riojamel you sent your documents to the right address. Please stop worrying. You should receive your acknowledgement from ukba anytime soon. So chill, mate
Kel, I guess calling and informing HO of your travel plans will prompt them to return your passport. I suppose that they would readily inform you should they still need it once you speak to them. Good luck
It seems that that is the case. Although I read in one of the posts here that passports are returned after 2-3 weeks. Having said that, I suggest that you give them a call now and tell them that you're due to travel in the next 2 weeks. That way, they will be prompted to return your passport to you ...
Discretion is exercised provided that your wife meets certain requirements. You may read through this first as I don't know how her absences are (and will be) spread out throughout her entire residency:
I presume you're applying under section 1(3)? A child's (foreign) passport isn't required. You should have submitted your child's uk birth certificate with your passport with ILR or BRP, though
Your 21 month old child is entitled to be registered as a British Citizen since you have already obtained your ILR (refer to British Nationality Act section 1(3)). You only need to submit your child's uk birth certificate and the proof that you obtained your ILR together with the mn1 application for...
Once you are granted ILR, your child is automatically entitled to be registered as British Citizen under British Natonality Act section 1(3). The only documents required are uk birth ceritificate and evidence that you obtained ILR.
If you opened and read through the link I sent you, you'd actually find all the answers to your questions. The link 'Passport Interviews' (which can be clearly seen once you open the first link i sent you) will lead you to this: http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Passports/Applicationinf...
Unfortunately, you need to send your passport with the ILR stamp. HO won't accept any photocopies, notorised even. Also, if your child is born before 2006, you need to submit your marriage certificate.
It's really odd that they did not clearly specify that important bit in the guide but yes, you need to send your passport with ILR stamp together with your MN1 application. Even the lady i spoke to from NCS find it quite odd.
You may still use your current passport with the ILR stamp to enter the UK even when you have received your naturalisation certificate. Uk citizens, in fact, are not required to have a UK passport to enter the UK. Nonetheless, It is my understanding that you only become a British citizen once you at...
If your friend from Sainsburys has a British passport and is aged 25 years or over, then yes, he or she is a qualified referee. Just make sure that both your referees meet all other qualification requirements as enumerated in the guide
I take it that the biometrics residence permit card already contains all information about you and your immigration status; hence, this is what you should be submitting in lieu of the passport with ILR stamp. If you're applying through NCS, they will just photocopy all your documents and return the ...
Both your manager and your friend qualify as a second referee, them both having British passports (and assuming that both of them also meet all other requirements to become a referee). However, I can't give you a definite answer if both or any of them can qualify as your first referee. You have been...
You may also confirm this in the link below. It says that for applications made inside the UK, the additional £80 per applicant is[i] included[/i] to cover the ceremony fee.
The £851 that you paid already includes the £80 ceremony fee. Nonetheless, if you made any error in your documents or fees (which you didn't, in this case), NCS would have informed your right away.
I take it that you want your child's application considered under section 1(3)? Yes, you need to send your passport to show proof that you already have ILR. Please refer to the link below for FAQ's on naturalisation. You may find useful information with regard to children's application here: http://...