Eligibility criteria: 5 years + 3 years PR Language Criteria: 4 year programme Bachelor + Master at UK university and LITUK Nationality: The Netherlands Method of application: Online + UKVCAS Date of application: 2019-01-04 Payment method: VISA Credit Card Date of acknowledgement: 2019-01-07 Date o...
From what I understand, you only need to inform them of adverse or material changes, e.g. if you are under investigation for a crime or declared bankrupt (adverse) or (post) address change (material change). As you applied for British Citizenship you almost certainly have Indefinite Leave to Remain ...
Eligibility criteria: 5 years + 3 years PR Language Criteria: 4 year programme Bachelor + Master at UK university and LITUK Nationality: The Netherlands Method of application: Online + UKVCAS Date of application: 2019-01-04 Payment method: VISA Credit Card Date of acknowledgement: 2019-01-07 Date o...
Eligibility criteria: 5 years + 3 years PR Language Criteria: 4 year programme Bachelor + Master at UK university and LITUK Nationality: The Netherlands Method of application: Online + UKVCAS Date of application: 2019-01-04 Payment method: VISA Credit Card Date of acknowledgement: 2019-01-07 Date o...
I can probably alleviate some of your stress. My name goes something like: Jacob-Rees Mogg, however my DCPR came out as "Jacob Rees Mogg." I, like you, did not realise until much later that this error had been made. The Home Office gives contrary advice because for BRPs there are much stricter rules...
Eligibility criteria: 5 years + 3 years PR Language Criteria: 4 year programme Bachelor + Master at UK university and LITUK Nationality: The Netherlands Method of application: Online + UKVCAS Date of application: 2019-01-04 Payment method: VISA Credit Card Date of acknowledgement: 2019-01-07 Date o...
But are they both valid when you have exchanged your driving licence under the EU scheme. Your country would know that you applied to replace their licence with a UK licence. You can have only one EU driving licence at any one time. ... Before the authorities exchange your driving licence, they wil...
"You can have only one EU driving licence at any one time. ... If you move to another EU country and your driving licence is lost, stolen, damaged or expired, you should renew, replace or exchange it in the country where you usually live." https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/vehicles/driving-lice...
I don't suggest you do this, but if you were to temporarily lose possession of your EU licence, you can 'exchange' your licence without giving up your lost licence. If you then find your licence again, you will have 2. This actually happened to me, though in my case it was a proper accident (someone...
yes thats correct. you need to return the return you BRP card within 5 days of approval. It is within 5 days of attending the ceremony and not approval!! of course, you only become BC once you have attended the ceremony. :D A follow on question. If the letter of approval and citizenship ceremony da...
Hello. I am planning to apply for british citizenship as i have been in UK for more than 7 years on ILE visa. Only problem is, I was convicted for DUI last year. My ILE visa will expire on 2020, hence, how likely will my application be approved. If the chances of getting approval is really low then...
I think you are theoretically correct, the fact they do not ask for any proof about CSI shows that they will not check nor is in the casework guidance. Also, I think if this were challenged in court the Home Office would lose. It would also cause a widespread panic and a scandal bigger than Windrush...
oh dear! i am panicking now, there is nothing in the guidelines about this as i checked again and again. if someone else has come across this problem , please post outcome. cryvate, could you tell me if you or anyone you know have come across this problem or any other similar mistake in the applica...
I think you are Otherwise than by Descent (emphasis added): Registration under section 3(1) will give British citizenship by descent if the father or the mother was a British citizen at the time of the child’s birth. In all other cases registration gives British citizenship otherwise than by descent.
Further to @alterhase58 point, and to my (limited) understanding, not having CSI in certain situations will prevent obtaining PR as you are not 'exercising treaty rights,' however it does not make the residence itself unlawful.
In the guidance I read: {quote] If you have a B1 level qualification that was accepted for the purposes of a settlement application, then you do not need to pass another English language test for your citizenship application. {/quote] From playing around with the online form before, the document che...
"I met the knowledge of language and life requirement to qualify for settlement on or after 28th October 2013." Yes, this did come through and I clicked yes. So does this mean I don't have to attach anything else? In the Document list, they are not asking me to submit any document related to Proof ...
In regards to Proof of English test, the form says you can satisfy it by: I met the knowledge of language and life requirement to qualify for settlement on or after 28th October 2013. Which I am pretty sure is the box for your to tick (or to say yes to if using online form). In regards to your secon...
Congratulations @cryvate, definitely a good news for you and everyone else who have been eagerly waiting for the outcomes using new application system. It appears you got it within 4 weeks after submitting your biometrics at Peterborough UKVCAS. Thanks for sharing and Congrats once again :) I think...
Good morning everyone. As I have been reading this thread since it started I just want bring some hope and excitement to this thread as this morning I received my approval letter. Details below. Application submitted: Naturalisation Eligibility criteria: living in UK since 2005, ILR Language Criter...
I think I can answer my own question. In the online application there is a question Are you either: a) An EEA national who has been issued with a document certifying permanent residence b) A family member of an EEA national who has been issued with a permanent residence card Once it's answered "YES...
