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I would suggest you to wait for another month, as my case was a straight forward and I was not an refugee, and it took me 7 month to get the approval, not the point yet to contact immigration minister, or anyone else, wait for another month and if you don't get anything you can contact them but they still will not do nothing , I would suggest you just to keep emailing every 2 week FMT first
Thank You Arsenal i Will follow your adviceArsenal86 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 2:24 pmI would suggest you to wait for another month, as my case was a straight forward and I was not an refugee, and it took me 7 month to get the approval, not the point yet to contact immigration minister, or anyone else, wait for another month and if you don't get anything you can contact them but they still will not do nothing , I would suggest you just to keep emailing every 2 week FMT first
I so.much agree with that but the issue is people that are still waiting for their approval may feel hesitant and maybe worrief that this may affect negatively the process of their allocations.winter1234 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 1:56 pmHi everyone,
I applied for Naturalisation in middle of July and I haven't received any decision on my case yet.
As I understand based on talking with other applicants, solicitors and people in this forum, most of refugees have to wait much longer than usual and HO excusee that some of checks are carrying out by external agencies which I believe it is not correct.
I was wondering if there is any way to speak out and let public know about this unfair procedure then they may change the situation.
You are NOT permitted to post the names or details of HO staff on the forum. You have NOT been given permission to post such detail on a public internet forum by the person!!sanabibi123 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 4:41 pmHi there i received this email reply from home office its got person name on the bottom so what do you is it real relpy or generated.Thank you for your e-mail
Our preparatory enquiries on this application are currently ongoing. Hopefully it will not take too much longer before the application to considered. You do not need to contact us as once the application is decided, you will be contacted by a caseworker.
Thank you for your patience
www.gov.uk/contact-ukvi-inside-outside-uk
Regards
xxxxxx
Central Operations
UK Visas & Immigration
Well, I know what you mean but don't forget we are dealing with HO and I can tell you they commit all the actions ( some of them are illegal like detaining )to refuse your application from first day which you apply for asylum and they keep this behaviour till now. I believe having hope on HO is like think a wolf won't kill you.Sous49 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 4:24 pmI so.much agree with that but the issue is people that are still waiting for their approval may feel hesitant and maybe worrief that this may affect negatively the process of their allocations.winter1234 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 1:56 pmHi everyone,
I applied for Naturalisation in middle of July and I haven't received any decision on my case yet.
As I understand based on talking with other applicants, solicitors and people in this forum, most of refugees have to wait much longer than usual and HO excusee that some of checks are carrying out by external agencies which I believe it is not correct.
I was wondering if there is any way to speak out and let public know about this unfair procedure then they may change the situation.
Maybe therefore people don't dare acting when they have applications to be decidedwinter1234 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 5:18 pmWell, I know what you mean but don't forget we are dealing with HO and I can tell you they commit all the actions ( some of them are illegal like detaining )to refuse your application from first day which you apply for asylum and they keep this behaviour till now. I believe having hope on HO is like think a wolf won't kill you.Sous49 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 4:24 pmI so.much agree with that but the issue is people that are still waiting for their approval may feel hesitant and maybe worrief that this may affect negatively the process of their allocations.winter1234 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 1:56 pmHi everyone,
I applied for Naturalisation in middle of July and I haven't received any decision on my case yet.
As I understand based on talking with other applicants, solicitors and people in this forum, most of refugees have to wait much longer than usual and HO excusee that some of checks are carrying out by external agencies which I believe it is not correct.
I was wondering if there is any way to speak out and let public know about this unfair procedure then they may change the situation.
Yes it is true but when HO deal with refugees it's like they are are second or 3rd class people of the community.Sous49 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 5:31 pmMaybe therefore people don't dare acting when they have applications to be decidedwinter1234 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 5:18 pmWell, I know what you mean but don't forget we are dealing with HO and I can tell you they commit all the actions ( some of them are illegal like detaining )to refuse your application from first day which you apply for asylum and they keep this behaviour till now. I believe having hope on HO is like think a wolf won't kill you.Sous49 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 4:24 pmI so.much agree with that but the issue is people that are still waiting for their approval may feel hesitant and maybe worrief that this may affect negatively the process of their allocations.winter1234 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 1:56 pmHi everyone,
I applied for Naturalisation in middle of July and I haven't received any decision on my case yet.
As I understand based on talking with other applicants, solicitors and people in this forum, most of refugees have to wait much longer than usual and HO excusee that some of checks are carrying out by external agencies which I believe it is not correct.
I was wondering if there is any way to speak out and let public know about this unfair procedure then they may change the situation.
PR card under EU regulations doesn't need to be returned.
