It could not have been a PR card. If OP applied for WRS in 2006, there is no way he would get PR in 2007. Not a personal dig on anyone, but I wonder why people do not write their full circumstances and immigration history with the query. Why only after extreme "interrogation" by other members, peop...

zoga wrote:Thank you, I will send the PR (dated 2007) and WRS (dated 2006 and 2007).

Yea, go for it. Send it with reconsideration fee and form.

It could not have been a PR card. If OP applied for WRS in 2006, there is no way he would get PR in 2007. Not a personal dig on anyone, but I wonder why people do not write their full circumstances and immigration history with the query. Why only after extreme "interrogation" by other members, peopl...

zoga wrote:I haven't sent the PR because the HO don't ask for it. So the only option for me is to pay £80 and apply for reconsideration. I will do that then. Hope the outcome will be positive.

Now this is interesting

I meant, that a PR application can act as a free documents check, without any risk of loosing application fees.

I know PR card is not needed for naturalisation.

Now now :evil: There are many many people who browse these forums, without asking the queries. Everyone who browses the forum gains knowledge from other people's experiences. An EU citizen and specially A8 citizens, in my opinion, will for sure have something to gain from the comments I made. I wond...

She cannot act as a referee if she writes a letter to UKBA saying she is sister of your partner, and you send that letter with your application. If she just signs then she can. You know what I am saying? :wink: If you do decide her to act as a referee, then be wary of this UKBA detectives. There are...

My neighbour next doors volunteers as a referee for kids football.

Can he act as a referee?

(I think he can because he is actually a real "referee")

To cut the long story short, there is nothing you need to worry about.
You do not need to declare anything because nothing has occurred. What you have mentioned just doesn't count.

Final answer.

If you fit into both 61 and 62, then there is nothing to worry about. Let the case worker chose whether he want to go through M61 or M62.

:( :cry: Nothing today?? I have got butterflies in my tummy now that something is wrong with my application :? People who applied in May are getting responses now?? waiting is killing me You should have been careful, shouldn't have allowed butterflies into your tummy. They get into your tummy and g...

Looking at trends of BC approvals, its likely you will get your approval in a week or two.

Dear Seniors, I have a question. I am due to apply in august 2013. But, just want to ask about this NCS. Do they have appointment slots like we have for peo for ILR and HSMP visas? Council is the body that we should look for. Do I need to ring them 1 month before to book an appointment. Please if s...

Patience, planning and cool head helps.

Eu Citizens and their family members should apply for ee3/eea4. I know its not required, but its free and gives your peace of mind. And most importantly, its FREE.

Once you have EEA3/EEA4, then basically you just have to clock one more year.

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I read somewhere in guidance notes only a few days ago, that they actually regard the date of application from the next day it arrives at UKBA. I am sure someone can confirm this and point out the actual guidance. So, if someone applies on 9th at NCS, and application reaches UKBA on 10th, they will ...

Now let me explain If you pay by a certain deadline, which will be clearly mentioned on the CCJ you have received, then this CCJ will not be registered in your credit file. So, according to your credit files, you never had a CCJ. Paying by a certain deadline means that the payment must reach the pay...

Hello CCJ is registered against me very recently ordering me to pay £700(credit card) in instalments each month. I am due to make my naturalisation application in couple of days with NCS. Can any one answer to my queries please. 1.will this ccj with instalments affect my application. 2.Do I need to...

suraj4utd wrote:is he guaranteed minimum hours or minimum gross pay every month? if not, then he's in non-salaried employment.

There we are. This is most likely the accurate answer.

Mr Dee Struction is a working full time. He is employed by the same employer for more than 6 months . He does not get a fixed salary. His wages vary every month based on the hours he has worked and overtime etc. In past six months Mr Dee struction has earned the following amounts Month 1 £ 1600 Mon...

I don't think that 3 months is "ages".

UKBA does mention 6 months.


If you read the timelines on this forum, most people seem to be getting it in under 2 months. Many within 5 weeks period.

So, what I have gathered and learned is, Mr Dee Struction does not meet cat A requirements, but then I found out that he does meet cat A requirement, before finding out that he does not meet cat A requirement and must apply under cat B, before finally finding out that he can actually fit into cat A....

Don't worry, I know this is guidance only, and oisc advisor / solicitor etc.

Just though there would be a bit precise guidance to my very precise query.

Thanks to everyone who has contributed.

1. It will be taken into account.

2. Paying the money does not change the fact that County Court Judgement has been passed against you. Hence you must mention it.