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Ok, first of all, do not overstay your current visa waiver. You have a couple options. You want to live in the UK with your now future husband....
You know what? I am downright confused as well. I've read through some of the pages for my own future information, and everything before '83...
Yes. I move to London next month. :)
This will explain how to get working once you're in the country. http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/forum_47.htm
We printed out 6 years of phone call records. It may be overkill, but we wanted to make sure it was clear our relationship was ongoing. I doubt...
http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applyi ... ty/advice/ This might help you out.
You apply for entry as the spouse of a UK citizen. You will apply online and pay online. You can make an appointment at some consulates, but you...
No, you can use the passport in your maiden name. The visa, however, will be issued in your maiden name. You can change it either before or...
You can FedEX the documents. Or get a courier. Your husband does not need to be present if you get an appointment. Just have him get a...
IMO, marriage in the US and application for a spousal visa with an appointment at the consulate would be the fastest, but I could be wrong. I...
I am not an expert by any means, but I've been where you are. Unless there is some reason your marriage is unlawful in the UK, you would...
I just got my entry clearance today. Thank you for your help.
Ok thank you. I am a little worried about a couple other parts of our application (we were married by a Justice of the Peace, my passport, issued...
My husband (a UK citizen) and I married in 2001 here in the US. We didn't really research immigration before marriage, and were told that there...
