Hi. I'm applying for naturalisation for myself and my child - both EEA with PR; child born abroad. On my application form (AN), I have listed one referee who is a professional (registered actuary) and another referee who's over 25. Both are British Citizens. On my child's form, can I use the same 2 ...
Hi, for my child's PR application I sent one school letter and nursery receipts to cover the 5 years qualifying period (1 nursery receipt for every year before my child started school). You could try to reapply and use either nursery receipts and the school letters, but this time cover at least 5 ye...
You don't need to wait 12 months to apply if you're married to a British citizen. Also, re: your address, there are people who are married and have chosen to live separately. However, if you do live with your husband, I don't see why you wouldn't use your current address. Whatever you do, try not to...
The parents - mother EEA and father British - had the 1st child, then they decided to get married (to each other), then they had their 2nd child. They're still happily married to each other.
Hi, an older friend of mine is a bit confused with what she needs to do now to ensure she gets PR and possibly later citizenship. She's a EEA citizen and has moved here with her parents in 1972 (before the UK even joined the EU). She has no idea whether she has ILR or PR, there are no documents, no ...
@CR001: are you sure that as EU citizens we are required to complete section 3 of the MN1 form - if making a "section 3(1) registration at discretion" for children born outside of UK (even though we're all EU)? noajthan seems to believe we don't have to... http://www.immigrationboards.com/british-ci...
Thank you. I think I'll request the employment letter from my employer anyway, since it's only 1 employer for all 6 years, but also take the P60s and council tax statements with me just in case - I'm applying via NCS because I don't want to send 4 original passports to Home Office - two are mine, on...
@mthom123: I had the exact same question - and I was told to skip section 3 altogether as it doesn't apply to cases like ours "section 3(1)" applications. Section 3 in its entirety only applies to different categories of applicants, those applying under sections 3(2) and 3(5). See thread below: http...
Thanks, we moved to the UK in June 2011 so I can only list the employment history for 6 years. Regarding proofs, I will have all the P60s for tax years 2011-2017 as I worked continuously. Does that mean I don't need to send an employment letter and council tax statements? For my child I can send a s...
I'm not a lawyer but the children have an automatic entitlement to British citizenship if they were born in the UK and if you acquired PR status* by the time they were born. Or if your wife acquired ILR before they were born. So if you can, submit documentation for your PR application for all 9 year...
Hello all, I've just passed the Life in the UK test and have started to put together the list of documents needed for naturalization for myself and registration for my daughter. We can only apply in September but I want to make sure we can hit "send" at the beginning of September. Both myself and ch...
Mine was very fast. Approx 1 month. I didn't use the long EEA PR form, I used an old form (EEA3). DCPR paper applications for EU (A2) citizen worker + EU (A2) minor child. Application Sent: 30 Dec 2016 Application Received: 3 Jan 2017 Payment taken: 4 Jan 2017 Confirmation email by HO: 6 Jan 2017 Pa...
Thank you. Regarding child's "future" here - other than declaring intention to live in the UK in the form and in the cover letter, would any other docs help?
Something like proof of home ownership? Or maybe I should send a mortgage statement to show commitment to the bank/paying the mortgage
Ouch, that might be a problem - to provide the passport of the father - as he travels frequently on business. So we'll have to use NCS then, they don't retain passports, do they?
Cover letter + father's passport + father's DCPR + consent letter added to the list then.
Thanks, I read that a while ago (you've pointed me to that document before - section 9.17) and I've come to the conclusion that it's very unlikely that they will refuse my child's application to register even though it's "at discretion"... but yes we need to make sure the application is as complete ...
Thanks noajthan that's good to know I can skip that entire section 3. Points 3.13 and 3.15 confused me, as they refer to EEA nationals and exercising treaty rights. The father will sign section 7 in MN1 - he will definitely give his consent for our child's registration (he gave consent for the PR ap...
We've just received our DCPRs - for myself and my minor child - and I'm now looking at what needs to be done for the next step: naturalization (me) & registration (my child). We will be able to apply from Sep 2017 onwards (we got PR status from Sep 2016). The child's father is settled in the UK and ...
Sorry if this was already posted. Looks like the EEA PR online form now allows applications together with family members. Also, it looks like they don't request people to list all travel anymore. https://visas-immigration.service.gov.uk/product/eea-pr Apply for, renew, or replace a document certifyi...
Update from me - we got the cards today 6 Feb, it was very fast, just a bit over 1 month. DCPR paper applications for EU (A2) citizen + EU (A2) minor child. Application Sent: 30 Dec 2016 Application Received: 3 Jan 2017 Payment taken: 4 Jan 2017 Confirmation email by HO: 6 Jan 2017 Passports request...
