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Actually quite the opposite. I was informed that there will be no photographer there so when I replied saying that's fine cause I have my own camera she said only phones were allowed
Ah that makes sense. And the process of getting my certificate sent to a more capable borough is very convoluted so I've heard. I'm willing to do whatever it takes to make this happen and get my private ceremony filmed in any way, but the whole thing has racked my anxiety to bits. Really was hoping this to be such a nice memory not one tarnished as such.secret.simon wrote: ↑Mon May 10, 2021 11:27 amThat is likely not a general rule affecting the video recording of all private ceremonies, but one appertaining specifically to Hounslow.
While the form of the ceremony is fairly standard, the rules about who can attend, the rules around photography and filming, etc, are down to the local council.
didn't know you visited this forum and just saw your video about this yesterday !EvanEdinger wrote: ↑Mon May 10, 2021 9:42 amHi all,
so I got my citizenship acceptance letter in December and I've got under a month left till it expires and is sent back to the home office. I'm going to attempt to call them today to get a possible extension. I've got a question for the esteemed members of this forum:
My borough (Hounslow) has told me I am allowed to pay the full £250 that would normally entitle one to a private ceremony with 30 guests and I can have one with up to 2 members of my household due to covid. I was mostly going to compromise getting the full ceremony I was hoping for post-covid but then I was told in an email that cameras are not allowed to film.... except mobile phone cameras??? Which is quite a bizarre, petty rule. I was going to be filming my private ceremony for my own use and memory and having an arbitrary rule about the type of camera that can be involved has so severely dampered the experience for me yet again. I'm wondering if there is some practical reason for this separation and whether or not I can... shell out more money for the right to film my own private ceremony? I'll be asking this to the home office today as well as for a hopeful extension of time for when possibly restrictions are lifted slightly.