You are overthinking - the biometrics appointment is just that, for biometrics, it is not relevant to your application date or the date of referee declarations. Your document list looks ok.
Hi Thank you for the reply. I am a British citizen since birth and the application is for my wife.(Surinder singh route i don't know does that make me a EU citizen?). She has been a house wife for the whole time and not working (we have children). She has ILR settled status. I support her and i hav...
hi everyone, I have a questions for csi requirement. Confusing statements from guidance and application submission. So basically they look at the period before ILR to see if you needed CSI ?. But elsewhere it says you needed to have CSI from the date covering residence requirement... so basically t...
Route to ILR is not relevant - you just have to have ILR for naturalisation.
You are correct, you can apply as soon as you got your ILR BRP, providing you meet all other requirements.
Refer to the official AN guidance: https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... n-guidance
Assume you had naturalised. So not sure what to advise in the absence of specific guidance. Though a British passport is not that expensive (under £100). You say that "new electronic ID card ... will be compulsory to enter the UK in five years time". Looking at the gov.uk website https://www.gov.uk/...
Your proof of status is your naturalisation certificate and your EU passport. When you apply for the new EHIC you provide these as evidence, for example. In terms of travel you can of course use either UK or EU passport/ID card, as appropriate. Clearly at the UK border it's easier if you use a Briti...
*REFEREES INQUIRY* I am posting in this thread as I didn’t want to open a new one for a possibly the same question which had been posted already. I’m planning to apply for a British citizenship and I’d like to confirm whether my referees are suitable for the application. One of them is a director o...
Was the fine levied by the bus company and did the case go to court? Can't imagine this goes on her record.
Just wondering whether it's similar to parking fines levied by private companies. Those or not declarable.
What is your immigration history? Are you an EU citizen or non-EU family member of EU citizen? In that case you are actually required to apply.
If not applicable it's not a route you could just switch to. Guidance: https://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-ci ... led-status
Friend won't need to advise anyone - dual citizenship isn't actually a status in law, and the UK allows dual/multiple citizenship.
Unless she has used the foreign passport perhaps in any legal arrangements but even then it shouldn't make a difference.
Do you have a P60s or Council Tax bill for the missing year?
Or other official documents/correspondence, such as HMRC, DWP (Child Benefit or Pensions)?
Have you worked with the one employer throughout? You could ask them to write a letter confirming you have been employed by them from/to.
Unlikely one would be refused on this - for six months, and yes they could ask for details if they wish, that's why pre-handling with an explanation or documents is recommended.
Unfortunately that rule is a mandatory requirement in the BNA. I have seen the posts about being given the option to re-declare however the earliest date you could re-declare is in 2021 which is too late. Your options are either 1) try your luck with a cover letter explaining the issue (being faced ...
OK, as you are having issues with your documents, then it's the next best proof - make sure it shows it's coming from HMRC. As for the first six months, it would be good to provide a document for that period if you can. If you were job seeking maybe correspondence from Job Centre. I would ceratinly ...
Dont be worried!
You don't really have to summarise your earnings and tax ... just provide your P60s or maybe Council Tax bills.
You are proving residency, not earnings.
This started a few months back during the then lockdown. Currently we still see approvals sent by email but also again by post so suggest you keep an eye on both. For email make sure you check your "junk folder" in case the email system classifies it as such, and for letter post it's normally a brow...
