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I know i can do that but i want to avoid paying another £80 which is the fee if you want to appeal against their decision. This is just so unfair they send always all correspondence standard royal mail without prove that they actually sent anything. Do they understand that sometimes royal mail is losing the post.CR001 wrote:You could request a reconsideration of the decision :
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... ip/form-nr
pay the £80 fee for reconsideration with the additional document needed and explain what happened,this is the only way,u already lost the £890..so,do that and u may have a chance to get the decision overturned.zoga wrote:I have been refused the citizenship because I didn't provide the additional document requested by HO. They wrote to me that they sent the letter on 30 April 2013 but I haven't received any letter. Additionally I got document which they are requesting. I have found this very unfair as if I won to appeal i have to send another application plus £80 fee when is not my fault. I don't understand why they didn't contact me again plus they got all my details not only home address by tel. number and e-mail address. I would not risk £890 especially when i got requested documents. Please help, Who to contact
I'm sorry to hear that. Although you've got no right to appeal you can ask for a reconsideration. This is perhaps why the NCS service is valuable.zoga wrote:I have been refused the citizenship because I didn't provide the additional document requested by HO. They wrote to me that they sent the letter on 30 April 2013 but I haven't received any letter. Additionally I got document which they are requesting. I have found this very unfair as if I won to appeal i have to send another application plus £80 fee when is not my fault. I don't understand why they didn't contact me again plus they got all my details not only home address by tel. number and e-mail address. I would not risk £890 especially when i got requested documents. Please help, Who to contact
what does it have to do with what we are discussing..?? the OP has been refused citizenship,for not providing extra document requested by the ukba because he did not get the letter,so why are you talking about EEA3/EEA4 ??Ayyubi72 wrote:Patience, planning and cool head helps.
Eu Citizens and their family members should apply for ee3/eea4. I know its not required, but its free and gives your peace of mind. And most importantly, its FREE.
Once you have EEA3/EEA4, then basically you just have to clock one more year.
Ayyubi is implying that the OP should have applied for a permanent residence card as his/her application related to settlement from exercising treaty rights. Hence with a PR card the HO would not have asked for WRS documentation. But, there is no need to have a PR card as the OP appears to have the necessary documentation just did not receive the HO request. I suggest that people use the NCS, makes things a lot easier.ukforever wrote:what does it have to do with what we are discussing..?? the OP has been refused citizenship,for not providing extra document requested by the ukba because he did not get the letter,so why are you talking about EEA3/EEA4 ??Ayyubi72 wrote:Patience, planning and cool head helps.
Eu Citizens and their family members should apply for ee3/eea4. I know its not required, but its free and gives your peace of mind. And most importantly, its FREE.
Once you have EEA3/EEA4, then basically you just have to clock one more year.
Did you send the PR card with the application?zoga wrote:I got PR card as well. But this is not nothing to do with the HO refusing my application. Sorry i'm confused.
Anyway how come the HO requesting document which was issued my them.
i know D,i was just confused, the OP was saying that he was refused and explained what happened with the home office,unless he had another thread that you know about and his circumstances and why he did not apply for PR and even so,i had the right to ask a simple question about why he suggested what he did in his reply,knowing that it was irrelevant to the op's thread,what is relevant now is to advise the op to send an application of reconsideration and pay the £80 fee so he can get on with his thing...there is no turning back now,and they are likely to ignore him if he tries to contact them about it.D4109125 wrote:Ayyubi is implying that the OP should have applied for a permanent residence card as his/her application related to settlement from exercising treaty rights. Hence with a PR card the HO would not have asked for WRS documentation. But, there is no need to have a PR card as the OP appears to have the necessary documentation just did not receive the HO request. I suggest that people use the NCS, makes things a lot easier.ukforever wrote:what does it have to do with what we are discussing..?? the OP has been refused citizenship,for not providing extra document requested by the ukba because he did not get the letter,so why are you talking about EEA3/EEA4 ??Ayyubi72 wrote:Patience, planning and cool head helps.
Eu Citizens and their family members should apply for ee3/eea4. I know its not required, but its free and gives your peace of mind. And most importantly, its FREE.
Once you have EEA3/EEA4, then basically you just have to clock one more year.
When is your pr card valid from?zoga wrote:I haven't sent the PR because the HO don't ask for it. So the only option for me is to pay £80 and apply for reconsideration. I will do that then. Hope the outcome will be positive.
I got it the PR card in 2006 or 2007 don't remember. I applied for WRS in 2006.D4109125 wrote:When is your pr card valid from?zoga wrote:I haven't sent the PR because the HO don't ask for it. So the only option for me is to pay £80 and apply for reconsideration. I will do that then. Hope the outcome will be positive.
The reason is that they are asking for the WRS certificate is to prove that you are a permanent resident - settled and have been for 12 months if not the spouse or civil partner of a British Citizen. If the PR card reflects that you have been settled for at least 12 months (assuming you are not the spouse or civil partner of a British Citizen) then no further information i.e. WRS will be required. You failed to provide the information to prove that you were settled - exercising treaty rights for 5 years. However, if you were an A8 legal worker before the WRS was introduced you shouldn't have needed to register anyway. Nonetheless, you need to ask for a reconsideration. See http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... ip/form-nrzoga wrote:I really don't understand why you are all asking for PR card?
Will sending the PR card and working registration scheme help will help more with reconsideration?
The HO in the letter which I never received ask only for working registration scheme certificate. I'm very surprise that they asking for that as this is not document require when you are sending docs for neutralisation.
My friends were never asked for that before ( our cases are exactly the same 10 yrs in UK, legal, EU citizen itp). They all were accepted within a months from applying.
I assume you did not leave the UK for 2 or more years since you were given the PR card?zoga wrote:I got it the PR card in 2006 or 2007 don't remember. I applied for WRS in 2006.D4109125 wrote:When is your pr card valid from?zoga wrote:I haven't sent the PR because the HO don't ask for it. So the only option for me is to pay £80 and apply for reconsideration. I will do that then. Hope the outcome will be positive.
