General discussion after BC and Passport application

hello friends!

i just got a question and i know you guys can help.
"does underpaid tax effect naturalisation application,even though the p800 clearly says i dont need to do anything and they ll deduct the underpaid amount by next tax year april2013 through my tax code??"

please guys i am just looking for peace of mind.please help

emarketeruk wrote:i got my passport interview leter today, 20th October, Called & managed to get Victoria on 24th Wednesday ...Hopefully i should have my passport by next weekend.. all the best for all of you
very quick processing as it only took 10 days to get interview letter..

wow, that was quick

[quote="kel"]

just to keep every1 posted that my certificate of naturalisation which was sent back for amendment on 04/10/12, has been amended and i am in receipt of it now.

Error type: wrong DOB .

I will be sending off my passport application tomorrow.

thanks for the support ever1

ola1 wrote:

jms_uk wrote:

ola1 wrote: i cant actually understand why the question is been ask anyways.

Because sometimes, citizenship can be based on you parents [and by connection, maternal grandparents].

I don't know why so many people are complaining about this. Either you know [or your parents know], or just write 'not known'.[/quot


a lot of people will complain about was they can't find answer to, remember this site is to enlighten everyone of anything we don't know or understand.
thanks anyways for the knowledge share and can you please confirm if it appropriate to put "not known"?, has any member use this "not known" please?

thanks friend

emarketeruk wrote:i got my passport interview leter today, 20th October, Called & managed to get Victoria on 24th Wednesday ...Hopefully i should have my passport by next weekend.. all the best for all of you
very quick processing as it only took 10 days to get interview letter..

nice one, did you do check and send?

hi all, when one attends the interview do they take the picture for the passport photo on the day or is the one provided earlier used? thanks. pep

ola1 wrote:

emarketeruk wrote:i got my passport interview leter today, 20th October, Called & managed to get Victoria on 24th Wednesday ...Hopefully i should have my passport by next weekend.. all the best for all of you
very quick processing as it only took 10 days to get interview letter..

nice one, did you do check and send?

yes. it was through check & send - canary wharf post office

emarketeruk wrote:

ola1 wrote:

emarketeruk wrote:i got my passport interview leter today, 20th October, Called & managed to get Victoria on 24th Wednesday ...Hopefully i should have my passport by next weekend.. all the best for all of you
very quick processing as it only took 10 days to get interview letter..

nice one, did you do check and send?

yes. it was through check & send - canary wharf post office

nice one, just did my now via check and send.

hi guys, i attended my passport interview today. it was very comprehensive.... apart from the usual questions posted in this forum, i have been asked few additional questions (london victoria)

whats your car registration number
describe your nature of work
who do you report to
when did you first come to UK (year with month) & what visa
where did you do your life in the UK exam?
how much did they charge

hopefully i should get my passport within the next coupe of days

emarketeruk wrote:hi guys, i attended my passport interview today. it was very comprehensive.... apart from the usual questions posted in this forum, i have been asked few additional questions (london victoria)

whats your car registration number
describe your nature of work
who do you report to
when did you first come to UK (year with month) & what visa
where did you do your life in the UK exam?
how much did they charge

hopefully i should get my passport within the next coupe of days

that was a complete different one to what everyone as been asked though. i hope you where able to remember how much you where charge though? i cant even remember how much i paid. thanks for the info

ola1 wrote:

emarketeruk wrote:hi guys, i attended my passport interview today. it was very comprehensive.... apart from the usual questions posted in this forum, i have been asked few additional questions (london victoria)

whats your car registration number
describe your nature of work
who do you report to
when did you first come to UK (year with month) & what visa
where did you do your life in the UK exam?
how much did they charge

hopefully i should get my passport within the next coupe of days

that was a complete different one to what everyone as been asked though. i hope you where able to remember how much you where charge though? i cant even remember how much i paid. thanks for the info

i guess the questions they ask is changing.. i have seen a recent post with some similar questions like mine...we will start to see more of this for future interviews i guess...yes, they asked which centre i did my life in the UK & how much i paid. in my case it was 50GBP.. also asked if it was written exam or multiple choice, how many questions etc...

best of luck

hi all, i received my british passport on saturday @ 4.45 pm ... it took only 16 days from start to end.....
all the best for all of you for your ceremony & passport application

I have an approval letter dated 15th of October, but still unable to book a BC ceremony because the council haven't received any letter from the UKBA.

Has this happened to anyone else? should I contact UKBA?

When did you actually receive it? My approval letter was dated 12th October and I received it on 19th October. I rang the council straightaway and was told that they had not received the paperwork from UKBA and ring back the Monday (22nd October), which I did and was then able to book my ceremony.

