Son will be a British citizen then!
Any visa status he may have had before becoming British is extinguished and as a citizen he is free from all immigration restrictions.
Naturalisation is not an immigration visa. For travel he needs a British passport (apply once the certificate is issued).

You enter the pass ref number in your AN application you don’t need to email it anywhere. The test centre has already uploaded the pass to UKVI.

Please clarify -
are you observing the actions you describe or proposing those?

For citizenship (naturalisation) there are no financial requirements, such as earnings, taxes paid, benefits received or not, etc.

Ajayigold wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 05, 2025 8:47 pm

Good evening I am Oluwaseun Odewale Ajayi from Nigeria. I am interested in your post and ready. What step will I need to take to start with?

I don’t think this was a job advert!

You can upload documents in advance of the appointment. Uploading yourself is free. The appointment is only for providing biometrics, in person. There’s no review of your application or documents. You can book the upload with the appointment, a chargeable service.

1. You upload scans of all documents, including your passport, therefore you are free to travel. Not sure about the "way round" - do you understand the requirements? Letters, etc are not required. For residency the copy of your passport is sufficient for ILR holders. 2. Referees fill in a form, they ...

You have no paperwork at all regarding your naturalisation?
Do you know the date you attended the council's ceremony?
That would be the date on the certificate. Try to contact the council's registry office.

Caseworker will know the child's age - there's nothing to explain to them, except perhaps mention this to the referee in case they also query this.

Also note that the six months target is not a guaranteed service promise... it's an aspiration...

For obtaining official copies of England/Wales birth certificates contact the "General Register Office (GRO): https://www.gov.uk/order-copy-birth-death-marriage-certificate This is a government body with fixed fees, avoid websites which will charge extra! Thank you. Is there a similar system for ...

The government issued a "White Paper", a basis for discussion and evaluation, and eventually for changing some regulation. No laws or regulations are currently before parliament or at implementation stage. Applications submitted now will be under current rules .

UK Passport is not compulsory, you can apply anytime once you are British.
Note it's not an immigration application and will take up to around 3 weeks, per HMPO website, often faster.
https://www.gov.uk/government/organisat ... ort-office

Applying for UK citizensip via ILR being partner of UK citizen. Do I have to give my physical passport away? Am I allowed to travel during the application Only scans of documents are required. No originals required and travel is ok. Can the 2 referees be two friends? Yes How many letters should I ...

For obtaining official copies of England/Wales birth certificates contact the "General Register Office (GRO):
https://www.gov.uk/order-copy-birth-dea ... ertificate
This is a government body with fixed fees, avoid websites which will charge extra!

Start of employment with company, not start of new position.

Congratulations!

Yes. See here Application form is here https://visas-immigration.service.gov.uk/your-location. Your wife can fill it in first then add your children, the form will adjust automatically. Thank you contorted_svy, appreciate it. can I use this thread to ask another question regarding my childs form ...

Place of birth in a British passport is a Town/City/Village name, not a country, same goes for birth certificates .... If you write Italy they'll likely come back and ask for the place name, so you could address this up front, by stating your actual place of birth. And it's not something your ...

Those are not immigration related topics and you are unlikely to receive detailed responses here.
Personally I would start by actually contacting the relevant institutions and discuss your concerns.

Dear Valued Members, I have a few further questions: If a family member was born abroad and their place of birth is shown as a country code (e.g. “IT”) and country name (e.g. “Italy”) on the birth certificate, should I enter that value as-is, or is it necessary to provide the actual city of birth, e ...

Dear Mods and Experts, I got my ILR on 2nd week of october 2024, when exaclty i can apply for my naturalisation 2nd week Oct 2025. Im a director of the company and not paying salary for my selfyet and not filing any personal income tax, is it a requirement to apply for British citizenship to show ...

Very common.
Book your ceremony, you have been approved and the council has your certificate. UKVI email will follow. There’s always a delay.

You can apply with an expired passport. Depending on the time elapsed since expiry best to include a document proving residency for that time, pay slips covering the period for example.

zxyzhgp wrote: ↑

Mon May 26, 2025 5:00 pm

a small question on the AN form about parent information: if one parent passed away, just inputs his/her basic information w/o mentioning his/her death right?

Yes - no need to mention death - I think the only detail is Date and Place of Birth.
Certainly based on my application.