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i thought the same.hereorthere wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2019 10:48 amOk thank you for the advice. However you would think that they would make it possible not to have to lie on the form!!
The route is irrelevant. The degree question is only relevant to meeting the English requirement, if applicable, as the form and guidance clearly state. HO really don't care about your qualifications for the purpose of citizenship.Rollingcabbage wrote: ↑Sun Sep 29, 2019 6:21 ami thought the same.hereorthere wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2019 10:48 amOk thank you for the advice. However you would think that they would make it possible not to have to lie on the form!!
they could have designed a better form , maybe give the route option instead?
Your date of application is the date you submit and pay online. The appointment is for biometrics.Annavivas wrote: ↑Thu Oct 03, 2019 10:40 pmHi all,
I am an EU citizen with permanent residency since 2016 applying for naturalisation. I am trying to figure out when I can submit my application. The Guide AN Naturalisation booklet states:
"You must have been physically present in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern
Ireland, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands on the day 5 years before the
application is received by the Home Office".
Back in Autumn 2014 I travelled quite a lot for work and was in and out of country. Not to breach the above rule I have to figure out if "application is received by the Home Office" is when I submit my online application, or the moment I attend the UKVCAS appointment to enrol biometrics etc.
Could anyone help with this please?
Thanks!
rasheedabdul786 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 20, 2019 11:35 pmHi Everyone,
I am in process of applying naturalisation for my wife and while filling the online application I came across two question which a bit confusing
1.Do you have any dependents not applying with you at this time ? I am British citizen and have two kids both of them are British citizens.what should be the answer. Since it’s your wife application, all other family members have BC, just write No for her
2.have you previously made any other uk immigration applications in the uk or abroad? what should be the answer if yes Do I need to list all visa application details since she first applied to u.k till she got ILR. Yes
any response would be appreciated.Thanks
magicsign wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 4:42 pmHi, I'm in the process of getting everything sorted for my Naturalisation application as an EU applicant. I just have some doubts that hopefully someone here more will be able to help, thanks in advance.
Suggest you load the PDF with your other documents - and also your code if that's what you get
- This 22nd of January I will have my ILR for exactly 12 months, how do I prove that in my application considering that for the settled status you don't receive any document bust just a pdf (where it's explicitly written that this letter is not proof of your permanent residence but the passport is) confirming your ILR status. You can also generate a code from the HO link and provide that so they can check my status.
List out as much data as you can recall, estimating dates/durations is fine. You don't need to include outbound/inbound days. You just declare what you have, there's no need to prove everything.
- I am a bit concerned about listing all the absences in the last 5 years,I travel a lot, short trips, I am confident that I haven't exceed the 450 days threshold for the 5 years and 90 days max in the last 12 months for the ILR but how do you exactly prove that ? I read in the forum that someone suggested to list every single trip. I am not sure that I missed some Easyjet email or some dates might be wrong (there are cases where I cancel the flight) would that be an issue ?
No issue - employment is not a requirement for naturalisation. Just state "unemployed".magicsign wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2020 11:51 amThank you. When they say for the required supportive documents : evidence of national insurance contributions covering the relevant period :
Pay slips,p60s,letter or letters from your employer or employers confirming you have worked in their employment including start and finish dates.
There are 5 months total in my 6 years where I was unemployed, will this be an issue considering that during those 5 months I wasn't contributing to national insurance?
Thanks
Yes to 1+2.lleksi wrote: ↑Thu Jan 16, 2020 8:00 amHi all,
We are EU family, I have nearly sorted out our application and ready to pay, just would like to clarify some doubts under the section (Immigration details- Have you made any previous UK immigration applications in the UK or aboard?)
1. Do I need to reveal the details about application for Registration Certificate, the blue one; I did apply for back in 2011
2. Do I need to reveal an application for Settlement status which has been granted last January?
Could anyone help please!
Thanks!
lleksi wrote: ↑Thu Jan 16, 2020 8:00 amHi all,
We are EU family, I have nearly sorted out our application and ready to pay, just would like to clarify some doubts under the section (Immigration details- Have you made any previous UK immigration applications in the UK or aboard?)
1. Do I need to reveal the details about application for Registration Certificate, the blue one; I did apply for back in 2011
2. Do I need to reveal an application for Settlement status which has been granted last January?
Could anyone help please!
Thanks!
Wife should declare and submit the BRP card copy.lleksi wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 10:10 amHi all,
Thank you for replay
Could yoy please help me;
Under the sectionsection (Biometric residence permits details:
Are you able to provide a biometric residence permit (BRP)card with this application?)
My wife holds Biometric Residence Card of a Family Member of Union Citizen
Does the answer should be yes or no
Thanks!
I think it's the same. Do you have a "Biometric Residence permit"? Does it say "permanent"?
Does she hold a document certifying permanent residence? It must state this clearly otherwise it is simply a residence card, which is not the same. She needs PR and the card that says this before she can apply for citizenship.
It would be useful and beneficial if you continued your questions in your existing topic rather than this general one where posts tend to get kissed and lost.
