a. Post office
b. It says 'delete if not applicable' so I'd do just that (and leave the tick box empty)
c. NCS will collect the payment sheets for AN and the passport - the AN payment slip goes to the HO, the passport payment slip to HMPO - both then take payments separately.

Eligibility criteria: EEA 5yrs + 1.5 yrs PR Language criteria met: UK Master's degree Nationality: EEA Method of application: JCAP Date of application: 13/06/2017 Payment method: Debit card Date of receipt by HO/UKVI: 14/06/2017 Date of acknowledgement (email): 24/06/2017 Date money gone off account...

It hopefully shouldn't be an issue for naturalisation, just explain on page 22 of the form that you have been using an anglicised version of your name. However, they will only issue the naturalisation certificate in the name of Lukasz (unless you can get your Polish ID documents changed prior to app...

Original. If you pay 3 pounds extra, they'll return your supporting documents via secure delivery.

Hi, As the permanent residence document was issued prior to your child's birth in the UK you only need to send the following: - passport application form - PR document - child's full UK birth certificate - evidence the parent with the PR document was residing in the UK between the issue date of the ...

British by birth if UK-born. You can apply straight for a passport (treaty rights passport application): https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... plications

Eligibility criteria: EEA 5yrs + 1.5 yrs PR Language criteria met: UK Master's degree Nationality: EEA Method of application: JCAP Date of application: 13/06/2016 Payment method: Debit card Date of receipt by HO/UKVI: 14/06/2016 Date of acknowledgement: Date money gone off account: Date of letter re...

Unless you are married to or the civil partner of a British citizen, you will need to have been in the UK for at least 6 years before you can apply. It takes 5 years to get PR and then you need to have held that status for at least a year before you can apply. So you'd normally be able to apply in 2...

Youd be British because of your birth in the UK then, so your parents' status and whether they were married or not shouldnt matter. There are only v erylimited circumstances where you wouldnt be British, eg if your parents were enemy aliens or foreign diplomats for example. So not sure why they aske...

Thanks alterhase :-) I know that I am still considered an employee for the duration of my maternity leave but what I'm wondering is whether the evidence of being employed would also count as proof of residence in this instance. As I'm not required to be at work during my leave they could argue that ...

About to submit my form AN but am struggeling with evidence of residence for the last year of my qualifying period. For all other years, I'm submitting employer letters and P60s as proof of residence for naturalisation. However, as I am on maternity leave in the year before submitting my application...

I think she didn't include the evidenc again, details of the evidence provided should be in the caseworker notes on their database. But who knows, if they already got the PR date wrong this may not be accurate either...

Try sending a cover letter along with a copy of your passport and DCPR to the address below and ask for the date to be corrected. Someone I know did this and received a new PR cover letter with their corrected PR date in about 3 weeks. I'd send it tracked delivery. Permanent Migration Home Office Th...

https://www.freemovement.org.uk/worker-registration-scheme-causing-problems-with-british-citizenship-for-some-children/ - Apparently, this happened to quite a few families/children :-( I'm afraid if the correct WRS wasn't in place your daughter wasn't born a British citizen and HMPO just provided th...

The council is clearly uninformed and in the wrong - if you have PR you are entitled to social assistance on the same terms as British citizens (it even states it on the PR document).
If they continue to be difficult, contact the charity Shelter for assistance, they are really good!

There is an option on the form where you tick that you'd like your documents returned via secure delivery and then pay £3 more. All pretty useless in my case though, they just put the envelope with the passport and the one with the supporting docs through the door even though a signature was require...

If you are a Canadian citizen you do not need to take a language test. Just provide them with proof of your Canadian citizenship, I believe the guidelines say they need a passport copy or something.

It doesn't matter that your naturalisation application isn't based on your Canadian citizenship.

Then he's not automatically British but can register as a British Citizen using form UKF.

As I understand it, you need proof that your country of origin does not allow name changes. Somebody I know provided a letter from their Embassy for example.

Oh wow - maybe just let it be and focus your energy on other things. Especially because a minor is involved.

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... _0_EXT.pdf

Also see p.25, quite helpful

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/374613/TreatyRightsGuidance.pdf For children born between 2/10/2000-29/4/2006 the settled status needed to be confirmed at the time as per p.2 I think if your wife did not apply for confirmation of ILR/ a NTL stamp at the time...

Whoops, just saw that you mentioned that your mum was working continuously. You're good to go and can appky as her dependent as outlined above, no CSI needed. Make sure you choose a 5 year period where you were under 21 as it's easiest. You can apply using the form - I'm afraid Im not sure which sec...

What were your EEA parents doing in the UK? If they were for example working for 5 continuous years you would have acquired PR as their dependant when you were under 21. Apply as their dependant providong evidence of how they exercised treaty rights for 5 years while you were under 21, proof of resi...

Unfortunately, the passport application form doesn't really have space to insert details of parents ILR/PR. I added a short cover letter explaining how the child has a claim to a BC (British under section 1)1 b of the BNA - born in the UK to a settled parent). Suggest you do the same, I got my daugh...