Ok thanks mate. Is it ILR that need to be returned? Not sure where I read something about returning a BRP after naturalising.alterhase58 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 10:44 amPR card under EU regulations doesn't need to be returned.
Yes it's the BRP for non-EU route.chinasa12 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 10:50 amOk thanks mate. Is it ILR that need to be returned? Not sure where I read something about returning a BRP after naturalising.alterhase58 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 10:44 amPR card under EU regulations doesn't need to be returned.
topsecret wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2020 3:05 pmI’ve sent a couple of emails to Home Office and the replies I received.
Date: 05/11/2019
Thank you for your email.
We can confirm that you have successfully enrolled your biometrics.
Your application will now continue to progress until a decision is made.
We will contact you if we require any further information from you throughout the course of the application process. Please note; we will not contact you to provide regular updates and cannot provide a definitive application processing timescale.
Date: 06/12/2019
Thank you for your email
applications are dealt with in application receipt date order. Therefore as the applications were received on 5th September 2019, It will take a while longer for them to be considered. Once your application is decided, you will be contacted by your caseworker.
Date: 19/12/2019
Thank you for your email.
Every application is processed and validated by a Caseworker who work through their allocations. The application will then continue to progress until a decision is made.
We aim to process all applications within 6 months from the date submitted. We will write to you again if this is not going to be possible.
Date: 02/01/2020
Thank you for your email
We have received your application and biometric enrolment. Your case has been validated and allocated to a case working team. Your case is currently undergoing case worker action to ensure it meets the necessary requirements that will enable us to make a decision on it. When a decision has been made you will be notified.
Date: 17/01/2020
Thank you for your e-mail regarding progress of your application for British Citizenship.
I am sorry if you have previously been provided with inaccurate information. I can confirm that your application has not yet been allocated to a Caseworker for consideration and I am unable to provide a timescale of when allocation will take place.
Once your application is allocated, if further information is required, the Caseworker will contact you directly.
Yours sincerely
Date: 30/01/2020
thank you for your email.
We have noted our systems with your enquiry.
A caseworker will contact you if they require any further information from you throughout the course of the application process. Please note; we will not contact you to provide regular updates and cannot provide a definitive application processing timescale.
Your application will now continue to progress until a decision is made
Date: 07/02/2020
Thank you for your email.
We can confirm that you have successfully enrolled your biometrics.
Your application will now continue to progress until a decision is made.
We will contact you if we require any further information from you throughout the course of the application process. Please note; we will not contact you to provide regular updates and cannot provide a definitive application processing timescale.
Date: 13/02/2020
Good Morning,
Thank you for your email
I can confirm that your application is progressing through the system as normal, applications are currently taking six months to process
Kind regards,
Anybody think that repeated emails for updates to Home Office, May a delay in my decision ? Any idea why my application is taking a long time ?
so stressed
shanny77 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 7:40 pmHi topsecret,
can you please help me the HO contact email pls. I need to contact them regarding my application as it is taking longer.
Thanks
topsecret wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2020 3:05 pmI’ve sent a couple of emails to Home Office and the replies I received.
Date: 05/11/2019
Thank you for your email.
We can confirm that you have successfully enrolled your biometrics.
Your application will now continue to progress until a decision is made.
We will contact you if we require any further information from you throughout the course of the application process. Please note; we will not contact you to provide regular updates and cannot provide a definitive application processing timescale.
Date: 06/12/2019
Thank you for your email
applications are dealt with in application receipt date order. Therefore as the applications were received on 5th September 2019, It will take a while longer for them to be considered. Once your application is decided, you will be contacted by your caseworker.
Date: 19/12/2019
Thank you for your email.
Every application is processed and validated by a Caseworker who work through their allocations. The application will then continue to progress until a decision is made.
We aim to process all applications within 6 months from the date submitted. We will write to you again if this is not going to be possible.
Date: 02/01/2020
Thank you for your email
We have received your application and biometric enrolment. Your case has been validated and allocated to a case working team. Your case is currently undergoing case worker action to ensure it meets the necessary requirements that will enable us to make a decision on it. When a decision has been made you will be notified.
Date: 17/01/2020
Thank you for your e-mail regarding progress of your application for British Citizenship.
I am sorry if you have previously been provided with inaccurate information. I can confirm that your application has not yet been allocated to a Caseworker for consideration and I am unable to provide a timescale of when allocation will take place.
Once your application is allocated, if further information is required, the Caseworker will contact you directly.
Yours sincerely
Date: 30/01/2020
thank you for your email.
We have noted our systems with your enquiry.
A caseworker will contact you if they require any further information from you throughout the course of the application process. Please note; we will not contact you to provide regular updates and cannot provide a definitive application processing timescale.