Corinna

emarketeruk wrote:hi all, i received my british passport on saturday @ 4.45 pm ... it took only 16 days from start to end.....
all the best for all of you for your ceremony & passport application

awesome! so happy for you

Kaveh wrote:I have an approval letter dated 15th of October, but still unable to book a BC ceremony because the council haven't received any letter from the UKBA.

Has this happened to anyone else? should I contact UKBA?

i had similar issue. my approval letter was dated 20 sept and rcvd 24 sept. i got my ceremony invitation letter dated 24 sept on 02 oct.

dolphingirl47 wrote:When did you actually receive it? My approval letter was dated 12th October and I received it on 19th October. I rang the council straightaway and was told that they had not received the paperwork from UKBA and ring back the Monday (22nd October), which I did and was then able to book my ceremony.

Corinna

Thanks Corinna.
I received it on the 23rd and council keeps telling me to phone next day and still no news.

kel wrote:

Kaveh wrote:I have an approval letter dated 15th of October, but still unable to book a BC ceremony because the council haven't received any letter from the UKBA.

Has this happened to anyone else? should I contact UKBA?

i had similar issue. my approval letter was dated 20 sept and rcvd 24 sept. i got my ceremony invitation letter dated 24 sept on 02 oct.

Thanks.
It seems that it takes about a week for them to get the paperwork.

Hey all,

Finally, I had my citizenship ceremony today! I arrived at the town hall about 9:45am. As expected, registration started at about 10am and the actual ceremony started at about 10:30am. The whole thing was over by 11am.

All went well and as expected there were a diverse group of people (45 people in total). I was a little bit disappointed that a number of fellow new citizens didn't make an effort and turned up in jeans, trainers and hoodies. The majority however were quite presentable. Another minor issue were noisy/illmannered children who were sitting with guests. A couple of them were requested to leave the room as it was a right pain with them making noise in the middle of the mayor's speech. Please guys, if you have to bring your children please ensure they can remain silent and are well behaved as otherwise they spoil the experience for others.

After the ceremony there were refreshments.

Also, I went straight to the post office to send off my passport application. The check and send lady found all in order except she wa abit wary about my signed photo as the counter-signatory only wrote my first and last name i.e. my middle name was not mentioned. The check and send lady said they might write to me and request another but she wasn't sure. Anyhow, as my counter-signatory is travelling until next week anyway, I decided to take the risk and send it off as is. If the contact me I will just have to arrange for a corrected one to be sent however at the moment I am hoping it won't be an issue. Anyone else had similar experience?

kel wrote:Hey all,

Finally, I had my citizenship ceremony today! I arrived at the town hall about 9:45am. As expected, registration started at about 10am and the actual ceremony started at about 10:30am. The whole thing was over by 11am.

All went well and as expected there were a diverse group of people (45 people in total). I was a little bit disappointed that a number of fellow new citizens didn't make an effort and turned up in jeans, trainers and hoodies. The majority however were quite presentable. Another minor issue were noisy/illmannered children who were sitting with guests. A couple of them were requested to leave the room as it was a right pain with them making noise in the middle of the mayor's speech. Please guys, if you have to bring your children please ensure they can remain silent and are well behaved as otherwise they spoil the experience for others.

After the ceremony there were refreshments.

Also, I went straight to the post office to send off my passport application. The check and send lady found all in order except she wa abit wary about my signed photo as the counter-signatory only wrote my first and last name i.e. my middle name was not mentioned. The check and send lady said they might write to me and request another but she wasn't sure. Anyhow, as my counter-signatory is travelling until next week anyway, I decided to take the risk and send it off as is. If the contact me I will just have to arrange for a corrected one to be sent however at the moment I am hoping it won't be an issue. Anyone else had similar experience?

congratulations Kel... welcome to the citizens club... I am sure you will join the passport club soon

thanks very much

Hi all,

I received my british passport on saturday @ 10.00 am ... it took only 12 days from start to end.....


Passport Interview is very straight forward and interviewer will ask you what you have written on your form.

All the best for all of you for your ceremony & passport application.

HappyToHelp247 wrote:Hi all,

I received my british passport on saturday @ 10.00 am ... it took only 12 days from start to end.....


Passport Interview is very straight forward and interviewer will ask you what you have written on your form.

All the best for all of you for your ceremony & passport application.

Great news! That was very quick

I think the delay is really getting an interview at the preferred place, rest is quick

had my ceremony today and have to agree with kel, kids basically ruin it for everyone .... if only people were more sensible , i know it's a special occasion but why bring toddlers and make them suffer as well as others there.

anyway took no less than 2 hours , was hoping for a shorter one to be honest...

going to send the passport application on monday , hopefully