@Twine I believe we (naturalized British subjects) are all very much wedded to the idea of primary allegiance. The difference between EU (rather quiet embrace of new identity) and non-EU (sometimes neurotic embrace) is that for EU nationals - as I suppose - BC can be seen as a more or less natural e...

@Twine. Thanks for the link. It looks like I was a bit sloppy with my search across the board to find a right blog, and ended up creating a redundant topic that was already covered under the similar heading. I gather from the discussion there that DCPR is an EU construct, hence UK legislation does n...

Recently HO approved my BC application. Inside the envelope with all supporting documents that were returned to me I found my Permanent Residence card (I am an EU national). I wonder what will be the status/validity of that document after I have received my Citizenship Cert.? And whether I might nee...

Eligibility criteria: 10 years residence, since 09.2006. DCPR applied for: 09.2016, issued: 01.2017 (incl. HO letter confirming PR status acquired on 10.2011) language criteria met: LiTUK test + UK degree Nationality: Polish (EU) Method of application: Myself, posted Date of application: 14.04.17 (S...