I've recently completed my immigration journey after a long and exciting 6 years, well a bit more than 6 years I guess :) I received my passport yesterday and I just want to thank all the people who set up this website moderating tirelessly and share the information. I'd like to thank to those who ...

electricorange wrote:£100 at Hammersmith & Fulham council.

But if you want to go away for the holidays, an extra month might be very useful to help you get your passport in time to book travel. You can apply the day you get your certificate.

90 GBP at Tower Hamlets

i recieved my certificate yesterday and send it to the UKBA for correction of details, does anyone know how long they take for this? anyone had similar experience? please share ur views

i think at Tower Hamlets i paid £55 but that was for single application

as soon as u get the fine from court it becomes a criminal conviction and will show in CRB

On my approval letter, the home office gave details on what would be printed on the citizenship certificate and they mis spelled my place of birth. However they advise to book the ceremony and then send them the certificate for correction. does anyone have an idea how long does that take? i am hopei...

Thanks for your reply.

I got the letter today and it says that the ceremony is mid october... may be ill try to arrange something earlier

thats what i did and what i wrote earlier was their reply

i did try to call them the day after i got my approval letter.. but they said they dont actually book ceremonies.. they will send the invitation letter automatically

has anyone had their ceremony in Tower hamlets? Its been over a week since i got my approval letter but havent recieved my ceremony invitation letter.. any idea how long they take?

how long does it take usually to get the ceremony invitation letter after getting the approval letter?

Eligibility criteria: 3 years WP + 2 years Tier 1 + 1 year ILR Method of application: NCS Tower Hamlets Date of application: 19/06/2012 Date of receipt by UKBA: 20/06/2012 Date of debit of fees: 05/07/2012 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 09/07/2012 Date of receipt of approval: 03/09/2012 Date of...

its been less than three months.... what help do u want?

u cud attend separate ceremonies.... if i understand right, they have to be within 3 month of u getting the approval letter

True... The benefit of having ur docs is a big one

asim72 wrote:Whoever has given you this information needs to go into drug rehabilitation.

bath_in_uk wrote:Application:18/06/2012
Fees Debited:05/07/2012
Acknowlgement:09/07/2012
Approval:Still Waiting

Please provide this info in th June club timeline or general timelines thread

Eligibility criteria: + 1 yr ILR Method of application: NCS Halifax Date of receipt by UKBA: 10 May 2012 (DX Tracking) Date of debit of fees: don't remember (sry) Date of receipt of acknowledgement: none received Date of receipt of approval: 10 Aug 2012 dated 05 Aug 2012 Date of Ceremony: 16 Aug 20...

I got it in 3 weeks

Eligibility criteria: WP + Tier 1 + ILR Method of application: NCS tower hamlets Date of application: 19/06/2012 Date of receipt by UKBA: 20/06/2012 Date of debit of fees: 05/07/2012 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 09/07/2012 Date of receipt of approval: 03/09/2012 Date of Ceremony: 02/10/2012 (...

Hi, I recently got ILR this year Feb 2012 after 5yrs on HSMP/TIER 1 from (March 2007). I should be applying for naturalization sometime next year March 2013 but lastnite I was pulled over for drink driving and charged. Alcohol intake was recorded as 78mg of breath test. Now i've been giving a date ...

Hi All, I have a setllement visa(ILR) in the UK. By the end of this year I will be eligible to apply for British Citizenship. After that my son will be eligible to get the citizenship. Like many others, I am planning to spend few years in India before coming back to the UK. My wife want to persue h...

i think for that purpose its India, country of issue means which country has issued the passport and that is India. Place of issue would be Birmingham.

Blackhole wrote:i believe so mate

so it seems they make extra checks randomly or they do so for certain nationalities

Hi

I am an Indian national holding ILR in the uk. My wife is an EU national and I applied for PIO card thru post at the High commission of India in London last week. Does anyone know how long that wud take?