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Citizenship cermeony invitation
Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2013 7:15 pm
by kpkr97
Hi all
I have recieved a letter stating that my application has been approved and they will send citizenship cermenoy letter within two weeks. Is that letter compulsory to schedule ceremnoy at the council. How does UKBA usually send those letters. royal mail? or courier. I am a bit worrie dbecause uts been two weeks since i got approval letter but no sign of cermeony ;etter yet and i need to chnag emy address soon.
Guys please help me.
Thanks
Re: Citizenship cermeony invitation
Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2013 8:34 pm
by Laxman
kpkr97 wrote:Hi all
I have recieved a letter stating that my application has been approved and they will send citizenship cermenoy letter within two weeks. Is that letter compulsory to schedule ceremnoy at the council. How does UKBA usually send those letters. royal mail? or courier. I am a bit worrie dbecause uts been two weeks since i got approval letter but no sign of cermeony ;etter yet and i need to chnag emy address soon.
Guys please help me.
Thanks
An invitation letter for citizenship ceremony is compulsory to book an appointment. You will receive this letter in a brown envelope by royal mail second class. I advise you to not to change address until you receive the letter.
Re: Information needed please
Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 7:48 am
by vinny
kpkr97 wrote:Hi
Can anyone please tell me how soon should i have my citizenship ceremony after getting the home office citizenship approval letter. and once ceremny is done can some one tell me what the further process would be and how much time it woul dtake to recieve british pasport. thanks
Posted: Mon Oct 07, 2013 10:59 am
by Amber
kpkr97 wrote:Hi
I recieved my ukba citizenship ceremony letter on 11th july and how long is it valid for?
Is it 90 days?
and can u tell me how long it takes to recieve british passport after u appky with naturalization certificate.
Thanks[/i]
VR wrote:Valid for 3 months.
British passport timelines can be between two to 4 weeks.
cheers
vr