Your application will now continue to progress until a decision is made
Date: 07/02/2020
Thank you for your email.
We can confirm that you have successfully enrolled your biometrics.
Your application will now continue to progress until a decision is made.
We will contact you if we require any further information from you throughout the course of the application process. Please note; we will not contact you to provide regular updates and cannot provide a definitive application processing timescale.
Date: 13/02/2020
Good Morning,
Thank you for your email
I can confirm that your application is progressing through the system as normal, applications are currently taking six months to process
Kind regards,
Anybody think that repeated emails for updates to Home Office, May a delay in my decision ? Any idea why my application is taking a long time ?
so stressed
topsecret wrote: ↑Thu Feb 20, 2020 1:42 amshanny77 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 7:40 pmHi topsecret,
can you please help me the HO contact email pls. I need to contact them regarding my application as it is taking longer.
Thanks
topsecret wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2020 3:05 pmI’ve sent a couple of emails to Home Office and the replies I received.
Date: 05/11/2019
Thank you for your email.
We can confirm that you have successfully enrolled your biometrics.
Your application will now continue to progress until a decision is made.
We will contact you if we require any further information from you throughout the course of the application process. Please note; we will not contact you to provide regular updates and cannot provide a definitive application processing timescale.
Date: 06/12/2019
Thank you for your email
applications are dealt with in application receipt date order. Therefore as the applications were received on 5th September 2019, It will take a while longer for them to be considered. Once your application is decided, you will be contacted by your caseworker.
Date: 19/12/2019
Thank you for your email.
Every application is processed and validated by a Caseworker who work through their allocations. The application will then continue to progress until a decision is made.
We aim to process all applications within 6 months from the date submitted. We will write to you again if this is not going to be possible.
Date: 02/01/2020
Thank you for your email
We have received your application and biometric enrolment. Your case has been validated and allocated to a case working team. Your case is currently undergoing case worker action to ensure it meets the necessary requirements that will enable us to make a decision on it. When a decision has been made you will be notified.
Date: 17/01/2020
Thank you for your e-mail regarding progress of your application for British Citizenship.
I am sorry if you have previously been provided with inaccurate information. I can confirm that your application has not yet been allocated to a Caseworker for consideration and I am unable to provide a timescale of when allocation will take place.
Once your application is allocated, if further information is required, the Caseworker will contact you directly.
Yours sincerely
Date: 30/01/2020
thank you for your email.
We have noted our systems with your enquiry.
A caseworker will contact you if they require any further information from you throughout the course of the application process. Please note; we will not contact you to provide regular updates and cannot provide a definitive application processing timescale.
Your application will now continue to progress until a decision is made
Date: 07/02/2020
Thank you for your email.
We can confirm that you have successfully enrolled your biometrics.
Your application will now continue to progress until a decision is made.
We will contact you if we require any further information from you throughout the course of the application process. Please note; we will not contact you to provide regular updates and cannot provide a definitive application processing timescale.
Date: 13/02/2020
Good Morning,
Thank you for your email
I can confirm that your application is progressing through the system as normal, applications are currently taking six months to process
Kind regards,
Anybody think that repeated emails for updates to Home Office, May a delay in my decision ? Any idea why my application is taking a long time ?
so stressed
this is email address
nationalitysupportteamfmt@homeoffice.gov.uk
You cannot appeal a refused citizenship application. You only have the option to ask for a reconsideration, which costs £372 and can take as long as HO deems necessary.MoIQ wrote: ↑Thu Feb 20, 2020 1:56 pmMy application for naturalization has been refused today.
The refusal letter says I did not fulfill the good character requirement. The letter said I stated in the application that I was self-employed during the time of overstay from 31st July 2012 to 13 Jan 2013.
I was registered as self-employed during these dates but I didn't work and the HMRC record shows I did not pay even class 2 NI contribution.
I am thinking to appeal the decision as registered self-employed never means working. I did not work in the described dates and get supported by the church. My HMRC recorded also showed no tax or NI in 2012. I will add a church letter of support and a letter from HMRC to show no working in these dates.
What process shall I follow?
How much is the fee of appeal?
Anyone can advise or help in this matter?
If you have overstayed between 2012-2013 you shouldn't have applied. If you overstayed you have break immigration rules and you ought to have lived in the UK legally for 10years before you can apply for naturalization.CR001 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 20, 2020 2:14 pmYou cannot appeal a refused citizenship application. You only have the option to ask for a reconsideration, which costs £372 and can take as long as HO deems necessary.MoIQ wrote: ↑Thu Feb 20, 2020 1:56 pmMy application for naturalization has been refused today.
The refusal letter says I did not fulfill the good character requirement. The letter said I stated in the application that I was self-employed during the time of overstay from 31st July 2012 to 13 Jan 2013.
