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rajkhan
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 Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2012 9:55 pm Post subject: British citizenship |
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Hi,
It has been more than a year since i got ILR, i wish to apply for British citizenship, what is the procedure to apply? and the documents required,
do i need to make apt. for NCS?
Thanks,
Raj. |
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sushdmehta
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A_Thinker
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| Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2013 11:45 pm Post subject: Re: British citizenship |
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| rajkhan wrote: | Hi,
It has been more than a year since i got ILR, i wish to apply for British citizenship, what is the procedure to apply? and the documents required,
do i need to make apt. for NCS?
Thanks,
Raj. |
I recommend- if you are confident then you can apply it yourself (instead of going via NCS) and might save you some money.
If you have any doubts or confusion, you can ask the experts here i'm sure there will be someone always to help you.
Best of luck. |
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destiniation_london
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| Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2013 12:55 am Post subject: Re: British citizenship |
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| A_Thinker wrote: | | rajkhan wrote: | Hi,
It has been more than a year since i got ILR, i wish to apply for British citizenship, what is the procedure to apply? and the documents required,
do i need to make apt. for NCS?
Thanks,
Raj. |
I recommend- if you are confident then you can apply it yourself (instead of going via NCS) and might save you some money.
If you have any doubts or confusion, you can ask the experts here i'm sure there will be someone always to help you.
Best of luck. |
Naturalisation form is quite straight forward but the main reason for people using NCS over postal is that you get to keep your passport and other documents with you and you don't need to send your originals to Home Office with the application. NCS would take the copy of the passport and send it to Home Office directly on your behalf. |
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