I can't comment but it is definitely not a 'nickname', perhaps something more formal like Lord XYX of Kent or similar. My nickname is Char and my daughter also has a shortened nickname of her name. We never indicated these on our forms at all as they are irrelevant and don't appear on any of our pa...

Logic would dictate that ‘Paul’ as a nickname is not of interest to the Home Office. In the UK so many names are shortened and used by friends instead of the given name, yet on official documents people would always use their proper full name. So long as you have. NOT used your nickname on official...

Logic would dictate that ‘Paul’ as a nickname is not of interest to the Home Office. In the UK so many names are shortened and used by friends instead of the given name, yet on official documents people would always use their proper full name. So long as you have. NOT used your nickname on official...

Logic would dictate that ‘Paul’ as a nickname is not of interest to the Home Office. In the UK so many names are shortened and used by friends instead of the given name, yet on official documents people would always use their proper full name. So long as you have. NOT used your nickname on official...

Hi everyone, I am filling out the form AN right now and question 1.8 says "If you are or have ever been known by any name or names, such as a name from an earlier marriage or an alias name, apart from those mentioned above, give details here". I am not sure what to put here because my passport name ...

Thanks But technically speaking would it count as presence in the UK if I was in the UK for less than 24 hours on that day? Many thanks!

Hey everyone, I am due to apply for BC very soon and understand that if my application is made on say 10 Sep 2018 then I have to be physically present in the UK on 11 Sep 2013. I am just wondering if on 11 Sep 2013 I came back to the UK from a short trip in France, and the UK entry stamp on my passp...

There is no requirement to own a property or be employed. The future intentions aspect question simply needs to be answered in the form and if you intend to live in the UK, then that is what you state. The refusals on this point in the past have been due to applicants stating they either live abroa...

Hi everyone, I obtained my ILR earlier this year through long residence and am current thinking about applying for British Citizenship in the future. Having read the guidances, I am a little confused about the future intentions condition. I am currently an undergraduate student and my future plan is...