months
had settlement (‘indefinite leave to remain’) in the UK for the last 12 months if you’re from outside the European Economic Area (EEA)
had permanent residence status for the last 12 months if you’re a citizen of an EEA country - you need to provide a permanent residence document
not broken any immigration laws while in the UK
There are different requirements if your spouse or civil partner is a British citizen.
You can’t include any time spent in the UK when you’re exempt from immigration control (for example, as a diplomat or member of visiting armed forces) as part of the 5 years.
Read the full guidance notes and the requirements booklet before applying.
You may be able to apply to become a British citizen by ‘registration’ in certain circumstances.
There has been no change to the rights and status of EU nationals in the UK, and UK nationals in the EU, as a result of the referendum.
Children under 18
You can apply on behalf of a child under 18 if they meet the eligibility criteria. They don’t have to pass the Life in the UK Test.
You can apply to settle in the UK if you’ve been in the UK legally for 10 continuous years (known as ‘long residence’).
Settling (known as ‘indefinite leave to remain’) means you can stay in the UK without any time restrictions.
You must meet all the eligibility requirements.
There has been no change to the rights and status of EU nationals in the UK, and UK nationals in the EU, as a result of the referendum.
Exceptions
You may be able to extend your stay for another 2 years (known as ‘leave to remain’) even if you don’t meet all the eligibility requirements.
“That made me feel very special and underlined to me that Ulster is more than a team, it is a community and a rugby family"
Rory Best
Rory Best
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There was a world class player on the wing yesterday.
Of course thanks to the failures of the rest of the team over the season, we may well be close to losing him. From the look on his face I would expect him to use his get out clause in a flash given the chance, and who could blame him.
Of course thanks to the failures of the rest of the team over the season, we may well be close to losing him. From the look on his face I would expect him to use his get out clause in a flash given the chance, and who could blame him.
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- Warrior
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But now we are totally focused on the Rabo just watch our winning run to the top 4?
Lol but nothing would surprise me!
Lol but nothing would surprise me!
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an enthusiastic devotee, follower, or admirer of a sport,
I'm Not an expert, not always right, I'm just enthusiastic....well most of the time!
an enthusiastic devotee, follower, or admirer of a sport,
I'm Not an expert, not always right, I'm just enthusiastic....well most of the time!
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Supposedly, only Charlie and UR know for definite...I would be annoyed if such clause was true.Eggs wrote:There was a world class player on the wing yesterday.
Of course thanks to the failures of the rest of the team over the season, we may well be close to losing him. I would expect him to use his get out clauseFrom the look on his face in a flash given the chance, and who could blame him.
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