[/quote]The children can apply for registration on Form MN1 with your husband (as they and you, the other parent, already have ILR). [/quote]

Even if the child is born outside of the UK?

Hello Team, I have few questions while preparing UK citizenship application, Please see below my scenario a. My husband got ILR, date of approval: 20th Jan 2018 b. Me and my kid (Born outisde UK) got ILR, Date of Approval : August 22nd 2018 So my questions are, 1. When will my husband eligible to a...

Agreed. I was told acknowledgment will be received within 3 days at the UKVCAS appointment but haven't received anything. The email acknowledgement on the timelines that people have mentioned is what you receive from the home office after you have applied online. Similarly, postal applicants get an ...

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Thu Jan 03, 2019 12:21 pm

10 working days. Some get one others don't.

I have not seen anyone get an acknowledgement letter on these forums. Do you have a link where somebody has reported that they did get an acknowledgement after attending a UKVCAS appointment for naturalisation?

I attended UKVCAS appointment on 23rd Nov, they were more amateurs & not sure of their software interface, I located scanner option for them in their software. I'm not sure how they will contact me about the decision on my application as I emailed them and haven't got any reply. Their customer care...

Dear all, I submitted my application for naturalisation in early December, declaring that I have not had any penalties issued against me by ticking the appropriate checkbox. However, I have literally just remembered that I had previously received two PCNs for parking offences both due to absolute n...

So it looks like you will have to send the questionnaire back to them explaining your activities in the period when you did not have leave to remain.

Just looks like a standard acknowledgement email. People have previously received communication from Migration management support team - which is what MMST in that acronym may stand for.

Is the wording the same as the application received confirmation email? The 6 months timeline is the regular service standard and all emails have the same wording.

I think dave12560 is asking for the original contents of your letter without disclosing your personal details like name, address etc.

It is interesting that you applied this month and already received that letter asking for more information.

Employment is not a requirement for naturalisation so it shouldn't be a problem. They will ask for proof of residency though. Given that you are a non-eu national, your passport would have entry stamps so it should be enough to prove that you have been resident in the UK. If you want, you can includ...

I am just going by the official "Good character" guidelines. You received a Penalty notice for Disorder - Shoplifting (PND). FPNs and PNDs are given for criminal offenses but there is no admission of guilt. HO disregard these unless you have received numerous of these. You must declare it on your ap...

Who issued the penalty? Was it a private company, council or the police? You must declare all Fixed penalty notices (FPN). These are usually issued by the police. It should not affect your application as it occurred 3 years ago and it is the only FPN (I'm assuming you don't have any others) on your ...

We (husband and I plus 2 kids) submitted our citizenship application in the beginning of November and then attended a UKVCAS Sopra Steria appointment to enrol our biometrics and check documents. We have received two letters today- one for each of the kids- to enrol biometrics at the post office. Bo...

If you have been in the UK legally, it is unlikely that they will dig into the conditions of your tier 2 or student visa (for e.g. 20 hours limit) You would be surprised that they actually do. Sure they can - I am just saying that it is unlikely that they will ask somebody for a letter from a unive...

There is no need to send any p60 and wage slips to cover the 10 years employment period. Just mention the employment start and finish dates in the application form. Thats what i did and got approved.Hope it helps. When u see a wild animal sleeping in a jungle. Your best bit is to don't disturb him....

yes it is better to scan each page of the document and upload. I tried self-uploading a file containing all pages of my passport but it was too big (Sopra system only allows 6MB per file). So when I went for my appointment, I asked the person checking my documents to scan my entire current passport ...

The form asks for 10 year employment history so I just sent P60s as supporting evidence.

Does anyone else have any thoughts on this?

Just an update on this - UKVI have now updated their page. It says the following: If you are applying for leave to remain, or indefinite leave to remain, you should not leave the UK until you have received a decision on your application. If you travel outside the “Common Travel Area” (CTA) before th...

I submitted my application for naturalisation a couple of weeks ago. I have just realized that some people have been rejected for working whilst on student visa, where the work exceeded 20 hours during term time. I have previously full-time worked during my student visa, although, I only worked afte...

There appears to be no JCAP service. I have just applied using the new service and there was no option to submit a joint passport application. So that's the bad thing about the new service. However, there are aspects of the new service that are quite convenient and seamless for e.g. easy appointment...

Well I had my appointment yesterday with UKVCAS (new system by Sopra Steria) and the lady there just scanned my stamped pages. She didn't seem to know a lot about immigration rules because I had to insist that she scan the old passport as well (to provide the full 5 year coverage). She didn't unders...

Hi, I just wanted to check if they take copies of all pages at the NDRS/UKVCAS appointement or just the front page? The reason I ask is, UKVCAS give you the option of self-uploading the scanned documents (prior to the appointment). If people have been submitting copies of all pages in their passport...

Yes but nowhere does it say that naturalisation applicants can travel. It is an assumption on our part- I realise that previously travel was allowed but under the new system, they haven't specified. Also, that last bit about leave expiring is irrelevant. The guideline clearly says that travel outsid...

If you are applying for naturalisation under UKVI's new front end service (UKVCAS), you may not be able to travel outside the UK while your application is under consideration: This is what the official guidance says: You should not leave the UK until you have received a decision on your application....