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Good news. My daughter was in a similar situation as yours. I was given the same information by NCS as you that she needs to apply for ILR. I still applied directly and she received her registration document on the 31st of July last week under section 3(1) .Licia2113 wrote:Hi all, I am originally from Vancouver in Canada but have born living in the UK for the last 7 years via work permit route. submitted application via NCS for myself and my son in May. My hubby naturalized as a citizen in April. Application was submitted on the 15th May via our local NCS. Our son was about 4months old when the application was submitted. She was born in canada shortly before my husband naturalized although I had ILR at the timer she was born neither myself nor my hubby were British citizens. The NCS advised that my daughter was not eligible for naturalization as she did not have ILR , I nevertheless took the risk to apply for registration under section 3(1) as both myself and hubby will be british citizens and we didn't want to leave her out. Could someone please advice. Thanks
Ayubutt, thanks so much for your response, it gives me a little peace of mind. Yes both my hubby and I had ILR at the time of her birth and my hubby became a citizen few months thereafter . I am now applying for my own citizenship and have included her in my application. She currently does not have a UK visa has she entered the UK on her Canadian passport as a 6 months tourist. Because she is only a few months old I have no evidence to proof her ties to the UK other than that both parents reside here and one of her dad is a citizen while I hold ILR. We also included a covering letter with her application explaining this . Thanks do muchayoubtt wrote:Good news. My daughter was in a similar situation as yours. I was given the same information by NCS as you that she needs to apply for ILR. I still applied directly and she received her registration document on the 31st of July last week under section 3(1) .Licia2113 wrote:Hi all, I am originally from Vancouver in Canada but have born living in the UK for the last 7 years via work permit route. submitted application via NCS for myself and my son in May. My hubby naturalized as a citizen in April. Application was submitted on the 15th May via our local NCS. Our son was about 4months old when the application was submitted. She was born in canada shortly before my husband naturalized although I had ILR at the timer she was born neither myself nor my hubby were British citizens. The NCS advised that my daughter was not eligible for naturalization as she did not have ILR , I nevertheless took the risk to apply for registration under section 3(1) as both myself and hubby will be british citizens and we didn't want to leave her out. Could someone please advice. Thanks
Be sure that you have provided proof that your intention and subsequently your daughters intention is to settle and make UK her main home and provide proof of strong ties to the UK. If you havent mentioned this in your application form then do so now by providing the extra evidence in support of your application.
Another plus point is that from your post I assume that both you and your husband had ILR, therefore settled status at the time of her birth, so that helps make your grounds for registering your baby very strong.
Dont worry and wait for good news when it finally arrives.
Worst case scenario if they do decided against registering, do seek legal advice and submit a review, because your application ticks all the boxes for section 3(1) as per my own daughters application. Do go through my old posts and you will find all the answers you are looking for.
Best Wishes
Licia2113 wrote:It's so crazy all our applications seem to be on hold
Thanks for the response..ayoubtt wrote:IndiMarshall wrote:ayoubtt wrote:UPDATE
Hi IndiMarshall, to be honest I have no idea what their criteria is, especially in the current situation. But according to the Audit report I read online which was a good 4 years or so old, they prioritize by starting the difficult applications first and then while they are waiting for any further information or replies from the applicants they process the easy applications.
So good luck and best wishes.
The reply to the first email is a generic one which states the same information that you have received, but also includes rightttt at the bottom point number 16 another email address where you can email if the information in the generic email does not answer your enquiry.IndiMarshall wrote:As suggested by my friend I dropped in an email about my naturalization application to 'NationalityEnquiries@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk' with ref number.
Following is the Automated reply I got with the following heading -
IMPORTANT PLEASE READ AS YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE ANOTHER RESPONSE
Have they now stopped responding to emails ? Or is this the standard reply ?
Thank you. 5 weeks waiting time for a reply ? I thought they will reply in atleast 2 weeks.ayoubtt wrote:The reply to the first email is a generic one which states the same information that you have received, but also includes rightttt at the bottom point number 16 another email address where you can email if the information in the generic email does not answer your enquiry.IndiMarshall wrote:As suggested by my friend I dropped in an email about my naturalization application to 'NationalityEnquiries@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk' with ref number.
