The application in question was approved 2 months ago - just to let everyone know.

My understanding is that, findings of innocence (such as acquittals, NFAs, quashing of charges) do not need to be declared as by declaring them, you would be doubting your own character. As ticktack has stated, you have NO case to answer. The driving offence on the other hand obviously needs ...

We are worried about the HO alleging the applicant of deception as the incident was never mentioned on the application form.

So are you implying that they are probably assessing the case more rigourously in order to satify themselves? Do you think if they wanted to refuse the application, they would hav done that without asking for more time? In other words, if it’s guaranteed to be a refusal shall we withdraw the a ...

Thank you all. He did call the police officer who visited him asking him if he was in any sort of troube to which the office responded, ‘No, not at all’. The applicant has no convictions, warnings or anything. No adverse DVLA record, perfect credit score, has always paid council tax on time and not ...

Hello again, just a quick update. The applicant received the ‘exceptionally complex’ email last week. Do you think it could be due to the aforementioned issue in the original post? Is there anything that had to be declared when answering the ‘activities regarding good character’ question? Please do l ...

That is very re-assuring. Thank you so much for the prompt responses.

Thanks a lot. Did it result in a successful application for those who got this email?

My cousin applied for their British Citizenship exactly 8 weeks ago and received an email this morning stating that the application raises exceptionally complex issues and the application won’t be processes within 6 months. Could someone here please shed some light on this email? Is it a fairly c ...

Thank you so much. An email addressing the aforementioned gaps in information has been sent out to all the email addresses listed on there. I will also ask them to post a hard copy to the HO’s Liverpool office.

Once again, we are very grateful to you for being so helpful as always! Stay blessed

Hi, I am looking for some advice here regarding an application that I am supporting. The applicant has submitted an application for British Citizenship but forgot to add details about 2 applications made to the Home Office in the past, both of which were succesful. They are currently on ILR and have ...

Nothing apart from what I have mentioned in the original post. No charges, cautions, warnings, reprimands or anything of that sort. We are just thinking if using cannabis a couple of times in the past renders you as a person of bad character or not?

Hello again everyone, my cousin is ready to submit his application today and he has answered ‘No’ to the question which asks if there’s anything about his character or behaviour that he would like to share with the Home Office. Could someone please confirm if answering ‘No’ is OK? Thank you so much i ...

Thank you so much everyone. May God bless you all!

Thank you so much. The officer did take his personal details though including his phone number. Is that going to be a problem?

Hello everyone, I have a question regarding my cousin’s citizenship application. He was questioned by the police because his phone number was found on a cannabis dealer’s phone. They asked him how he knew that person, what he looks like etc to which he responded truthfully - no warning, charges or pe ...