I was registered as self-employed during these dates but I didn't work and the HMRC record shows I did not pay even class 2 NI contribution.
I am thinking to appeal the decision as registered self-employed never means working. I did not work in the described dates and get supported by the church. My HMRC recorded also showed no tax or NI in 2012. I will add a church letter of support and a letter from HMRC to show no working in these dates.
What process shall I follow?
How much is the fee of appeal?
Anyone can advise or help in this matter?
shanny77 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 20, 2020 9:40 amThanks. I have emailed them, waiting for reply.
topsecret wrote: ↑Thu Feb 20, 2020 1:42 amshanny77 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 7:40 pmHi topsecret,
can you please help me the HO contact email pls. I need to contact them regarding my application as it is taking longer.
Thanks
topsecret wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2020 3:05 pmI’ve sent a couple of emails to Home Office and the replies I received.
Date: 05/11/2019
Thank you for your email.
We can confirm that you have successfully enrolled your biometrics.
Your application will now continue to progress until a decision is made.
We will contact you if we require any further information from you throughout the course of the application process. Please note; we will not contact you to provide regular updates and cannot provide a definitive application processing timescale.
Date: 06/12/2019
Thank you for your email
applications are dealt with in application receipt date order. Therefore as the applications were received on 5th September 2019, It will take a while longer for them to be considered. Once your application is decided, you will be contacted by your caseworker.
Date: 19/12/2019
Thank you for your email.
Every application is processed and validated by a Caseworker who work through their allocations. The application will then continue to progress until a decision is made.
We aim to process all applications within 6 months from the date submitted. We will write to you again if this is not going to be possible.
Date: 02/01/2020
Thank you for your email
We have received your application and biometric enrolment. Your case has been validated and allocated to a case working team. Your case is currently undergoing case worker action to ensure it meets the necessary requirements that will enable us to make a decision on it. When a decision has been made you will be notified.
Date: 17/01/2020
Thank you for your e-mail regarding progress of your application for British Citizenship.
I am sorry if you have previously been provided with inaccurate information. I can confirm that your application has not yet been allocated to a Caseworker for consideration and I am unable to provide a timescale of when allocation will take place.
Once your application is allocated, if further information is required, the Caseworker will contact you directly.
Yours sincerely
Date: 30/01/2020
thank you for your email.
We have noted our systems with your enquiry.
A caseworker will contact you if they require any further information from you throughout the course of the application process. Please note; we will not contact you to provide regular updates and cannot provide a definitive application processing timescale.
Your application will now continue to progress until a decision is made
Date: 07/02/2020
Thank you for your email.
We can confirm that you have successfully enrolled your biometrics.
Your application will now continue to progress until a decision is made.
We will contact you if we require any further information from you throughout the course of the application process. Please note; we will not contact you to provide regular updates and cannot provide a definitive application processing timescale.
Date: 13/02/2020
Good Morning,
Thank you for your email
I can confirm that your application is progressing through the system as normal, applications are currently taking six months to process
Kind regards,
Anybody think that repeated emails for updates to Home Office, May a delay in my decision ? Any idea why my application is taking a long time ?
so stressed
this is email address
nationalitysupportteamfmt@homeoffice.gov.uk
It's not overstay in 2012-2013. It is because I wrote in the application that I was working during overstay time. Working is a breach of immigration rule for a person with a refugee route. A friend of mine wrote nothing about work during his overstay. The caseworker sent him a form to complete that how he regularised himself. He includes the letter of support from a friend and sends the farms back. A couple of weeks after he got approval.shanny77 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 20, 2020 4:18 pmIf you have overstayed between 2012-2013 you shouldn't have applied. If you overstayed you have break immigration rules and you ought to have lived in the UK legally for 10years before you can apply for naturalization.CR001 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 20, 2020 2:14 pmYou cannot appeal a refused citizenship application. You only have the option to ask for a reconsideration, which costs £372 and can take as long as HO deems necessary.MoIQ wrote: ↑Thu Feb 20, 2020 1:56 pmMy application for naturalization has been refused today.
The refusal letter says I did not fulfill the good character requirement. The letter said I stated in the application that I was self-employed during the time of overstay from 31st July 2012 to 13 Jan 2013.
I was registered as self-employed during these dates but I didn't work and the HMRC record shows I did not pay even class 2 NI contribution.
I am thinking to appeal the decision as registered self-employed never means working. I did not work in the described dates and get supported by the church. My HMRC recorded also showed no tax or NI in 2012. I will add a church letter of support and a letter from HMRC to show no working in these dates.
What process shall I follow?
How much is the fee of appeal?
Anyone can advise or help in this matter?
