12th of March. I’ve done it online but that is not the case. We have applied when those documents were not needed.
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12th of March. I’ve done it online but that is not the case. We have applied when those documents were not needed.
Note that the user applied in 2015, before the online system and before proof of PR was required. Note also that you cannot "appeal" a citizenship refusal. You can only request a reconsideration, which can take many months.Irfan1648 wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2019 6:16 pmThe documents you provided for your Naturlisation back in days covering 6 year period of exercising treaty rights , you should have sent that even online and if successful you would have strong case to appeal , according to this if it says 11 March 2019, you will have to wait another year till 11 March 2020 to apply for Naturlisation
So this is why I am here. Can anyone advise? I now I can apply for reconsideration but afraid of the time that has passed since decision.CR001 wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2019 6:38 pmNote that the user applied in 2015, before the online system and before proof of PR was required. Note also that you cannot "appeal" a citizenship refusal. You can only request a reconsideration, which can take many months.Irfan1648 wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2019 6:16 pmThe documents you provided for your Naturlisation back in days covering 6 year period of exercising treaty rights , you should have sent that even online and if successful you would have strong case to appeal , according to this if it says 11 March 2019, you will have to wait another year till 11 March 2020 to apply for Naturlisation
How can you travel if you had to send your original passport after you have filled in the passport application along with your naturalisation certificate?SuperDupper wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2019 4:34 pmHi all
I have now attended my ceremony on tuesday 21st and waiting for passport to arrive. I have 2 questions about the pr card i hold (please note its brp card not sticker in passport)
1: can i still travel in and out of uk with this if i have to before my passport arrive?
2: very confused after reading different opinions on send pr card back or not? Its a brp PR obtained with ROR its not ILR?
Please guide
I dont have to send my original passport, i have sent my passport app with ndrs jcap,guru1s wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2019 9:20 amHow can you travel if you had to send your original passport after you have filled in the passport application along with your naturalisation certificate?SuperDupper wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2019 4:34 pmHi all
I have now attended my ceremony on tuesday 21st and waiting for passport to arrive. I have 2 questions about the pr card i hold (please note its brp card not sticker in passport)
1: can i still travel in and out of uk with this if i have to before my passport arrive?
2: very confused after reading different opinions on send pr card back or not? Its a brp PR obtained with ROR its not ILR?
Please guide
If you are an EU member, then you have to send your blue UK residence documentation for a national of an EEA state that you have to sent back to HO within first 5-7 days after your ceremony or you can be fined.
Is there a purpose for posting this generic information in the 'Unsuccessful Applications' topic???katyatash wrote: ↑Fri Jun 07, 2019 9:38 am"After you get your certificate
You must send your biometric residence permit (BRP) back to the Home Office within 5 working days of getting your certificate of British citizenship.
Cut your BRP into 4 pieces and put it in a windowless envelope.
Include a note saying you’re returning your permit because you’ve become a citizen. Include your name, date of birth and the document number (found on the front of the card) in the note.
Naturalisation BRP Returns
PO Box 195
Bristol
BS20 1BT
You’ll be fined up to £1,000 if you do not return your permit within 5 working days."
Hi Rosh2018,Rosh2018 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2019 7:10 pmBro I have a similar situation, but mine actually I was overstayed for about 50 days, but I was sick, and took medicine, I submit the doctor's letter as well, did HO ask you to clarify about your case or they just refused it, because they sent me a form to fill up, i'm still waiting for my result. dob't know what gonna happen, i'll let you know. i explained them why did i overstayed let see what happen.Kyiyah0013 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2019 9:54 amHello Everybody,
I really need help and advise please.
My application for British Citizenship has been rejected by the Home Office for the Good Character, The HO stated that :
1. I came to the Uk illegally ( but its not True as i came with a student visa )
2. That i delayed to apply for Asylum ( i applied 8 months after arriving to UK as i did not not about this possibility and i was not well, when i applied for asylum my student visa was still valid and not expired)
When my application for asylum was granted 7 years ago, the judge cleared out those two points and the home office never said anything about.
My question is :
Did anyone in similar situation had a successful reconsideration.
If i apply for reconsideration, is it better to use a solicitor or i just do it myself.
Please advise me as i am lost right now.
Did you upload marriage cert and spouse's British passport etc??Gerry2000 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2019 5:31 pmHi all, my application for citizenship through naturalisation was rejected. The rejection was on the basis of not having had permanent residence in the UK for 12 months prior to applying for citizenship. Furthermore the rejection letter refers to this requirement fo EEA and Swiss nationals who are not applying on the grounds marriage/civil partnership to a British citizen.
In my case however, I am applying on the grounds of being married to a British citizen from birth. This is also stated in my application.
I am an eu citizen who has received settled status.
If I send the form for reconsideration, is there anything else I need to provide? When can I expect to get an answer?
Thanks for your help.
Yes, I’ve filed the online application and the scanned were deemed as sufficient by ukvcas. All requirements were uploaded correctly.CR001 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2019 5:42 pmDid you upload marriage cert and spouse's British passport etc??Gerry2000 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2019 5:31 pmHi all, my application for citizenship through naturalisation was rejected. The rejection was on the basis of not having had permanent residence in the UK for 12 months prior to applying for citizenship. Furthermore the rejection letter refers to this requirement fo EEA and Swiss nationals who are not applying on the grounds marriage/civil partnership to a British citizen.
In my case however, I am applying on the grounds of being married to a British citizen from birth. This is also stated in my application.
I am an eu citizen who has received settled status.
If I send the form for reconsideration, is there anything else I need to provide? When can I expect to get an answer?
Thanks for your help.
