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IndiMarshall wrote:Hi All,
I have completed my citizenship ceremony on 4th November (Yesterday) and I am not planning to apply passport immediately as I would like to travel to India on 5th of Dec and back to
UK on Jan 10th 2015.
Can someone pls tell me if I will have any issues coming back into the country (UK) even after I carry Citizenship certificate .. needless to say I will carry Indian passport and ILR .
Is it true that after the citizenship ceremony the systems at Hethrow will be updated so that mY ILR is no longer valid?
Also
Is it true that I may be denied entry to UK on Jan 10th if I dont have certificate of Entitlement ? please give me some solution as this travel is mandatory for me to do ....
Thanks in advance...
Hi Ban.s .. Thanks I was looking for your response actually,ban.s wrote:3 year to surrender if the passport was only retained and not used for travel.
In this case, passport needs to be surrendered within the grace 90 day period i.e. within 4th Nov 14 + 90 days otherwise it may attract penalty.
I haven't seen anyone ever posted such experience. on the contrary people were always able to enter with ILR and original passport wothout any issue. 'milan69' has already posted their experience in this thread and someone I know did just couple of weeks ago. A british citizenship has right of abode and will be allowed to enter upon arrival at a british port.IndiMarshall wrote: One of my friend says the computer systems at the Heathrow will be updated to make the ILR redundant so that on my return journey I may be not enetred in to the port (UK) even if I hold a Citizenship certificate.. He thinks a certificate of Entitlement is needed to do that.. meaning Its not suggested to travel right now..
HOw far do you agree with this ? I have to travel at any cost.. just considering pro and cons..
t123456789 wrote:There is a 90 day grace period for you to use your Indian passport from your naturalisation date. I'd suggest travelling on your Indian passport and when you return from India, apply immediately for your British passport and then surrender your Indian passport (before roughly the 04/11/2017).
Correction, you have 3 years to surrender your passport, but 3 months to travel on it after naturalisation. See this post.
Yes I never heard of it too.. thanks.. am hoping my passport and ILR will be enough with no extra trouble..ban.s wrote:I haven't seen anyone ever posted such experience. on the contrary people were always able to enter with ILR and original passport wothout any issue. 'milan69' has already posted their experience in this thread and someone I know did just couple of weeks ago. A british citizenship has right of abode and will be allowed to enter upon arrival at a british port.IndiMarshall wrote: One of my friend says the computer systems at the Heathrow will be updated to make the ILR redundant so that on my return journey I may be not enetred in to the port (UK) even if I hold a Citizenship certificate.. He thinks a certificate of Entitlement is needed to do that.. meaning Its not suggested to travel right now..
HOw far do you agree with this ? I have to travel at any cost.. just considering pro and cons..
Did they ask you any questions on your return about your citizenship or have you told that you hold a biritsh citizenship ? can you mention which month and year you travllled in and out of country for the above mentioned situation..milan69 wrote:I have traveled several times after my naturalisation ceremony and before I got my British passport on my old passport and ILR.