Not an expert in Pakistani citizenship law but this reference says: "Children born overseas are automatically Pakistani citizens by descent if either parent is a citizen otherwise than by descent or is employed by the government of Pakistan. ... Citizenship is then granted on their arrival in Pakist...

One of the supporting documents required for British passport application is a current passport (which is needed for traveling abroad). Please could you advise how could one travel OUT without one? (Not challenging your post here, only want to know how I could practically travel out once I send my ...

1. Yes - she could apply now as spouse of British citizen. 2. For your wife's naturalisation all documents are scanned and uploaded - no originals are submitted - so you could go ahead and apply for your passport, keep a scan/copy of your certificate for the naturalisation application. Passport and ...

For UK ILR holders passport(s) covering the residency period are normally sufficient - it would be three years if applying as spouse of a Brtish citizen.
It's mainly EU citizens who use additional documents because their passports don't get stamped.

List looks ok. Load into category "other".
If your wife applies as spouse of British citizen then include your certificate.

1) you are a BC on completing the ceremony where you receive the certificate.

Is the person a member of a professional body regulating their profession? Similar to accountants?
If the job/profession is not on the list then it's better to find someone else. The person could still be the other referee if qualifies.

No - your card is still valid.

It's form MN1 - you could have applied for child when you or mother applied.

Your Passport(s) covering the residency period only. Bills are not needed.

I believe for Germany you are a visa national, so therefore you would need to apply for a visa (your UK ILR status has no bearing on this).
Your family as British citizens can stay visa-free for up to 90days. German Embassy website: https://uk.diplo.de/uk-en/02/visa

Happy Friday! Can someone please give me any suggestions/opinions about my post above please? This is one of the last things remaining for me to submit my application. I think this looks ok. It's one of those one-off items which are not covered in any guidance and it's best to explain it simply, as...

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As EU citizen you are visa free so no issue to board flight. Note: the naturalisation certificate (referred to in my post above) is not a recognised travel document.

I'm not sure whether passports are linked to ILR (it is the case for the EU Settlement Scheme) - but understood that what the lawyer was the case, after all you normally receive a BRP.

I'm sure you can join the queue (which will take longer of course) - also there is or should normally be at least one officer overseeing the egates operation and who would process you if you won't be passed through. Happened to me once but that was because for some reason my passport was not recogni...

That is correct - once you have ILR there are no immigration restrictions in terms of employment/self-employment, or unemployment.

Hi 1. I can't remember the date of when my fingerprints where taken for my first visa, I've been advised to include a cover note explaining this or will it be ok? The question is, 'Date fingerprints were taken if known' As it's "if known" you can pass this over - but if you wish you could also expl...

As they are asking I would disclose the ltd company - before they perhaps ask why you didn't - as you said it appears immaterial.

Unfortunately not - it would have to be a degree awarded by a UK university.
You need to take the test.

Referee qualifies, unless you are related to business partner through blood or marriage.

This should be ok as you are explaining the oversight - applicant don't get refused over a referee mix-up.

You load a cover letter or other documents with the mandatory documents.

It's been reported widely that dpcuments can take a few weeks more to receive after passport.
You could try to contact the HMPO Helpline (google).

You can of course mention this, for peace of mind.

As I understand the requirements this isn't an issue, and not a material change from your application. Employment/income are not a requirement for naturalisation.