Set M Partner's details

[scottishbride]

Hi guys!

I am now filing up my forms for my ILR. Just a bit confuse with the question at Section 2 Partners details Here's thelink: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/settlement/formsetm0420091.pdf

The question is how long has she/he been to the UK?

Shall I answer British born? So confusing :doh

Thanks!

[Arthur Little]

Hi guys!

I am now filing up my forms for my ILR. Just a bit confuse with the question at Section 2 Partners details Here's thelink: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/settlement/formsetm0420091.pdf

The question is how long has she/he been to the UK?

Shall I answer British born? So confusing :doh

Thanks!

QUESTION: How long has he/she lived in the UK?

ANSWER: ... ALL HIS LIFE :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[scottishbride]

QUESTION: How long has he/she lived in the UK?

ANSWER: ... ALL HIS LIFE :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Thank you so much Arthur! :Wave::) I highly appreciate it!

[imagine]

i think i read on another thread , the answer there was to put his date of birth ?

[scottishbride]

i think i read on another thread , the answer there was to put his date of birth ? Thanks. :):Hellooo:

[ConfusedMe]

I just placed my hubby's date of birth on that question :)

[imagine]

sorry didnt mean to confuse matters, arthur answer is the one i would trust as correct,
i see on the form that particular question, the box has plenty of room for explanation:xxgrinning--00xx3:

[imagine]

a bit of a silly question that one, as it already has asked his nationality, and dob

[scottishbride]

a bit of a silly question that one, as it already has asked his nationality, and dob

I know... That's why am so confuse! :icon_lol: My hubby said I shall put 'since birth' or Arthur's answer.

[Arthur Little]

i think i read on another thread , the answer there was to put his date of birth ?

:NoNo: ... the dob would've already BEEN answered - independently - in the series of boxes directly above [bar one] in the same section where the question of "how long the partner has lived in the UK" is asked, Stewart.

[imagine]

:NoNo: ... the dob would've already BEEN answered - independently - in the series of boxes directly above [bar one] in the same section where the question of "how long the partner has lived in the UK" is asked, Stewart.

yes sorry arthur my mistake, it wasnt meant to contradict you, just that quickly in my mind i had remembered id seen this, and quoted what id seen without giving enough thought ,


i did come back as you can see and quoted, #7( sorry didnt mean to confuse matters, arthur answer is the one i would trust as correct,):xxgrinning--00xx3:


seems a silly question on the form anyway, as also the form has already catered for his nationality ,

[Arthur Little]

I mean ... the birth date itself, DOESN'T relate in any way to how long a person has lived ... well ... :anerikke: ... ANYWHERE for that matter! :NoNo:

[Arthur Little]

yes sorry arthur my mistake, it wasnt meant to contradict you, just that quickly in my mind i had remembered id seen this, and quoted what id seen without giving enough thought ,


i did come back as you can see and quoted, #7( sorry didnt mean to confuse matters, arthur answer is the one i would trust as correct,):xxgrinning--00xx3:


seems a silly question on the form anyway, as also the form has already catered for his nationality ,

Stewart, my friend, it's not a problem ... some of these forms CAN be downright :censored: confusing!

[imagine]

i think these forms are designed to confuse :doh:icon_lol:

[grahamw48]

Haven't you argumentative Scots got ilicit Stills to attend to or summat ? :D

[Arthur Little]

i see on the form that particular question, the box has plenty of room for explanation:xxgrinning--00xx3:

:rolleyes: ... so I noticed too!! That's probably to cater for British-born folk who've lived out of the UK for some considerable time ... to allow them to explain the reason(s) for their absence ... if it amounts to more than 'x' number of years, for instance ... and/or for partners who are, perhaps, naturalised British Citizens.

[imagine]

Haven't you argumentative Scots got ilicit Stills to attend to or summat ? :D

hey yorkie, :icon_lol: im a born n bread yorkshire man :olddude:

[imagine]

:rolleyes: ... so I noticed too!! That's probably to cater for folk who've lived out of the UK for some considerable time ... to explain the reason(s) for their absence ... if it amounts to more than 'x' number of years, for instance ... and/or for partners who are naturalised British Citizens.

i know who to get help from with my forms:xxgrinning--00xx3:

[grahamw48]

hey yorkie, :icon_lol: im a born n bread yorkshire man :olddude:

I know....just kidding. ;)

Now go and sort those Scots out.

They've already got far too much space up there ! Shall we send em a few thousand up from Manningham to seed the area and build some mosques ? :icon_lol:

[imagine]

no thanks you keep em, iv already been eth cleansed, :laugher: i came up here to be with civelised people :Kilt:

[Arthur Little]

Haven't you argumentative Scots got ilicit Stills to attend to or summat ? :D

Ah ... fair dos to Stewart ... he's not actually a Scot by birth :nono-1-1: ... but he'd the good sense to move to the Land o' the :Kilt: 'n' heather many moons ago! So you COULD say it's his "adopted country". :)

[grahamw48]

There MUST be SOMETHING useful you can do with all that heather though Arthur. :Erm:

[imagine]

Manningham in bradford ,? i know that area well lol, didnt i hear the council sold the cartwright hall (a monument to our history herritage) to be turned into a mosque

[imagine]

Ah ... fair dos to Stewart ... he's not actually a Scot by birth :nono-1-1: ... but he'd the good sense to move to the Land o' the :Kilt: 'n' heather many moons ago! So you COULD say it's his "adopted country". :)

an honery scot :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[grahamw48]

Manningham in bradford ,? i know that area well lol, didnt i hear the council sold the cartwright hall (a monument to our history herritage) to be turned into a mosque

Very likely. :rolleyes:

On local news today .....that Scouts selling Poppies in Bradford the other day had been harassed and beaten by thugs from certain ethnic groups originating from mussie land. :NoNo::angry:

