Ooops , they only accept people by appointment for the NCS
and the nearest i can book is the 9th of November .

sushdmehta wrote:Why not apply through NCS - if you don't mind paying around 50 quids extra! This way you'll get to keep your passport & driving licence.

I was not aware of that service . Of course i dont mind paying for it .
Thank you very much

I am just about to send my AN form with my passports and driving license
as this was the ID i used at the Life in the UK test .

Is it true that it may take up to 6 months to get my passport and driving license back ? If so , how do i prove my identity when needed in daily life?

I hope someone can shed some light on this ? In section 1.1 its asking for "previous immigration and natiaonality directorate or border and immigration agency or uk border agency reference numbers" Any ideas where i can find these numbers from ? If you don't have it from previous letters from the H...

I hope someone can shed some light on this ?

In section 1.1 its asking for "previous immigration and natiaonality directorate or border and immigration agency or uk border agency reference numbers"

Any ideas where i can find these numbers from ?

If you meet the requirements, you should be able to apply under section 6(1). Just make it clear in your application (with a cover note or in the "other information" section) so the HO will not wrongly assume you apply under section 6(2) and reject your application because of missing documents. Sho...

If your wife is British you can apply after 3 years of legal residence, even though you are separated. For BC purposes you are still considered to be married. I am allready aware of this ,i have also lived in the uk over 5 years and i qualify for naturalisation through residence as well . The diffe...

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