Following is the Automated reply I got with the following heading -
IMPORTANT PLEASE READ AS YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE ANOTHER RESPONSE
Have they now stopped responding to emails ? Or is this the standard reply ?
For that one the answer that you get takes upto 4 weeksI emailed them on the end of april and got a very standard generic reply back first week of june which didnt even answer my question which was very detailed, complex and unique. (almost 5.5 weeks to NOT reply to an email).
Good luck
Agree!Marie1981 wrote:I applied on the 2nd April, still I've never heard anything! Just it can take up to 6 months and very rarely goes over 6 months.
I guess it will come when it comes, there's no point being concerned as they have never written asking for anymore details, so inshallah it will come when ready.
We will only end up in the backlog of the passport applications and waiting there!!!
Congratulations 1just! Great news...1just wrote:Application accepted 29.07, citizenship ceremony 02.09 I did it guys, all luck to you noe
Congrats 1just, whoa whoa some movement in May applications... happy for you!!. Hang in there guys, it will happen for us all in time.1just wrote:Application accepted 29.07, citizenship ceremony 02.09 I did it guys, all luck to you noe
congrats mate..1just wrote:Application accepted 29.07, citizenship ceremony 02.09 I did it guys, all luck to you noe
man4uni wrote:
I hope this info is yours..
Eligibility criteria:9 years
Language criteria met (UK degree, exempt countries, PBS used documents, NARIC, or B1 test):naric and life in uk test
Current nationality:Polish
Method of application:self app
Council name if NCS used:
Date of application: 1.05
Payment method CC/DC, Personal cheque, Bankers cheque etc:CC
Date of receipt by UKBA: 3.05
Date of aknowlegment: awaiting
Date of debit or clearance of fees: 9.05
Date approval received:awaiting
Date of ceremony: awaiting
Congrats wiz kid, you have given us some hope and put some life back in the forumwizkid wrote:Eligibility criteria: 2YR HSMP + 3YR TIER1GEN + 1YR ILR
Language criteria met (UK degree, exempt countries, PBS used documents, NARIC, or B1 test):PBS Used docs + life in the UK
Current nationality: Ghana
Method of application: NCS
Council name if NCS used: Brent Council
Date of application: 07/05
Payment method CC/DC, Personal Cheque, Bankers Cheque etc: CC
Date of receipt by UKBA: 08/05
Date of acknowledgment: 15/05 (Received in the Post 19/05)
Date of debit or clearance of fees: 15/05
Date approval received: 01/08 (Received in the Post 07/08)
Date of ceremony: Booked
Guys movement has begun with May Applicant - I have monitored the site since I applied without Posting anything, but giving the circumstance we are all in and the anxiety and long wait, I thought I should share the good-news to lift up the spirit and manage expectation of People. Believe me when I say YOU are next ... It is coming! Good Luck everyone - God bless you and thank you!
Thanks so much wizkid for the information u shared..wizkid wrote:Eligibility criteria: 2YR HSMP + 3YR TIER1GEN + 1YR ILR
Language criteria met (UK degree, exempt countries, PBS used documents, NARIC, or B1 test):PBS Used docs + life in the UK
Current nationality: Ghana
Method of application: NCS
Council name if NCS used: Brent Council
Date of application: 07/05
Payment method CC/DC, Personal Cheque, Bankers Cheque etc: CC
Date of receipt by UKBA: 08/05
Date of acknowledgment: 15/05 (Received in the Post 19/05)
Date of debit or clearance of fees: 15/05
Date approval received: 01/08 (Received in the Post 07/08)
Date of ceremony: Booked
Guys movement has begun with May Applicant - I have monitored the site since I applied without Posting anything, but giving the circumstance we are all in and the anxiety and long wait, I thought I should share the good-news to lift up the spirit and manage expectation of People. Believe me when I say YOU are next ... It is coming! Good Luck everyone - God bless you and thank you!