Eligibility criteria: EEA2 + 1 yr PR Language criteria met: UK degree award confirmation letter plus academic transcript & LIUK Method of application: OISC via NCS Wandsworth Date of application: 15/08/2015 Payment method: Debit card Date of receipt by UKBA: 18/08/2015 Date of acknowledgement : 01/0...

Hi guys, I want to know that if someone applying for naturalization by using NCS service but can he use oisc advisor address for correspondence purposed instead of using home address. If the applicant mention his home address at relevant section but fill oisc advisor section then will it mean that ...

Hi all, My husband applied for naturalisation in April. About a week ago we contacted the Home Office to request an update as it is now past the 6 month estimate. This morning we received a letter requesting that we both attend an interview in Liverpool next month, attached to the letter was an inf...

[quote="polblacque"][quote="polblacque"][quote="polblacque"]Eligibility criteria: EEA2 + 1 yr PR Language criteria met: UK degree award confirmation letter plus academic transcript & LIUK Method of application: NCS Wandsworh Date of application: 15/08/2015 Payment method: Debit card Date of receipt ...

Eligibility criteria: EEA2 + 1 yr PR Language criteria met: UK degree award confirmation letter plus academic transcript & LIUK Method of application: NCS Wandsworh Date of application: 15/08/2015 Payment method: Debit card Date of receipt by UKBA: 18/08/2015 Date of acknowledgement : 01/09/2015(da...

Eligibility criteria: EEA2 + 1 yr PR Language criteria met: UK degree award confirmation letter plus academic transcript & LIUK Method of application: NCS Wandsworh Date of application: 15/08/2015 Payment method: Debit card Date of receipt by UKBA: 18/08/2015 Date of acknowledgement : 01/09/2015(da...

Eligibility criteria: EEA2 + 1 yr PR Language criteria met: UK degree award confirmation letter plus academic transcript. Method of application: NCS Wandsworh Date of application: 15/08/2015 Payment method: Debit card Date of receipt by UKBA: 18/08/2015 Date of acknowledgement : 01/09/2015(dated 26/...

If it is a biometric card that you want and presumably you are a non-EEA national you might be able to get one through re-applying for a new PR card through form EEA(PR ) as the Home Office now require non-EEA nationals to have biometric cards. It's much cheaper too. BRP-NTL seems to be only for pe...

Waste of £260 imho :D hahahaha Unless your passport expired and you'd rather have a brp with ur new passport ? The question was, is the PR card equivalent to ILR for the purpose of this application? If I needed financial advise I would have asked that question. So unless you are able to answer the ...

rosebead wrote:Just curious, why do you want to do that? Is there an advantage in having a BRP that you can't get with an EEA4?

Thanks for reply. There is no clear advantage, I have my reasons. Are you able to advise if the PR card is equivalent to ILR for the purpose of this application. Thanks

I currenctly hold a Permanent Resident Card via form EEA4. I was thinking of applying for BRP-NTL sometime soon. The application form says "Someone Who Already Has Indefinite LeaveTo Enter Or Remain In The UK". Am i right in thinking the PR card is equivalent to Indefinite LeaveTo Enter Or Remain In...

Thanks Jambo for your reply. It's cleared things and I will possibly go for opt 1 as we have evidence exercising treaty rights from my recent application for PR card. 1 final question and yes I did go through the Q&A this time :) and looked online but am still not sure about the answer. This is to d...

I just need to clarify a few things. This is my story I moved to the UK in February 2007 on a working holiday visa valid for 2 years. Met my wife ( an EEA national) and we got married in November 2008. Received my residence card in July 2009 valid till July 2014. Automatically qualified for PR in No...