Set M Partner's details

[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.

[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! My hubby said I shall put 'since birth' or Arthur's answer.

[Arthur Little]

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

[Arthur Little]

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

... 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]

... 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,)


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

[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,)


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 confusing!