[grahamw48]

On a brighter note:

Beautiful Loch Tay where my son and I spent a lovely day or two camping. :)

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[imagine]

yeah bonnie scotland,, theres beutiful sights to be seen in yorkshire too, all in uk has some beutiful locations

[Arthur Little]

There MUST be SOMETHING useful you can do with all that heather though Arthur. :Erm:

Hmm ... there is - or rather - WAS! Once upon a time, I'd a girlfriend called Heather. And the most useful thing I did, was "ditch her"! :cwm24:

[grahamw48]

I had one called 'Herald'...maybe saying I PUT her in a ditch is more appropriate. :icon_lol:

[imagine]

Hmm ... there is - or rather - WAS! Once upon a time, I'd a girlfriend called Heather. And the most useful thing I did, was "ditch her"! :cwm24:

not in the peat bog i hope , is peat not the source of once was heather ?

[grahamw48]

yeah bonnie scotland,, theres beutiful sights to be seen in yorkshire too, all in uk has some beutiful locations

Taken during one of my work days travelling in N.Yorks: :)

Just the way my satnav took me to a call.

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http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/1589/northyorks.jpg

[Arthur Little]

Aye, maun ... we've everything anyone could ever wish for up here - atrocious weather :raining: excepted!

[imagine]

:icon_lol::icon_lol:certainly got the weather here

[Arthur Little]

an honery scot ... :xxgrinning--00xx3:

:omg: ... a HORNY Scot, eh?

[imagine]

:omg: ... a HORNY Scot, eh?

my spellings bad,,,,,, but that too :laugher::laugher:

[Arthur Little]

... is peat not the source of once was heather ?

D'you mean a trans~sexual? :yikes:

Which reminds me ... have you heard the :joke: about the Highland lesbian?

"She preferred Heather to Pete"!

[imagine]

:laugher::laugher::laugher:

[Arthur Little]

... is peat not the source of once was heather ?

;) Seriously, though ... I believe you're right!

[Arthur Little]

:icon_sorry:, Graham ... we're not ignoring your valuable input to our reminiscences. I'm referring, in particular, to the beautiful photos you've attached to #26 and #31, respectively. Marvellous as always! :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Arthur Little]

I had one called 'Herald'...maybe saying I PUT her in a ditch is more appropriate. :icon_lol:

Surely that was a 'Triumph' :transam-front-ramai... wasn't it?

Apologies ... BEST I could find :yeahthat: from the icons available!

[grahamw48]

No probs Arthur.

I'm in bed asleep now anyway. :D

[imagine]

;) Seriously, though ... I believe you're right!

there you go graham thats the useful thing for heather

(There MUST be SOMETHING useful you can do with all that heather though Arthur.)

i love the smell of burning peat when walking down the street in strichen :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[imagine]

time for bed good night all :Wave:

[Arthur Little]

(There MUST be SOMETHING useful you can do with all that heather though Arthur.)

i love the smell of burning peat when walking down the street in strichen :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Aye, Stewart ... yon bumptious wee MSP o' yours - one Alex Salmond :Kilt: - certainly kens how tae "set the heather on fire!" does he no' ?

[Arthur Little]

Poor Mel ... :sorry-2: ... I'll bet when you started this thread for the purpose of getting a simple answer to a perfectly staightforward question, you never dreamt for a moment it'd attract so many irrelevant responses. :NoNo:

:rolleyes: ... talk about going off at a tangent ... :D

[Arthur Little]

... and ME ? Well ...:anerikke: ... I HAVE to admit to being as much to blame as ANYBODY !

[scottishbride]

It's ok Arthur!:):icon_lol: I also enjoyed reading all the posts and seen the lovely photos from Grahamw48. Well that's the main thing.. My husband work for BP ship and away for 3 months and off for two months he's a Engineer. He also live with me in the Philippines for the last 5 years. We moved here last 2009 when my spouse visa approved. But this is his main residence. I guess It is better to explain it. Any help guys?

[scottishbride]

i think these forms are designed to confuse :doh:icon_lol:

Yes, I agree!:icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol:

[grahamw48]

It's ok Arthur!:):icon_lol: I also enjoyed reading all the posts and seen the lovely photos from Grahamw48. Well that's the main thing.. My husband work for BP ship and away for 3 months and off for two months he's a Engineer. He also live with me in the Philippines for the last 5 years. We moved here last 2009 when my spouse visa approved. But this is his main residence. I guess It is better to explain it. Any help guys?

Good idea.
Just write a small explanation on or attached to the form. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[gWaPito]

:rolleyes: ... so I noticed too!! That's probably to cater for British-born folk who've lived out of the UK for some considerable time ... to allow them to explain the reason(s) for their absence ... if it amounts to more than 'x' number of years, for instance ... and/or for partners who are, perhaps, naturalised British Citizens.

Or probably to cater for the guy born in downtown Poznan 30 years ago then spending the last 5 years getting his British Passport. :rolleyes:

[imagine]

Aye, Stewart ... yon bumptious wee MSP o' yours - one Alex Salmond :Kilt: - certainly kens how tae "set the heather on fire!" does he no' ?

thats one guy theres just something about him i dont like, cant pin point it but its there

[imagine]

Poor Mel ... :sorry-2: ... I'll bet when you started this thread for the purpose of getting a simple answer to a perfectly staightforward question, you never dreamt for a moment it'd attract so many irrelevant responses. :NoNo:

:rolleyes: ... talk about going off at a tangent ... :D

yes sorry from me too ,, but hope you enjoyed the banter :icon_lol:

[scottishbride]

yes sorry from me too ,, but hope you enjoyed the banter :icon_lol:

No problem.. :Hellooo: