Eligibility criteria: Spouse of British Citizen Language Criteria: Life in UK (old exam written in 2012) Nationality : Indian Method of application: Online + Bedford Council (JCAP) Date of application: 14/11/2018 Date Received at HO: n/a Date of acknowledgement: n/a Funds Deducted: funds were deduct...
I didnot use any covering letter as such. I did mention the facts on the prescribed form (NR) and asserted that the decision was not in line with the issued guidance (citing the relevant parts of the guidance).
No. You pay and they keep the reconsideration fee iregards of the success. In your case, since you made the correct valid application within the validity of your child's visa, and the ILR was subsequently granted, the reconsideration request became a moot point. No need to even process it, so they ...
I got a refund of the reconsideration fee for the reconsideration request I made on Feb (the history of my case is described above). Does anyone know if this happens if the reconsideration is successful?
Best of luck on your application. In my case, I applied for ILR on the day my daughter's visa was expiring and was granted ILR (both on 3rd Sept.). And today I got her certificate of registration as British citizen although I didn't make an application for that. I did have a pending MN1 reconsiderat...
It might be beneficial if you post your own topic, reason for refusal etc, rather than just tag on in a sticky thread. Thanks. My case is discussed in this topic itself (please see previous posts). Basically I applied for my daughters naturalisation under Section 3 (1) as myself being BC and my wif...
Does anyone know timeline for reconsideration as I am waiting for the result? As I understand, they dont have a timeline but is it correct? There is no timeline or set timeframe for HO to process reconsiderations. They will take as long as they deem necessary. Thanks for your reply. If I want to ch...
Thanks for replying. She has been in the UK for 1.5 years now. She came to the UK when she was 1.5 years old. She is 2 years and 11 months now. What is the child's current visa status? I am of the opinion that you will struggle to get a favourable response with a reconsideration request. The rules ...
You can ask for a reconsideration. There is no rule that this is not allowed for refused citizenship applications. The decision was correct, a child born abroad is expected to hold ILR (settled status) to qualify for registration as BC under section 3(1) Thanks CR001, Do you know if there is any ti...
You can ask for a reconsideration. There is no rule that this is not allowed for refused citizenship applications. The decision was correct, a child born abroad is expected to hold ILR (settled status) to qualify for registration as BC under section 3(1) Thanks CR001, Do you know if there is any ti...
Section 55 Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009 Imposes a statutory obligation for the decision maker to consider the best interest of the children in such cases. Where one parent is settled and the other is British it appears contrary to section 55 not to allow such an application, despit...
I think you should be ok if you use Indian Passport for entering and leaving india. If it is after 3 months of your naturalization, indian embassy can fine you around £140 for each trip when you surrender indian passport. But as previously suggested, you could surrender your passport and then apply ...
Alladin Well watt u think based on the reasons he refused whereas circumstances and chapter 9 statements are tellinga different side of the story. I think since your wife is not settled yet, there may not be a strong case to use discretion to register the child. If your wife is eligible for ILR, ma...
As I understand it, the status of children born outside the UK is in-line with that of the less-privileged parent. I might be wrong, but I believe that both parents need to be British citizens before applying for registration under Section 3(1). According to the guidance "Children born abroad to pa...
Just an update on my timeline: Date applied at VFS Goswell Road : 17 Aug 2015 Date Of Acknowledgment 19-AUG-2015 Documents Printing Status PROCESSED On 09-SEP-2015 Dispatched From NEW DELHI On 10-SEP-2015 Document received At LONDON On - 14-Sep-2015 and final update on this: Submitted Passport: 18-...
Date applied at VFS Goswell Road : 17 Aug 2015
Date Of Acknowledgment 19-AUG-2015
Documents Printing Status PROCESSED On 09-SEP-2015
Dispatched From NEW DELHI On 10-SEP-2015
Document received At LONDON On - 14-Sep-2015
Date applied at VFS Goswell Road : 17 Aug 2015
Date Of Acknowledgment 19-AUG-2015
Documents Printing Status PROCESSED On 09-SEP-2015
Dispatched From NEW DELHI On 10-SEP-2015
Document received At LONDON On - Waiting.
Thanks Alladin. So, are you saying I shouldn't fill in the landing card but show my Indian passport on arrival in the UK and explain my naturalisation situation to the officer here? Or should I just proceed with a Landing card and Indian Passport and not mention the naturalisation at all? Thanks ag...
IIRC, you would not need to fill in the landing card when returning to UK as it is only intended for non-UK persons. Since you are naturalized, UKBA will let you in when you arrive. I think since you no longer is an indian citizen, other embassies would need your valid UK passport for any visas etc.
syed07 wrote: Eligibility criteria 10 years Long residence plus 1 year ILr. MN1 Section 3(1) for my son Nationality Pakistani NCS ........Nottingham City Council applied ....10/02/2015 home office Received.....12/02/2015 Fee Deducted from bank on 18/02/2015 Acknowledgement letter 25/02/2015 Approva...
syed07 wrote: Eligibility criteria 10 years Long residence plus 1 year ILr. MN1 Section 3(1) for my son Nationality Pakistani NCS ........Nottingham City Council applied ....10/02/2015 home office Received.....12/02/2015 Fee Deducted from bank on 18/02/2015 Acknowledgement letter 25/02/2015 Approva...
