British naturalisation ....

Hi guys I am hoping someone with a bit more expertise can help please.

So I am looking to help my mum apply for British naturalisation.
She has been in the UK since about 1989 and she entered on a right to abode visa from Bangladesh.
She is married to a British citizen and has 5 British children.

My question is will my mum be exempt from the life in the UK test/English knowledge test?

I'll be honest she's at at age were she just won't pass the test that's my biggest worry.

Could she apply for British naturalisation on any other grounds i.e shes been living in UK for nearly 30 years with no trouble with the law .

Her life is in the UK and this is her home and her familys home ?

Any advice would be great.

Thanks in advance and sorry if this topic has been covered already

P.s she is under 65years of age

You should post this in the British Citizenship forum.
Perhaps you can explain what this "right of abode" visa is for experts to comment more fully.
Only over 65s are exempt from English and LITUK tests. There is a set of standard requirements most applicants need to meet.
You should review the naturalisation guidance: https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... en-form-an

Now moved to the correct sub-forum

Thanks for moving into correct forum. Still no response from anyone.

Again any type of advice would be grateful

alterhase58 wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 13, 2019 8:04 pm

Only over 65s are exempt from English and LITUK tests. There is a set of standard requirements most applicants need to meet.
You should review the naturalisation guidance: https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... en-form-an