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Expired passport and NCS appointment
Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2011 1:26 pm
by summersky
Hi,
My daughter's Non-UK/EU passport has expired on 1st July 2011. We contacted our embassy in London to extend it but the earliest appointment we get is 9th August. The NCS appointment is on 10th. Shall we still go ahead and make the application? My daughter is 3 years old, born outside of the UK while we were on Tier1 visa. Now we all have ILRs. Would an expire passport with ILR visa do the work or do I need to postpone the NCS app?
Any advice is more then welcome.
Thanks.
Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2011 3:35 pm
by SunBlue
Expired passport means passport is no longer valid. That's why it has a validity.
Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2011 3:47 pm
by vinny
Expired passport with ILR should be
okay.
Re: Expired passport and NCS appointment
Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2011 4:07 pm
by tom1
summersky wrote:Hi,
My daughter's Non-UK/EU passport has expired on 1st July 2011. We contacted our embassy in London to extend it but the earliest appointment we get is 9th August. The NCS appointment is on 10th. Shall we still go ahead and make the application? My daughter is 3 years old, born outside of the UK while we were on Tier1 visa. Now we all have ILRs. Would an expire passport with ILR visa do the work or do I need to postpone the NCS app?
Any advice is more then welcome.
Thanks.
yes you can go for ncs with expired passports in our case passport expired for more then 6 months and the only problem was that you have to prove that you were present here for last 1 years if u have proof then go ahead
Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2011 5:46 pm
by Need-help
My passport was also expired, I need to give NCS/Homeoffice a letter from my employer, my salary slips for the months after my passport expiry and P60.
In case of your daughter you need to find a way to proof that she is living in UK since passport expiry.
Call NCS and ask them they will tell you what you can provide as a proof.
Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2011 9:48 pm
by summersky
That's a bit weird thing to proof. She is just 3 years old, she cannot travel on her on. From the parent's passports they can see that we haven't left the UK since 1st of July (my daughter's passport expiry date). So by default, if we haven't left the country, it should be a proof on its own that our daughter has also not been away from the UK since 1st of July.
In theory, she could travel with any adult as long as we give a written consent but again, how could she travel with an expired passport...
Anyway, I will give a call to NCS tomorrow and share the information with the forum.
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Need-help wrote:My passport was also expired, I need to give NCS/Homeoffice a letter from my employer, my salary slips for the months after my passport expiry and P60.
In case of your daughter you need to find a way to proof that she is living in UK since passport expiry.
Call NCS and ask them they will tell you what you can provide as a proof.
Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2011 10:13 pm
by Jambo
You can't travel with an expired passport but if you got a new one, you could have travelled on that one but claim you don't have a new one.
There are no residence requirements for a child 3 years old so as long as they accept her expired passport as proof of ID, there is no need for a valid passport as proof of residence.
expired passport accepted in ncs appointment
Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2011 11:48 pm
by summersky
just came back today from NCS appointment and my daughter's expired passport has been accepted in Naturalisation application as proof of ID and UK residency. No additional document was needed to cover the time between now and the expiry date.
Re: expired passport accepted in ncs appointment
Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2011 1:28 am
by Nazia88
summersky wrote:just came back today from NCS appointment and my daughter's expired passport has been accepted in Naturalisation application as proof of ID and UK residency. No additional document was needed to cover the time between now and the expiry date.
thats good and goodluck for processing and hope it will approval soon and aslo hope you dont have to wait like me.