Not all people have the best of memory so I don't think forgetting your parent's date of birth would have an adverse effect. There are far more important information relative to yourself that bear more weight in the decision to grant you with a passport. information like your own date of birth or ho...
I don't think it's necessary to inform them of your change in home address but just to be sure, just give them advice. I may be wrong. By the way, they'd probably ask you of your home address (the one you indicated in your application form) during interview. There are cases even when they ask you ho...
[i][[quote]quote="Mouse294"]essentially, my referees stated they met me 1 day before, I came to the UK which is impossible.[/quote][/quote][/i] Your referees should know you for at least 3 years. I don't think it's going to be a problem just as long as they meet the qualification in becoming referees.
One of the referees should have engaged with your child in a professional capacity. I'm not absolutely sure if a childminder can sign as a referee but if you're finding it hard to find a referee for your child then any professional whom you know may act as one. You may refer to the list below of pro...
1) If you're a British citizen, then you may register your child as one. Section 1(3) applications - children born in the United Kingdom to parents who are now settled in the United Kingdom If the child's parent has become settled in the United Kingdom or becomes a British citizen, the child will ha...
you may refer to the MN1 guide for all the information you need on filling in the MN1 application form. All the basic and important requisites are in there.
You have 90 days from the date of your HO invitation letter to attend a ceremony. So just call them to schedule for one. All information about the citizenship ceremony you will find in the link below.
[quote="riojamel"]Hello I m applying citizenship using AN form I m struggling to get the referees Please help Cud my work manager act as my 1 of the referee He is british Please some 1 guide me ????? Please someone reply my question Please someone put some light on my question"[/quote] Referees shou...
It is my understanding that you may only qualify for a 'joint application' If you and your partner are married or in a civil partnership. Either way, your 'union' must be registered as you also need to provide a marriage certificate or any equivalent document to prove this once you apply for natural...
If you can't find any Referee who knows your child in a professional capacity, then any professional whom you know may sign. You may refer to the link below for more information. Hope this helps :)
[quote="zee313"]Dear All, On the an form section 1.17 stating past addresses, as im applying on the basis of marriage to BC do i only put down my last 3 years address, or is it fine if i just state past 5 years, would it be better. And along with this do i need to provide council tax letters or any ...
Thanks for your reply, asim72. I told you these may be silly questions but then again who wants to spend £2k only to have your application refused? I was just worried that ukba may be too strict on the dates that you put on your application that they would require us to attach supporting documents w...
I am in the process of applying for naturalisation for my kids and myself. My application is on the basis that my spouse is already naturalised and we have been given the ILR 3 years ago (February 2009). The ILR stamps are in our current passports which I have. However, Our old/expired passports are...
