Change of employment doesn't matter, change of home address does

If they are blaming DX then surely they must also have the tracking number, ask for that and see if what they are saying is true

Do not remove any pages or strike out anything, leave inapplicable sections blank
Not sure about the other queries

HSK Accountancy Services wrote:2- Not a good idea to save NI. NI payments are good proof of self employment for HO.

Not necessary, HO accepts exception certificate as proof of self employed

Mymorg wrote:Thank you so much for clarifying, Joppa.

Now where did I hear that name before?!

But when those other set of eyes start forcing a requirement from their own misunderstanding, then avoiding the hassle alone is worth the additional cost of just posting it yourself as per OP. I was only comparing the cost, difficult to save £10 for curry dinner in any scenario :lol: Besides this m...

BeenThruItAll wrote:I'm definitely going to apply without check and send and save £10 for curry dinner.

Are you planning to hand deliver the application yourself?
Special delivery both ways alone can cost £10-14, besides its better to have another set of eyes go over the application in case you missed something

- since british immigration numbers are so high why dont they just start rejecting application randomly to control immigration as it is just a "previlege not a right" Thats a ridiculous but interesting argument. Imagine you open a shop and a customer comes in to buy an item and is ready to pay for ...

No you only need to send uncancelled and current passport

I think He dont know how hard to get any country's visa, applying naturalisation is lot easier than the getting visa of different countries. you chose the right way but on wrong month like me. Dude, I think you missed the point, only option to salvage the holiday was to apply for a visa, how diffic...

I received a common assault caution 8 years ago which was in my CRB, but had now been taken off because it have been spent. DO I STILL HAVE TO SAY YES TO Question 3.10 of the British application form (Have you received any cautions (simple or conditional), warnings or reprimands in the UK or any ot...

fredsky59 wrote:I have a Iranian passport wich need a visa for travel to lots of country, that's why delay make lots of plans change

Should have planned a bit in advance mate, applying for a visa isn't as bad as cancelling the holiday altogether!

Had lots of plan for Easter Holliday which done get on time. Hope get it soon to make a plan for summer holiday How is the Naturalisation process keeping you from planning any holiday??? You should have your passport with you if you applied via NCS, if you applied on your own then you must have kno...

Double checking my form now, before I submit it next week, and notice that somewhat similar to the OP here, my referees have not entered their age (profession & how they know me are mentioned). They have however entered their date of birth, so I'm wondering whether I should just leave their age mis...

You don't need any printout if the degree is from UK

You might want the British passport before you surrender your Indian passport mate

Though this does not directly relate to immigration but just a simple search led me to this http://nriinformation.com/articles4/agr ... l_land.htm

Apply for an extension or apply ILR by post and send LITUK test result later

Just call up HMRC mate and ask if you owe then anything, if yes then how can you set up the payment. Its all up to the immigrant to have everything sorted unfortunately, neither HMRC nor HO care who's fault it maybe but if the taxes aren't in line then HO will hand down a refusal even if it was HMRC...

Only minor FPNs like speeding, parking etc can be omitted, all other traffic offences have to be declared Have you declared it in any previous application? if not then just skip it since its already spent now Quite contradictory to what you said above (listing the conviction regardless of what happ...

Only minor FPNs like speeding, parking etc can be omitted, all other traffic offences have to be declared
Have you declared it in any previous application? if not then just skip it since its already spent now

FPN means you broke the law and it means a criminal offence although traffic offences can be spent after a few years but the form is clearly asking to declare all traffic offences and not just those which happened in the recent past or are still unspent, in which case it will be a refusal for 3 years

Dude, have you read the form before posting or selecting your referees?

read 5.1, it clearly states the 2 referees should not be related to each other.

Also read 3.7, you have to declare all road traffic offences regardless of when they happened.

You have to sort out all the arrears with HMRC first, HMRC may not be bothered with the amount but its up to you to clear it or it will be a straight refusal from HO if they find out, especially since its been outstanding for so long

You will need to prove your English language like you did in the ILR application, include your degree certificate or whatever else you submitted earlier