data of application NCS Newham - 08/07/2010
grounds - 6 years EEA family residence, never had a PR endorced in my Ukrainian passport.
recieved acknowledgment - 14/07/2010
recieved approval -07/08/2010 dated 03/08
date of ceremony - 31/08/2010 public
date of passport application - tbc

dimi, Are you living in poverty that you cant spend £20 to do a simple check online and be sure, rather than asking questions and then throwing a counter question when someone replies to your query? According to your last post, you seem sure you have nothing registered against you. Then why are y ...

I am still waiting and worrying about my application. today is 13 weeks since i applied for BC God knows what HO are doing,,, :( but never mind God is great and faithful to all of us. Hi, what nationality are you? they seem to take longer for some, as they do some sort of enchased background chaeck ...

I am still waiting and worrying about my application. today is 13 weeks since i applied for BC God knows what HO are doing,,, :( but never mind God is great and faithful to all of us. Hi, what nationality are you? they seem to take longer for some, as they do some sort of enchased background chaeck.

There is nothing known as criminal justice unit, its called HMCS. You should only contact the local magistrates court where the offence was committed. I also mentioned a website where you can find out if you have any unpaid fines. You can enter your details and the address of the place where you ...

Thanks mrlookforward, I will contact Criminal Justice Unit and try to get them to confirm if it went to a court and what court it went to (or if they not sure, what court it should have gone to). Then will try to get the info from the court. Another thin, I wonder how does HO find out someone has a ...

I posted this in another thread but feel it will be more appropriate here. ******** I have a dilema here. 3 years ago I have been cought speeding, I got a letter saying that if I had a UK licence I can pay a fine if I hold a foreign licence I need to do nothing and the matter will be taken to a ...

I posted this in another thread but feel it will be more appropriate here. ******** I have a dilema here. 3 years ago I have been cought speeding, I got a letter saying that if I had a UK licence I can pay a fine if I hold a foreign licence I need to do nothing and the matter will be taken to a ...

I have a dilemma here. 3 years ago I have been caught speeding, I got a letter saying that if I had a UK licence I can pay a fine if I hold a foreign licence I need to do nothing and the matter will be taken to a court. since then I have never heard anything from the court. Thus I don't know if I ...

NiiKpani, congratulations! what nationality are you?

I agree that the form and guidance state that non-EEA can apply after 6years under EEA rights. However, HO is well known for requesting more documents that is actually required and for taking their time with not strateforward cases. Therefore actuall expiriences with regards to timelines and ...

comon, must be at least someone outhere!

Guys, please tell me if "acknowledgement letter" states that you can stay and work in the UK while your naturalisation application is being considered. You are supposed to have an ILR or PR before applying for naturalization. With ILR or EU passport you can stay and work as much as you want to. If ...

Guys, please tell me if "acknowledgement letter" states that you can stay and work in the UK while your naturalisation application is being considered.

does "receipt of acknowledgement" states that you can work?

Hi has anyone gone this route? I am non-EEA family member of an EEA person in June I will have been residing in the UK for 6 years under the new EEA rules. The rules state that you aquire PR automatically after residing in Uk for 5 years. This means I have aquired PR a year ago and can now be ...

Hi Tanukiji, could ypou update us, did you get your naturalisation OK?
could you please also give us timeline?
Many thanks

Come on guys, please share your expirience!

The rules seem to have changed. Section 6 of the EEA4 form states that you have to send: Photographs of yourself Photographs of any family members Passports and/ID cards Your EEA or Swiss family member’s passport or ID card Employment letter/P60s/wage slips Accountant’s letter/Inland Revenue form ...

Treasure, I think I am in the same boat as you, please can you tell me what documents have you sent? and was it to only prove that you also were in the UK for 5 years or also to show that you lived together? I'm applying next week and wanna be prepared, I have no bills but was in employment and can ...