If you were letting "silently", then unfortunately it'd be hard for you to get anything back from your former landlord. What does letting "siletnlty" means? I was living there leaglly with proper tenancy agreement and paying rent on time and kept property in good condition. It means: no proper cont...

Criteria - 8 Years - 7 Years EEA Family Visa + 1 year Permanent Residency Section 2.4 or 2.3 (can't remember which one) asks about how "YOU" have been exercising your treaty rights... I naturally wrote about what I have been doing since I came to UK It depends if YOU have been exercising treaty rig...

Tell him you are moving back. He has no notice and the contract is not terminated so he would need to use court to move you out. Even if you do not pay, landlord cannot force you out without court sentence. Tell him you will come with housing officer from the council and police to gain access to you...

do not say: "unemployed" as it means you are registered as such in Jobcentre and claiming benefits which you may not be entitled to instead of say: "not employed" Why? He has ILR, so is entitled to claim whatever benefit his circumstances dictate he is entitled to. I said: "may not" - I do not know...

wunder wrote:no dependants

the above, quite often, works against you - not that it is the case with your BC application (I have no idea how they work), just in general: having dependants makes you more stable

I would fill unemployed in the form but you can explain on pg 13 that you recently resigned to pursue personal principals. do not say: "unemployed" as it means you are registered as such in Jobcentre and claiming benefits which you may not be entitled to instead of say: "not employed" "unemployed" ...

I remember some body on the forum said that for citizenship ceremoney you have to go to same council thoguh which you applied using NCS. Is this right? No. You are expected to attend ceremony in your local council register office. However, you may opt to use another council - you have to specify wh...

My personal experience and opinion: 1) postal application was quicker compared to NCS the above is your speculation as you didn't send 2 lot of applications using 2 methods, did you? I used postal application for me and OH and it took 17 days to get approval letter delivered. I couln't justify payi...

I'd go and check councils websites and compare the prices as you may find some are a lot cheaper than the others (for family 2+2 Southwark was the cheapest a few weeks ago). I wouldn't care about time efficciency and so on as you can't compare individual cases and whether your application is process...

One parent - preferably Mum.

You dont have to loose your fees always, if you cancel your appointment within 48 hours you might be able to get refund, well that is what it says on my NCS appointment letter from Newham NCS. on my council website (and on neighbouring councils websites) it is a message: "This fee is paid at the ti...

dz_nostalgia wrote:why £100? where i live is about £60, could councils charge different fees as they wish?

yes, and therefore it is worth to shop around as you can use any NCS you wish

Dear All I am wondering if somebody can guide about rules for UK citizenship for child born abroad. Both parents are currently holding ILR and will be eligible for UK citizenship after some time... you can pretty much forget about it until such time when at least one parent becomes British Citizen ...

If your kids were born outside UK, it is in your best interest to supply as much relevant information as you can as you are applying for registration under discretion rule (positive outcome is not guaranteed). Therefore NCS ask you for letters from schools which confirm residency and intentions. And...

Thanks for your reply. :) In regard to your reply to my first question, will you be able to give examples of the past and current situation which might jeopardise the application? For your information, the applicant is not applying for British Citizenship on the basis of exercising Treaty Rights as...

Hi everyone, I have the following queries: 1. Do you think it would jeopardise the application for British Citizenship if the applicant is unemployed? NO, unless you are applying on basis of exercising Treaty Rights as EU citizen but then it depends on your past and current situation 2. In the AN f...

Mackenzy, did you receive your original passport and naturalization certificate back? Or will you only get it back after the interview? getting back your documents doesn't depend on attending the interview - you may get them back before interview (especially if you have to wait for it and used secu...

I sent my passport application 4 March and got an interview for 23 March in London. I checked Luton, and they said 21 March! I really don't understand why it takes this long and why for a city like London there is just one interview office available. because you do this only once. anyway, in most c...

I had refs section done in August and applied in November.
Had no problems.

Does it mean I can make an appointment with NCS on 4th of April and give them special next day delivery envelop to send my application to make sure it reaches 5th or the latest on 6th of April. Can't be 6th - has to be 5th. If it will be delivered on 6th, then 5 years prior that date is NOT 6th but...

You will have to send your application on Monday 4 Apr. by Special Delivery to have it delivered on Tuesday 5 Apr. as you will then comply with requirement of being physically in the UK on 6 Apr. But then you will need to comply with no more than 450 days outside UK and you are starting from almost ...

You don't exchange naturalisation certificate for passport. You should keep certificate as it is valid for your whole life. Passport you can chose to have or not. Photocopy of certificate is worthless. If you lost your naturalisation certificate, you can get a new one for a fee. BTW. Technically spe...

[quote="vgvirgo"]With Ref to earlier post, finally what I need to write in this question? as mother and father are applying for British Citizenship

3 “3.1 Please say which parent is the one who is a British citizen by descent and on whom this application is based.â€

Checkmyfile is waste of your money.
They are not CRA neither official CCJ register.
Spend £2 to get proper statutory credit report from Experian or Equifax (or sign-up and use their 30 days free access).
Or use TrustOnline where for £8 you can access the OFFICIAL court judgment registers.

You may apply for registration of UK-born-child as a British citizen at any time, as he is entitled to be registered under section 1(3) of BNA 1981. For you born-abroad-child, whose registration as British citizen under section 3(1) of BNA 1981 will be subject to discretion, I would suggest that yo...