That seems to be the case. I applied last year on paper and it took 49 days for the decision (and it was one of the fastest at the time). My daughter got her approval in 20 days when applied online in January, and my wife has just received her approval 30 days after submitting the online application...
Eligibility criteria: EU Permanent Residence + Spouse of UK citizen Language Criteria: Trinity College + LIUK Nationality : Spain Method of application: online (docs sent by post) Date of application: 26/03/2018 Payment method: Credit card Date of acknowledgement: 27/03/2018 Date of debit of fees: 2...
This is a guide from the U. S. Immigration where they recognise your country's naming system. Look for Malaysia in page 13. https://studyinthestates.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/SEVIS%20Name%20Standards%20User%20Guide.pdf Perhaps if you email them the link it will do. If the US knows about it, I wond...
I don't think this is an issue about having other names. Rather it is about how the name is written down using different alphabets. Probably you will be ok if you add a cover letter and explain the issue in detail. There have been other people with similar issues and they are aware of it. Dealing wi...
However, from messages in this board, applying from abroad for a first passport after naturalisation may be tricky, as the Home Office may infer that you lied about your future intentions in your citizenship application. https://www.immigrationboards.com/british-citizenship/hmpo-questions-naturalis...
If you apply within the UK you must send your uncancelled passport. Alternatively, if you apply from abroad, they will accept colour photocopies of all pages. However, from messages in this board, applying from abroad for a first passport after naturalisation may be tricky, as the Home Office may in...
Applications seem to be dealt with rather quickly these days. MN1 for my daughter took approximately, from application to certificate received in the post, 3 weeks. Then passport applied for and received in one week. Thus all done within one month. Both MN1 and passport application were made online.
danseb, I was in the same situation with my daughter. I had the 2017 form ready to post but then realised there was a new version the day my wife took it to the Post Office. So, I phoned her when she was in the queue and told her to bring it back with the idea of filling the 2018 version. Finally I ...
Application Timeline Eligibility criteria: section 3(1) Method of application: online + postal Date of receipt by UKBA: 29/01/2018 Date of debit of fees: 29/01/2018 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 30/01/2018 Date of receipt of approval: 21/02/2018 dated 16/02/2018 Date of receipt of documents: 2...
UPDATE on my 2 posts above. My checking service has this all wrong. Just spoke to the Home Office. Process is Online application, then you either post documents to Home Office or YOU MUST have your NCS appointment within 10 days of your online application submission. Sorry for the confusion. Mods (...
@AdInfernos I read somewhere that the "grace" period is 21 days, counting from the 24th of Jan when they updated the form, so you should be fine. Thank you twgal, that gives peace of mind and makes sense, as most people would download the form and take a few days to fill it in, get the referees sig...
Child born before ILR = British citizen by birth Child born after ILR = British citizen by registration (MN1) It appears your case is the second. You have them the wrong way round. Child born BEFORE parent gets ILR = British Citizenship by MN1 Registration Child born AFTER Parent gets ILR = British...
Hello, I am an EEA NATIONAL who received my permanent residency in Oct 2016. I would now like to register my kids age 4 and 2 years old. I am having a look at the online form and do not understand whether the applicant should be my details or my 4 yr old childs name. Also if someone could please gu...
Eligibility criteria: EEA PR + 1 year. Language criteria met: UK LLB degree Nationality: Spain Method of application: Post Date of application: 19/09/2017 Payment method: Credit card Date of receipt by HO/UKVI: 20/09/2017 Date of acknowledgement: 05/10/2017 (received 09/10/2017) Date money gone off...
Passport for: Adult Application Type: New Method of application: Postal Date of application: 09/01/2018 Date application received by IPS: 10/01/2018 Location of IPS Office involved: Glasgow Date of return of documents: 19/01/2018 Date of receipt of interview letter: N/A Date of Passport Appointment:...
Section 3(2) To qualify under this section, the parent who is British by descent must have been born to a parent who was a British citizen otherwise than by descent (or if that person died, then they would have been a British citizen otherwise than by descent but for their death). Only chance s 3(5...
Yes, you can apply on the basis of section 3(2). But not on the basis that he is stateless because he is not. He will be a dual citizen but please note be will only be British by descent and not able to pass British citizenship to his children of born outside the UK.
The email address you have used takes a long time before they reply. Try nationalitysupportteamFMT@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk on Monday and they will usually respond within hours. That's my experience.
As for the requirement of signature, I'm waiting for the delivery of my passport and received this text today: Your delivery from HM Passport Office is due by Monday. We'll try to post it through your door. Get more information at www.dxdelivery.com/HMPO So I assume there is no requirement for a sig...
As an EU citizen you are under no obligation to have a passport in order to live in the UK, so I don't see why your EU id card should not be accepted for naturalization.
I have just filled in form MN1 for my daughter and, out of curiosity, did it online too as I thought it might be simpler and quicker. In my experience there are differences both in the questions you have to answer and evidence requested. The positive aspect of the online process is that you are only...
