Irakli wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 11:36 pm
1. at some point in application they ask: if I hold national ID card in my home country, I do hold it and then they ask for ID number, is my understanding correct they really want to know ID number of my home country?
This would be the document ID number. Just like a passport has a "Passport No" field usually comprised of 9-11 digits (sometimes letters as well), an ID card will have an obvious number printed on it which is unique to that ID card from that country. This is the number you need to specify.
Irakli wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 11:36 pm
2.One question is: 'Have you made any previous UK immigration applications in the UK or abroad?'' Do I need to provide all my previous visa details?
Yes. You should provide all applications that you remember and any relevant Home Office reference numbers that may be associated with them.
If you can't remember the details of some applications, you can either add a comment in the free text field towards the end of the form or include a cover letter when you upload your supporting documents explaining that you do not remember the exact details and provide whatever you can remember. Be as specific as you can.
Irakli wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 11:36 pm
me and my wife supplied our British Degree certificates at ILR stage to meet English langauge certificate (and in this application they ask if we have degree) but for this specific question I am not sure if they specifically are asking for some sort of language test? Thus not sure if I should say Yes or No in this one?
You are overthinking. The question is fairly straightforward:
You should answer "Yes" if you applied for your ILRs on or after 28 October 2013. How you met the requirement is irrelevant. In your case you both used UK university degrees which is accepted by HO.
You should answer "No" if you applied for ILR before 28 October 2013..
In in either case you will still need to provide your degree certificates as proof of knowledge of English as part of your naturalisation application, so do not forget to upload copies in the UKVCAS portal.
The question you quote primarily concerns those who have passed the requirement using an English language test which may have subsequently expired. Those who applied for ILR on or after 28 October 2013 can reuse the same (now expired) test to prove their knowledge of English if it was previously accepted.
In your case this is irrelevant because your UK degrees do not have an expiry date.
Irakli wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 11:36 pm
4. I am applying for my wife in the same application, I noticed that for main applicant (myself) after I put my passport number the application is asking for issuing authority of my non-British passport HOWEVER for my wife after application asks for place of issue of her non-British passport. Would you know why the difference? Can this be a human error from HO?
For both passports, put whatever is stated on both your passports under the "Authority" field as it appears there.
Passports following the international standard do not have a separate "Place of issue" field. However, while some countries will state just the department (e.g. "HMPO" for UK issued British passports) under the "Authority" field, some countries might also include the country and/or place of issue. The latter is often the case for passports of country A that have been issued in country B. Don't overthink it and just put whatever is listed under the "Authority" field.
Irakli wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 11:36 pm
5. Another question is: Non-applying dependants. Do you have any dependants not applying with you at this time? Do we have to mention our son who is British citizen? Technically he is not applying with us at this time (Because he does not need to)
Yes you should include your son as, after all, he is your dependent and he is not applying.
