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.

How do people know the date their application was received by Home Office? I applied with form AN @ NCS on 5th May. It's now 26th May and no money hasn't been taken from my account, and I haven't received anything acknowledging receipt of my application. Call your NCS and ask for tracking nr. I app...

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: Waiting... Date of acknowledgment: Waitin...

i will anyway present my P45 (covering 2013-2015) as well as payslips to the NCS officer, although I am convinced that my PR should suffice.

I wonder, what have others done in a similar situation?

As you would imagine, I would hate any pointless delays.

Please see this link from my local Hammersmith Council.... http://www.lbhf.gov.uk/Images/Document%20page%20non-EEA%20adults%20NARIC_tcm21-176426.pdf It doesn't mention anything of the kind... I find it hard to believe. I will anyway have it on me, but it's the first time I hear. Please elaborate. Ch...

I am not an EU citizen. My passport gets stamped all the time. And perhaps, the difference between the 2 cases is that I already have a PR. PR automatically proves your right of residence and the unlimited extent that it was given for. Why does one need to prove it again? Is there an official link I...

I am a bit lost. Are you sure?

I don't see the point, to be honest, since my status has already been confirmed with the PR. I can include payslips and P45 though.

Good afternoon all,

Quick question.... in order to satisfy Residence Requirements for naturalisation, will I need to provide anything else other than my PR? I have acquired it in Sept. 2012.

I will be applying through NCS next week.

Please advise.

Cheers VR.

What if the parking fines haven't been paid?

What if you haven't paid parking tickets?

I see. Thanks. I guess the only thing to do is to go for the BC.

Hi all, Got an interview coming up next week with an International company. They did ask whether I am elligible to work in EU (Netherlands). I told them I think so, and that I was gonna check. I have had my PR for just under a year now. Do I require a work permit in EU? Will my PR be sufficient? If ...

Well done spike. I am happy the stress and the wait is finally over. Best of luck with everything else buddy.

I must say I am impressed by how you managed to live and work until now without an endorsement in your passport. Good luck with your application.

On what basis have you resided in UK since Feb 2009? When does your FP expiry?

krispycreme wrote:hey anp

it exactly says VISA EEA FP: TO JOIN SPOUSE/OP

When does it expire? Is it the same as a 5 year Residence Card...Family member of EEA national? If so, you would qualify for PR.

What is your current immigration status in UK? (as of endorsement in passport)

You need to have A passport in order to apply. If you qualify for an Irish, get one and apply under EEA route as it seems to be an easier route. If not, you can apply under UK route. It makes little difference. The hard part in both cases is proving that your relationship is genuine.

It is required that you provide an ID confirming your partner's nationality. How else would they know that she is eligible?