what difference does it make? You need to compile the same documents in two lots if done separately. Look at the cost. If its cheaper doing it jointly just go for it./
Dannian I recommend you stop paying heed to Richard W" and his gibberish. His claim that its unwise to trust the British govt is hilarious but what can one do when an individual is delusional?? Why is he living in the UK? His reason(s) will be amusing to say the least. If he were English he would no...
You can leave the country on your original nationality if you so desire. However ensure youare able to attend the citizenship ceremony within 90 days. Or your citizenship will lapse. After that you can do whatever you want. There are no restrictions.
The rules say one has to show proof of residence for 5 years prior to date of application.
If some people do get away with fewer years proof they are lucky. Perhaps the other documents submitted are sufficient. You are risking your money if u dont send 5 years evidence and get refused
I cannot find anything regarding changes in Nov 18. Why do people act like know it alls and post gibberish that causes anxiety amongst people who are not aware of facts? Such persons should be warned and banned from here.
Thanks for advises....I'm a bit confused now....can i still apply for citizenship with non eu permanent residence card? [b ]As far as i understood changes may happend in November 18As far as i understood changes may happend in November 18 [/b] but for now it is still ok to use permanent residence c...
Hi I could not find referee form. Would you please guide me where do i get the referee form REegards Saravanan Fill out the online form and continue until u reach the relevant page. You will see it there. Its not like you can get a print out of the entire form. You can abort the application before ...
2. No. Brexit has NOTHING to do with citizenship laws which are UK specific. That's not entirely true. At some point, permanent residence will cease to confer settled status on those who are ordinarily resident. The EU has no say in whether permanent residence confers settled status, which is requi...
There are a lot of cases pending for more than 6 months. HO says thats due to security checks and good conduct checks. If you have no fears regarding this you can relax and wait. Stressing out will not help. Contacting MP and repeated queries sent to HO does not help at all.
2. No. Brexit has NOTHING to do with citizenship laws which are UK specific. That's not entirely true. At some point, permanent residence will cease to confer settled status on those who are ordinarily resident. The EU has no say in whether permanent residence confers settled status, which is requi...
Hello, my question is do i have to wait +1 year after getting my pr stated date, or i can apply for nutralisation after i got my PR as i have already spent 6 years. dates are below. eea family member 6 month - april 2012 eea family permit - Apr 2013- Apr 2018 permanent pr - july 2018 so its already...
Hi, I am a BN(O) holder and also an EU citizen. I obtained a DCPR (not ILR as I am an EU national) in March this year, and the letter from the HO says I can apply to become a BC this September. I was advised to use the BOTA form, so I have three questions... 1) Is my application likely to be succes...
Hi moderators/seniors/all, I have entered to UK on Tier 1 general dependant and granted ILR on 2012. I'm a director of my limited company, 50% share holder and pay my salary thru PAYE, withdraw dividend as well. I have made BC application last month mentioning my occupation as "Director of a LTD co...
I am assuming that since you are applying for naturalization you people have passed the English language test. Cant any of you read the CLEAR instructions?? For naturalization its one yes 1 photograph with the name and date of birth on the back stuck to the form. Yes stuck to the form after writing ...
