Hi there! I would like to know whether or not its normal its been 3 weeks since I got approval (15th march) but I haven't received any letters from passport office, I played the same time with my British citizenship on 7th of September 2017. and I booked ceremony for 17th of April, should I contac...
Yep, definitely cover letter explaining - and I'd say preferably one with some sort of legal authority (like an attorney) explaining the local laws and why the two names are the same thing, it's just a question of transliteration. It may not help with passport, but it should work for citizenship. It...
Eligibility criteria: 5 years + 1 year (EEA)PR. (actually arrived in 2007 as a student, but did not have CSI) Language criteria met: US citizen, undergrad + postgrad degrees in the UK (also LiUK) Nationality: EU + USA, applying as EU Method of application: NCS + JCAP Camden Date of application: 28/1...
Eligibility criteria: 5 years + 1 year (EEA)PR. (actually arrived in 2007 as a student, but did not have CSI) Language criteria met: US citizen, undergrad + postgrad degrees in the UK (also LiUK) Nationality: EU + USA, applying as EU Method of application: NCS + JCAP Camden Date of application: 28/1...
Eligibility criteria: 5 years + 1 year (EEA)PR. (actually arrived in 2007 as a student, but did not have CSI) Language criteria met: US citizen, undergrad + postgrad degrees in the UK (also LiUK) Nationality: EU + USA, applying as EU Method of application: NCS + JCAP Camden Date of application: 28/1...
Eligibility criteria: 5 years + 1 year (EEA)PR. (actually arrived in 2007 as a student, but did not have CSI) Language criteria met: US citizen, undergrad + postgrad degrees in the UK (also LiUK) Nationality: EU + USA, applying as EU Method of application: NCS + JCAP Camden Date of application: 28/1...
I was advised, and this was accepted by NCS, to put all nationalities, and provide the passports covering all those nationalities. I'm an EU and non-EU national and have lived in the UK as an EU national, but I still list the other as it's a fact about me that they ask about. Likewise, my previous m...
I sent the email yesterday to NationalitySupportTeamFMT@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk again and got the following reply: "Thank you for your e-mail. As per my previous response of 12th February, All applications are dealt with in application receipt date order. As you application was received on 07th Nov 1...
I doubt it's something that they would concern themselves with, or look into. I don't pay any council tax at all - my place has all bills included. I don't think they care. I think I saw from another thread that you applied end of November. I did too and haven't heard back, either. It's been 3 month...
I have applied on 21/12/2017 through NCS. I can see here that january applications already got their approval.this is not fair.why does HO do that?!!!!🙁😔 Likely because they applied using the ONLINE form, which is resulting in quicker decisions. It's still irksome seeing people that applied signifi...
Are you by any chance replying to them by just responding to that automated email? It says at the bottom of it: "Please do not respond to the person who has sent this email". Thanks for your reply. No i am not replying to that email. I initailly sent the email on [info.sars@hmrc.gsi.gov.uk] email a...
I can sadly confirm from all advice I've received that for purposes of naturalisation, being widowed is functionally the same as being divorced. We widows/widowers don't count as spouses of British nationals, despite the circumstances being so diffrent from a divorce.
Are you by any chance replying to them by just responding to that automated email? It says at the bottom of it: "Please do not respond to the person who has sent this email".
I'm so frustrated that NCS or postal applications seem to be taking so much longer than online - in fact it feels that even postal are even going through faster than NCS. I would have used the online version, but it was announced/released just TWO WEEKS after my NCS appointment (I applied very end o...
Un i m married my marriage was register in UK,,, Unfortunately, for purposes of naturalisation the Home Office make no allowances for being the widow or widower of a British national. I speak from sad personal experience on this - they treat it the same as if you had divorced your British spouse as ...
I used P60s, and then payslips to cover the period between the last P60 and now (to show that I was still employed). Letter for employer is only to replace those things- like if you can't get hold of your P60s/enough payslips, and need some other proof to cover that time period.
But you'll need to be able to provide a proof of address for your cousin's address: "recent documents showing your new address (ie utility bills, bank, credit card or mortgage statements, rental agreement, council tax bill or benefits statement)"
Hi all, I have been trying to read through the thread to see if someone had a similar problem to mine but couldn't find anything. My issue in a nutshell: I've been living and working here since 2006 but I was not registered WRS so I was working continuously from summer 2006 to 30th April 2011 'ille...
They sent all my originals (like you, I used the passport return service) back with the approval when it came. I also didn't include a return envelope.
Eligibility criteria: 5 years + 1 year (EEA)PR. (actually arrived in 2007 as a student, but did not have CSI) Language criteria met: US citizen, undergrad + postgrad degrees in the UK (also LiUK) Nationality: EU + USA, applying as EU Method of application: NCS + JCAP Camden Date of application: 28/1...
Eligibility criteria: 5 years + 1 year (EEA)PR. (actually arrived in 2007 as a student, but did not have CSI) Language criteria met : US citizen, undergrad + postgrad degrees in the UK (also LiUK) Nationality: EU + USA, applying as EU Method of application: NCS + JCAP Camden Date of application: 28...
Tick no and move on, they changed the rule. It's still good practice to keep track of those absences, though, since one still needs to list them all when applying for naturalisation.
The one useful thing about the application tracker was that if it changed to Decided and ages later you still hadn't received anything in the post, you'd at least know to expect something. I know someone whose EEA(PR) paperwork was sent back to the Home Office because she wasn't at home for the deli...
