- FAQ
- Login
- Register
- Call Workpermit.com for a paid service +44 (0)344-991-9222
ESC
Welcome to immigrationboards.com!
Moderators: Casa, archigabe, CR001, push, JAJ, ca.funke, Amber, zimba, vinny, Obie, EUsmileWEallsmile, batleykhan, meself2, geriatrix, John, ChetanOjha
mykarl123 wrote:Has anyone from July been asked to send original documents after the February 6th 3 to 6 months wait letter. I received a letter asking for my original travel documents 3 weeks ago. Sent with a self addressed envelope and haven't heard anything.. Good luck to everyone waiting especially April to august 2014 cases. .
esima wrote:Good news my application as been approved.application date 20 of March received by ho 23th money deducted 8th April received email acknowledgement 9th April.than 15 april received letter of acknowledgement dated 8th of April.approval letter first of May.esima wrote:[May be this coming week the transaction will come up.
kkb wrote:Hi Sophia 24
I sent them a special delivery prepaid envelop after receiving my acknowledgement.
Makebelieve wrote:They will ensure that all your documents are sent together whether you send a pre recorded delivery envelope or not they too have responsibilities to ensure that keep people's property safe. I wouldn't worry much
TheDefib wrote:Eligibility criteria: 10yr + 1 year ILR
Method of application: NCS Chelmsford
Date of receipt by UKBA: 26th April 2014
Date of debit of fees: 10/05/2014
Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 15/05/2014 (Dated 13/05/2014)
Date of reply to my enquiry at 6 months : 08/02/2015 (Extra checks for "particular circumstances")
Date of receipt of approval: 01/05/2015
Date of Ceremony: Awaiting.
Normally approval/citizenship ceremony invitation comes via second class royal mail delivery in a brown envelope unless you have provided them a prepaid self addressed envelope for SD.shahshah wrote:Hi friends. do they send approval in normal delivery by royal mail or by any other.
i am asking this question as one of my friend got his approval after 7 months by DHL.
who were you replying to?mykarl123 wrote:Hi SAM. Congratulations on receiving your approval.. It gives me hope. I will be 10 months waiting on 4th May. Hope something turns up too. Good luck to all those who arewaiting from 2014
waitwaitwait wrote:Normally approval/citizenship ceremony invitation comes via second class royal mail delivery in a brown envelope unless you have provided them a prepaid self addressed envelope for SD.shahshah wrote:Hi friends. do they send approval in normal delivery by royal mail or by any other.
i am asking this question as one of my friend got his approval after 7 months by DHL.
It is the cheapest and slowest post as mine was dated 30march and arrived on 10 april. However when you apply for your British pp then U can pay £3 extra for your documents to be returned via recorded delivery which comes through DX.
Not sure how come your friend's came via DHL.
Thanks matesophia24 wrote:TheDefib wrote:Eligibility criteria: 10yr + 1 year ILR
Method of application: NCS Chelmsford
Date of receipt by UKBA: 26th April 2014
Date of debit of fees: 10/05/2014
Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 15/05/2014 (Dated 13/05/2014)
Date of reply to my enquiry at 6 months : 08/02/2015 (Extra checks for "particular circumstances")
Date of receipt of approval: 01/05/2015
Date of Ceremony: Awaiting.
OMG, Congratulations TheDefib.
1 year you have waited. how you managed that?
According to the John Vine Report on 11 Dec 2014. Each naturalisation application costing HO only £147 rest is pure profit and still service standards are going down month after month.deemah wrote:You are trying to defend something indefensible. British Government is earning hundred of millions from immigration applications. According to home office its own figures actual cost of naturalisation application costs just £170 per applicant and rest is profit. While UK passport costs about £150 but it is provided at subsidized rate.
When there was delay in passport application in 2014, home office diverted resources from UK Visas and Immigration to HM Passport Office. I copy relevant comments from The Migration Observatory UK:
According to the Home Office (2014), the 2013 peak in citizenship grants followed an increase in applications in advance of changes to language requirements, while lower numbers of grants in 2014 were at least in part due to the shifting of resources from UK Visas and Immigration to HM Passport Office. Lower numbers of citizenship applications are also consistent with recent decreases in grants of settlement (from 241,200 in 2010 to 129,800 in 2012 and 154,700 in 2013), which will have reduced the pool of people newly eligible to apply for citizenship.
We should speak to politician in the language they understand. Vote against Conservative and Mrs May on 7th May.
deemah