My son's brown big envelope finally came on Saturday 29.08.15. No celebrations at all, the interest and expectation had long worn off. That's it for the whole of my family. Good luck to all May applicants still waiting.

Congrats mate and please do take advices given for free.Getting a passport is no problem since children do not physically have an interview.Only step to overcome is to get a professional to be a referee with the kid out of the country. Good luck anyway and get your kid as quickly as possible to star...

Bay the way sens you aplayed like Omargb on th e 27th of May, it seems to take longer. Try applying

Whats beats me is why you were so keen to create problems for yourself.You were given good advices to sort out your papers before travelling.You created a situation where you had to leave your child in India,you must have had a very very good reason to undertake that trip.If I were you,I would have ...

My son is based in Netherlands and has a Schengen visa.He applied for a 2 year uk family visitor in February and was granted a 6 month multi entry visa which expires on 11.08.14.Currently he is in UK on Uni holidays and is due to restart Uni on 09.09.14.My question is there a way of extending his vi...

Thanks Rusty for your advises.The wife managed to get an ETD from British Embassy using her naturalisation certificate and is now back in UK. She is now going for her British passport interview. Advise to all other members-----NEVER LAMINATE DOCUMENTS.I have found out it creates more problems when i...

I am a British citizen.My wife has recently been naturalised and was in the process of applying for her British passport.Unfortunately, inbetween her passport application, her mother passed away and had to travel for the funeral using her home country passport.The problem is we had laminated her ILR...

I think you meant Sept 2011

No.

Stop worrying. I have been in worse situations, court attendances for tv licence, parking tickets etc but all seems to come good for me.

Just relax and await the outcome.

Good luck

I have recently gained British citizenship and so is my youngest daughter (10 year old). My wife and other son (18 years) are on ILR and still have to go through the Life in UK test and British citizenship process. My problem is my eldest son who is turning 23 and still in original homeland. Is ther...

Passport for: Adult Application Type: New Method of application: Check & Send Date of application: 26/07/2012 Date application received by IPS: 27/07/2012 (Durham) Date of return of documents: 23/08/2012 Date of receipt of interview letter: 21/08/2012 Date of Passport Interview: 28/08/2012 Date of P...

doc_S 1. Sorry for the misunderstanding. Using my own experiences, for my daughter's application form for naturalisation, I had my daughter's Head teacher and Parish Priest sign the form for me. Like you, I also tried to get her GP to do it but they required a fee to do it. For her passport, the Par...

1. Yes you can because I did it for my family. No need for whole family to attend. 2. You can make copies of the application form(s) or NCS can do it for you for a fee. NCS prefer to see original UKBA documents (with ILR, Life in the UK test) and make copies of these. 3. Referees can be anyone in a ...

Application Timeline Eligibility criteria: 9 years + 1year IRL Method of application: Postal Date of application: 26/04/12 Date of receipt by UKBA: 27/04/12 Date of debit of fees: Bank draft Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 27/04/2012 Date of receipt of approval: 10/07/12 (Dated 05/07/12) Date of...

Application Timeline Eligibility criteria: 9 years + 1year IRL Method of application: Postal Date of application: 26/04/12 Date of receipt by UKBA: 27/04/12 Date of debit of fees: Bank draft Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 27/04/2012 Date of receipt of approval: 10/07/12 (Dated 05/07/12) Date of...