Eligibility criteria: Ancestry plus 5 years ILR Language Criteria: LIUK plus Trinity B1 Nationality : South African Method of application: online and then NDRS and JPAC Suffolk on 12/03/2018 Date of application: 03/03/2018 Payment method: online debit card Date of acknowledgement: 04/03/2018 by ema...

Every single question you have asked has already been asked and answered in this forum, and reading through a few threads on the first two pages would have answered the majority of your questions.

I'm sure that would be fine. The only time I think it would be a problem is if you typed your name or something like that incorrectly.

Yeah it has to be done.

You could have it done on the 21st, check with the post office you are planning on going to

My feeling is if you include old and new passports, the proof that she was in the uk is evident as you can’t travel without a valid passport if non-EU

I actually included my previous expired passport as well.

Check page 15 here: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... 2.0EXT.pdf

With online application, you only need to send checklist, supporting documents and referee pages with your photo on.

As I am non-EU, I was asked to provide passport. I read in one of the guidelines it is a good idea to also include your passport showing original entry into UK, so I included my original passport showing first entry as well.

You could send them your pass reference number, with a cover letter explaining you have passed, and are waiting for certificate to be posted.

Eligibility criteria: Ancestry plus 5 years ILR Language Criteria: LIUK plus Trinity B1 Nationality : South African Method of application: online and then NDRS and JPAC Suffolk on 12/03/2018 Date of application: 03/03/2018 Payment method: online debit card Date of acknowledgement: 04/03/2018 by ema...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 29, 2018 3:25 pm

What exactly must we 'check' when you have posted no information at all?? Or should we guess??

Also please note, that this website is NOT the Home Office.

I see your crystal ball is also in for repairs...

ribena wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 24, 2018 2:21 pm

Lalonde wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 24, 2018 5:59 am

Is it just 3 photos for JCAP, 2 on the referee forms and one for the passport?!

Really confused

Where did you get the 2 for the referee form?

Each application has two referees. So two photos.

From the website where we did NDRS two weeks ago: Photographs You need to bring 3 photographs. The photographs submitted with both applications must be identical (i.e. from the same sitting) and comply with the photo standards as described in the accompanying guidance. The applicant's name should be...

We only needed 3 when we did JPAC two weeks ago. One photo for each referee and one for passport. Official at NDCS wrote our names at back of passport photo.

It means you face the possibility of having NO citizenship if you renounce British citizenship. Maybe you should phone your consulate and ask them what to do, as you don't seem to want to accept the multiple people telling you here.

According to PRC Nationality law, you have automatically already lost Chinese citizenship, so you only have British citizenship now.

Eligibility criteria: Ancestry plus 5 years ILR Language Criteria: LIUK plus Trinity B1 Nationality : South African Method of application: online and then NDRS and JPAC Suffolk on 12/03/2018 Date of application: 03/03/2018 Payment method: online debit card Date of acknowledgement: 04/03/2018 by emai...

Thanks, that was my understanding as well. However, it was listed as required documents during the online application. I'm just going to ignore it as I'm essentially applying under 3(1) for her.

Hi, I am currently applying for naturalisation for myself, wife and two children. I originally came over 10 years ago from South Africa on Ancestral visa, wife and daughter were dependants on my visa. My son was born in the UK two months before we got ILR. We got ILR in 2013. I'm doing the online ap...