Interview in naturalisation case

@ waiz89k
my interview was on 15th Feb..... still waiting
after the interview she has given me just a formal thank you letter that the interview is done and now the case working team will decide about the application.....

@parshantsoni

hi mate ....
after your interview, do ask a question to the interviewer that I forgot ... and please share your experience here ...

Is this case already allotted to any case worker... or will it be allotted now after this interview????

just to estimate how much time shall I have to wait

Ya sure will update on forum.

prashantsoni wrote:Ya sure will update on forum.

What they asked to you in interview?

Hi
Update of my interview.
I had interview today sunday 9am at liverpool HO.
They wanted to check my english ability and LIUK knowledge.
Interview was only for 10 minute.
She asked me few questions about LIUK.
How i booked it?
How i paid for test?
What material I used to study?
Why i choose that centre?
What kind of questions were there in exam?
Did you booked it your self or someone helped you to book it?

Lady was friendly and soft spoken.

At the end of interview she said your english is very good, and gave me thank you letter.
Now just need to wait for decision.

@AshRay
Hi mate. It was exactly same as you said. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Before i ask the question to her what you told me, she said that this is the final step of your application.
She told me in very beginning that this interview is very simple nothing to worry about its last stage.
So i understood that case worker is working on it.
Its been 4 weeks since your interview so you should be getting your result soon.
Let me know once you get it.
Kind regards.

@ prashantsoni

thats good to hear that yours is also simple ....

same thing my interviewer said to me that its the final step, etc

...... anyway, best of luck .... I will update here when received anything.

please do update when you get your decision ...

BEST OF LUCK to all here .... what a gem forum this is

@AshRay
Hello
any update from your side? I havent heard anything since interview.
its been 7 weeks since.
kind regards

AshRay wrote:@ Parashantsoni

....nope, nothing so far.....still waiting

Hi mate did u receive any approval. I got interview on 27th of May. I applied in 14 may 2014.
Also can I ask u when u applied.

@Nat2014
Home office received my application on 19th or 20th January 2015.
Mine interview was on 15 th March at Liverpool.
Still waiting for result.

@Nat2014

I applied on 9th Dec through NCS
Interview on 15th Feb....

still waiting .....

Hi Guys,
I was married to EEA Girl in 2007,Got Permanent residence in 2013,we got divorce after one year,Applied for Naturalisation received letter last week for Interview in Liverpool.
Do you have any idea why they asked me to attend interview ,what could be questions Please?
Thanks
Ahmed.

Hi all,

I am just a new member I really need u guys advice ....

I have applied for Naturalization since September 2014....case 6years eea family member,
In February 2015 I receive 3/6 months letter.
02/04/15 original passport requested by casework
01/06/15 I made online request for my passport to be return back Because of a new employer,

Today i receive a letter requesting me to attend an interview in Liverpool and stating they don't need any documents at the interview ....

please has any members have the same experience of Naturalization/ Citizenship interview.. Any experience please, and would they still return my passport before the interview date or not because I really need it for my new job.

regards,

godtimebest wrote:Hi all,

I am just a new member I really need u guys advice ....

I have applied for Naturalization since September 2014....case 6years eea family member,
In February 2015 I receive 3/6 months letter.
02/04/15 original passport requested by casework
01/06/15 I made online request for my passport to be return back Because of a new employer,

Today i receive a letter requesting me to attend an interview in Liverpool and stating they don't need any documents at the interview ....

please has any members have the same experience of Naturalization/ Citizenship interview.. Any experience please, and would they still return my passport before the interview date or not because I really need it for my new job.

regards,

Has anyone recently attended the interview and what are the questions they normally ask, any experience please

Hi guys,
I am also new to this forum , I applied for naturalisation after one year of permanent residence . Married to eea but get divorce after 6 years , recived letter for interview at liverpool .
Could you please help me what questions they will ask in interview.
King regards

ahmed2 wrote:Hi guys,
I am also new to this forum , I applied for naturalisation after one year of permanent residence . Married to eea but get divorce after 6 years , recived letter for interview at liverpool .
Could you please help me what questions they will ask in interview.
King regards

What documents they asked you to bring with you? What English language test you pass?

Hi Cool mind
Thanks for your reply, they did not ask for any documents ,life in UK and then Esol ! They attached one letter
Marriage interview procedure.But we divorced almost 2 years ago. What do you think what questions they will ask.
Kind regards

@AshRay
Update.
I have received my documents and successful application today.
Have you received yet? You applied before me.

prashantsoni wrote:@AshRay
Update.
I have received my documents and successful application today.
Have you received yet? You applied before me.

Congratulations, after ur interview that is good news

@parshantsoni and all on this forum ...

update here....

Alhamdulillah got my approval yesterday on 04 Sep 2015

best of luck for all ....

Hi all,
My husband applied for naturalisation in April. About a week ago we contacted the Home Office to request an update as it is now past the 6 month estimate. This morning we received a letter requesting that we both attend an interview in Liverpool next month, attached to the letter was an information sheet about marriage interviews.

My husband is Algerian and I am Irish we have four children and have lived in London together continuously since we got married . I am assuming that they are suspicious that the marriage is not genuine- is that the right assumption to have?

I can see that others have received similar letters but nobody has updated on what happened at the interview- does anyway have any recent experiences to share?

Also, does anybody know if it is possible to request that the interview be held elsewhere or can it only be conducted in Liverpool?

All and any information is much appreciated!

The fact that you have 4kids together, and are still together is not enough proof that you're genuine ? Think it's only Liverpool. Maybe take ur kids birth certificates/passports just in case...

WOW! The Home Office didn't suspect anything until your husband applied for citizenship and asking for proof despite having 4 kids. If we look back into the history the Nazi used to treat Jews in such manner at the beginning. I'm very saddened to hear this story, this government is steering the country away so much that I don't even recognise her anymore. Shambles.

Siraj ud-Daulah wrote:If we look back into the history the Nazi used to treat Jews in such manner at the beginning.

I would be extremely chary of using such statements or comparisons. Such language on an online forum might be considered inflammatory and should be strongly deprecated at the very least.

As regards UmmZ's case, we do not know why the couple have been called for an interview and it would be unwise to speculate, especially in the language highlighted above.

A cursory glance down this thread suggests that people who have got interview letters seem to have predominantly come via the EEA routes. Given that the UK government can not scrutinise applicants on the EEA routes as thoroughly as it does applicants on the UK Immigration routes, it is possible (I am speculating) that they are scrutinising these applicants much more thoroughly at citizenship stage, which is completely under the control of national governments.