Hi All, I have submitted my application last Friday. I have submitted my passport as a proof of identity, but I had used my BRP card which was issued in 2013, before getting my ILR, for Life in UK test. I have not written any cover letter for the same. Is this fine? It's pretty obvious that most pe...

tulip11 wrote:what could be the possible reason
for delaying 1st 2 weeks of March approvals ?

Perhaps the person dealing with them is on vacations.

Eligibility criteria: 3 years residence 2 yrs spouse of BC and 1 yr ILR Language criteria met : Life in the UK, + esol Current nationality: EGYPTIAN Number of Applicants: 1 Method of application: NCS Council name if NCS used: WESTMINSTER Date of application: 20/01/2015 Payment method: Credit Card D...

Hi, I will complete 1 year post ILR on 14/07/2015 and my NCS appointment is on 16th July for Naturalisation. I have completed and signed AN form with date 30/06/2015 and my referees signed it on 01/07/2015. Today somebody told me that these dates should be after you have completed 1 year of ILR (i....

I disagree with Simon and Fwd and others, on the subject; there shouldn't be any restrictions on movement. If countries like UK or Canada placing restrictions on movement (moving abroad temporarily or permanently) - these countries will become a JAIL. Somehow or indirectly its against human rights....

People change...things change... future is unpredictable... Chapter 18 Annex F line 4: " As it is impossible to be absolutely certain what a person intends to do in the future, the most reliable indicator will be past behaviour" .. Past behaviour is an indication, indeed. I would not digress from t...

Actually applying on 26 June was perfectly fine, too.

More than 90% of people move away from here to their country of origin after obtaining british passport and this wont make sense for home office to chase them up. I digress from the original purpose of this thread, which we all are agreed seems to be a badly designed forgery. But I was startled by ...

Note that you don't have to send your tax forms. The only reason why someone would want to get the work history is if you don't remember it, but Home Office does not require for you to send it to them.

Ziuta wrote:just phone up HO that you have received a following letter. Then you'll know if it is a genuine or fraud.

I wouldn't do that. It may open a can of worms.

Maybe the person who sent this letter expected this kind of reaction.

@ukswus/noajthan :- Thank you for your time and advice, i would be glad if it its fabricated and not proceeding further. but i am worried whether to respond or not. @Nitro:- i cant think its a prank, most of my friends dont know where i have given the forwarding address .. Regards JB They don't nee...

The Home Office logo on this letter looks quite old, from 2003 year:

http://www.ukpt.org.uk/assets/mixed_ass ... fice_3.gif

Now the layout is different:

http://i59.tinypic.com/2mpy687.jpg

@prestonlancs :- i am not sure @suresh :- when i got naturilization, i didnt went out of country, i was in country for more than 6 months. Last 1 year, i am out of the country. @bukola :- I got my citizenship close to 2 years back.i am a UK resident throughout, i got my PR and citizenship in UK mai...

mavdi wrote:
I'm calling BS. This letter looks like it was written by a 5 year old. It's a sick prank most likely.

Maybe even by the user who posted it...

Realistically, Home Office has to prove that you lied aboit your intentions to stay in the UK at the time of the application. However, circumstances can change. For example, one can get a good job offer abroad and move there temporariky. Who is to say this is not allowed? If this is indeed how Home ...

This is just great! So, after they have effectively closed the door to reunification with the elderly parents, will they start prosecuting those naturaluzed citizens who dared to leave the UK to take care of them?

Did you explain this in the application form?

id love to know what databases they use to make their checks based on! out of curiosity You will not get answer to this question here. Those who do not work for Home Office simply do not know (and can only speculate), and those who do cannot disclose it because it's sensitive information. But if yo...

This forum is only reтpresenting a fraction of all applicants. I was told that approval rate is rather quick at the moment. It really depends on other agencies involved. For example how they check the biometrics? Do they check them at all? Let's see ... Indeed. About 10,000 apply each month, and on...

Thanks for the warning. This is really annoying how they are contradicting themselves in their own guide, where they clearly say that those who fulfilled their KoLL after October 2013 don't have to do it again.

Hi guys Quick question if you don't mind. I just passed my Life in the UK test and am applying for Naturalisation. I am 30 years old and have been living in the UK since the age of 7 (Indefinite Leave to Remain). I studied here and have my GCSE's, A levels, a Foundation Science degree from the Univ...

Hi all, I am applying for British citizenship. I am planning to submit my post-graduation degree certificates obtained from India. My degree certificates are issued on my name as First Name + Initial (First letter of my surname), can someone let me know whether this is okay or should have First Nam...

I'd definitely postpone my travels at least until after I've submitted biometrics.

Paying 1000 pounds probably makes you even more unncomfortable. So what? Just give them the information they ask you for, if you really want to apply for citizenship.

bura wrote:guys it looks like we won't be getting approvals until september as looking at march and april timelines No one got approvals yet only Jan and some feb people got them.

Not true. Quite a few March applications got approval recently.