No additional proof is required. As long as 1 year have passed since you acquired the PR you should be fine!!

They couldn't have made it more confusing!! For example...Quote: "There were 112,407 decisions about British citizenship, 40% fewer than in the previous year (188,910). Correspondingly, there were 42% fewer people granted British citizenship (-75,908 to 105,043). This was the lowest annual figure si...

Spoke to a couple solicitors and wrote a letter to HO. I informed them of the change of circumstances and that the CCJ is being taken care of. Called the HO and they told me that I did the right thing and that it shouldn't have any negative effect on the outcome...providing that everything else is i...

On 27th August, HO will have to publish the applications data for April-June, so I bet we will see the first approvals this week or next. They will need to show that some progress has been made. Fingers crossed!!

Bear in mind old friend that we are unaware of the progress of the 99% of total applicants who are not on this board.

Of course I am fixing it as we speak. Just wanted to know how will HO possibly see it as this is a particularly rare and specific situation.

Will I need to inform the HO?

Any advise anyone? I am currently abroad and unable to do anything about it.

Should I write to HO with an explanation? Or wait if they will ask for one? I fear delays, or even worst...refusal!!

Hi,

Just got an alert about a CCJ added to my name 2 months after I submitted my application.

I will call the court and make arrangements of course as I wasn't aware of it, but will it have an adverse effect on my application?

Any advise would help.

Thank you.

May 2014, there were approvals even in June. I wouldn't be shocked. There are only about 40 timelines here out of total 4000+ applications.

moonway. What was your immigration status when you applied?

General info about applications can be requested at http://www.whatdotheyknow.com Home office will never disclose the specifics of the process of your application. If they do, it means that they are requesting additional clarifications. When they do, you will know. In the meantime, sit tight and try...

February and March being processed now!! Bearing in mind, there were 11710 applications in March 2015 alone. Some ~3000 applications more than usual.

April and May hopefully no later than August. Fingers crossed. Keep your mind off it. Worrying won't help you.

New stats from Home Office (30 June 2015) Applications between 01-Jan-2014 and 31-Mar-2015 https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/274800/response/672787/attach/4/FOI%2035750%20Annex%201.pdf Do you have any idea about when the spring stats will be published by home office..I mean the one from 1 Apri...

New stats from Home Office (30 June 2015)

Applications between 01-Jan-2014 and 31-Mar-2015

https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/ ... ex%201.pdf

anp wrote:New stats from Home Office

Applications between 01-Jan-2014 and 31-Mar-2015

https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/ ... ex%201.pdf

As of 30 June 2015 that is...

New stats from Home Office (30 June 2015)

Applications between 01-Jan-2014 and 31-Mar-2015

https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/ ... ex%201.pdf

New stats from Home Office

Applications between 01-Jan-2014 and 31-Mar-2015

https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/ ... ex%201.pdf

I was reading today posts from May 2014. Similarly, there was a backlog, immigration staff shuffle between departments, a strike, etc. First few applicants got their approvals on last days of June 2014, then nothing until August 2014. By then, approvals were happening very slowly still--1 every 1-2 ...

You are right. There are also alternative reasons and motives for delaying them.

Realistically, I am expecting a reply late August early September. And I applied on 8th of May.

From the minute the caseworker starts dealing with an application, it shouldn't take them longer than a week. All personal info about applicants is a phone call away or it can be obtained online.

Eligibility criteria: PR + 2 years Residence  Language criteria met - Life in the UK + Trinity College Certificate Method of application: NCS Hammersmith & Fulham Date of application: 08 May 2015 Payment method: Debit card Date of debit or clearance of fees: 01 June 2015 Date of Letter for acknowled...

Eligibility criteria: PR + 2 years Residence  Language criteria met - Life in the UK + Trinity College Certificate Method of application: NCS Hammersmith & Fulham Date of application: 08 May 2015 Payment method: Debit card Date of debit or clearance of fees: 01 June 2015 Date of Letter for acknowled...

I think it also has to do with how "simple" your case is...providing that the information you have given is accurate and doesn't contradict the official records. Even the slightest most irrelevant mismatch can cause unnecessary delays.