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You must have permanent residence for a year unless you are married to a british citizen.Indianlonly wrote:Hello guys
That's is my first topic here and I will appropriate your help
I'm due to apply for citizen ship application and there are few point I would like someone to clearfy them
1- I'm applaying through Europe route and I'm holiding a permanent resident less than a year but I'm already have acquired perminant resident So I would like to know shall I send 6 years history of my residence in uk only or I will have to include my ex wife as well ( based ror ) till divorce ?
2- I got a freind he is nurse but he finishe uni (b1) but he is 24 years old is that ok and his age does it make matter ?
3- anyone knows the legal frame ground of qualifying permanent automaticly acquired without wait a year from my perminant card was issued to include it in my cover letter
Thank you for advance
ohara wrote:Sounds good, once you have passed your English test and Life in the UK, assuming you meet other residency and good character requirements you should be OK to apply in October
You are no longer married to your ex-wife. Therefore, what matters is that you are applying at least one year after the date that you acquired PR status. The Home Office records when you acquired PR, but don't automatically tell you what date they decided on. If you use the Nationality Checking Service (NCS), they can find out and should check that you meet the requirement.Indianlonly wrote:I know but I wana know please shall I send my 6 years history only me or also my ex ?
Casa wrote:Be aware that although the NCS staff have a direct line to the HO for basic queries they are unlikely to be able to check the PR qualifying date from the applicant's immigration history.
Then I bow to your superior knowledge and I'm impressed with the efficiency of the service. Thanks for the correction.ohara wrote:Casa wrote:Be aware that although the NCS staff have a direct line to the HO for basic queries they are unlikely to be able to check the PR qualifying date from the applicant's immigration history.![]()
When I had my NCS appointment, the advisor had obtained my PR date within about 20 seconds of picking up the phone
How many rings before HO answered the call?ohara wrote:![]()
When I had my NCS appointment, the advisor had obtained my PR date within about 20 seconds of picking up the phone
NCS = Nationality Checking Service at the local council offices. They check your form, copy your documents and give you the originals including passport back. There is a fee for this service.Indianlonly wrote:What does it mean booking ncs?
Richard w what do u mean she is not longer you wife ?
Do u mean I'm not qualify for bc because I'm not longer family member of eea ?
I have got pr card so and i have aquired my automaticly a year ago ? Please any admins clearfy that issue please for me
No superior knowledge, just my own experienceCasa wrote:Then I bow to your superior knowledge and I'm impressed with the efficiency of the service. Thanks for the correction.ohara wrote:Casa wrote:Be aware that although the NCS staff have a direct line to the HO for basic queries they are unlikely to be able to check the PR qualifying date from the applicant's immigration history.![]()
When I had my NCS appointment, the advisor had obtained my PR date within about 20 seconds of picking up the phone
Aaa thank you casaCasa wrote:You aren't applying through your ex-wife's residence. Submit proof of your 6 year qualifying period.
Have you checked acceptable professions list?Indianlonly wrote:Hello again I'm in middle of filling my application Nd I got few point
How can I find test number in my life in uk exams ?
There few numbers nd non of them say test number
How can find reference number in my b1 trinity London certifcate or shall I leave both empty Nd send both certifcates ?
Third question my freind is nurse wih he register with NHS but I he is 24 years old can he reference me with my application as professional or he has to be 25 years old
Thank you
My freind is graduate from uni in uk as a nurse I think Ba Degree but he is only 24 years old Nd he is not relative to me bcos he is Nigerian nd I'm Indian we know other over 4 years Nd he is willing to sign for me but I'm scare to be refused by ukva becase he is only 24 years oldnoajthan wrote:Have you checked acceptable professions list?Indianlonly wrote:Hello again I'm in middle of filling my application Nd I got few point
How can I find test number in my life in uk exams ?
There few numbers nd non of them say test number
How can find reference number in my b1 trinity London certifcate or shall I leave both empty Nd send both certifcates ?
Third question my freind is nurse wih he register with NHS but I he is 24 years old can he reference me with my application as professional or he has to be 25 years old
Thank you
Nurse (RN, SEN or holder of a BA in nursing) is listed. Age is not a factor if referee is a professional.
So if friend is RN, SEN or has BA and is not your relative; nor related to any other referee; is not your representative; nor has unspent convictions (etc etc) you are good to go.
Just a thought is your B1 ESOL a SELT? (that is: from approved provider & taken at approved test centre)?
Thanx Ohara I found out the number it's the 17 number which start by Lctohara wrote:The number you need from the Life in the UK certificate is something like "test instance ID".
I never got a clear answer about the Trinity College certificate number, apparently it's the UER one, but even my NCS advisor wasn't sure. I left the box blank and sent the certificate.
I don't understand how you think your nurse friend can be a referee if he is 24 and the guidance says he has to be 25