If you're really that concerned, you can contact UKBA to see if they have an issue on their end.

To apply for naturalisation, he needs to meet the residency requirements (amongst other requirements): Residential requirements To demonstrate the residential requirements for naturalisation, you must have: been resident in the UK for at least five years (this is known as the residential qualifying ...

Please write to UKBA and Theresa May to tell them of your dissatisfaction with their Forms and Guidance Notes.

For this situation, MN1 is not appropriate.

What country did you do your degree? As for 3.2, the purpose of the question is to ensure you've paid the correct tax. Have you traded as a sole trader or self-employed? If not, I'd choose employee and put your last employer's details. You do not need to prove self-sufficiency for naturalisation so ...

It is not incorrect when read in the context of the matter at hand. See page 4 http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/nationality/guide_mn1.pdf See: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/britishcitizenship/applying/applicationtypes/childregisteringasbritishcitizen/ which states R...

I am not sure why you're submitting P60s. You do need to submit the last payslip (not to be more than 1 month old at the date of application) and a letter from your sponsor with the requisite information (i.e. still required to be employed, the nearest applicable SOC code which best describes your e...

bala26 wrote:Thanks Cruez

Tier 1 entrepreneur category 50K, IT Services... Will I be eligible for ILR if I switch to tier 2 general

Thanks

Yes. You would have needed to be in the UK for five years on a Tier 1 or 2 visa (excluding Tier 1 post-study work)

She got her elderly dependent visa(ILR/ILE) in 2011 and she has been travelled abroad for short visits. Now she got new passport and I hope her next visit to abroad should not cause any problem.? I obtained ILR in 2010. My passport expired in July 2013. From then, I just travelled with my old and n...

Solicitors are regulated by the SRA. If you wish to check if your solicitor has had any disciplinary action taken against them: http://www.sra.org.uk/consumers/solicitor-check.page

If you wish to resolve a problem with a solicitor: http://www.sra.org.uk/consumers/problems.page

Was your undergraduate degree taught in English?

Once you complete your Masters degree at Southbank University, you can use that degree to satisfy the language criteria. Alternatively, you can also contact UK NARIC to request an English Language Assessment on your BSc. http://ecctis.co.uk/naric/individuals/Compare%20Qualifications/English%20Langua...

The address on your licence doesn't matter.

What matters is that you declare where you've resided. The fact you've not updated DVLA is not an issue.

Question 1.22 - you should check "I have obtained an academic qualification..." and "(ii) the qualification was taught or researched in the UK"

Your referee will be fine.

You'll be travelling on your Australian passport, and even though your UK visa will expire a short time before your return, you're still eligible for a visa on arrival for tourism in the UK as an Aussie. So, as long as you have return flights and you have enough time left on your Australian passport...

Dear Friends, I am an Indian national and my wife is a Swiss national both residents of UK, we are planning a holiday to the US this year to meet family and friends who are settled there. Please can you help us with the US visa application process. Thanks Raj It depends on which passport you're tra...

He can note whatever he likes on her record but if she hasn't violated her visa then it shouldn't cause any issues with her re-entering the United States. Best advice would be to bring proof of your life in Canada when you cross the border by car. By air, you'll normally have a return ticket. The bo...

RatMonkey wrote:I just received a letter from HM passport office saying my naturalisation certificate has no date and that I need to send a replacement! I used post office check and send. I would appreciate any advice or tips to get this fixed as quickly as possible.

Did you send the original or a copy?

Hi, anyone can help? I had my ILR and now will apply for nationality next month. I have a question regarding this. 1- in Good Character requirement: do i have to attach any document with my application to show good character like CRB? or will they check it by my NI number and other info provided? 2...

However my wife has to travel to Pakistan in emergency and wanted to request return of her passport (not the others) but don't know how it can be acheived. The issue is that the form always asks of the main applicant detail which I am not sure who it is, is it me (legal guardian) or my children? In...

Spike2009, using the wrong form will mean your fee is forfeited. So, you're right to figure out which form is required before submitting it. Unfortunately, immigration applications tend to be expensive. vinny is right - at the time of your son's birth, you would not have been recognized in the eyes ...

Its quite unfortunate. I feel so sorry for you. This is ridiculous. It makes no sense whatsoever. But the Law also states that you are automatically British if either parent is British. So where is the confusion? Who is getting it wrong? Have you sort legal advice? The law is more complicated than ...

It is not going to impact your application so you may as well apply now.

If it was me, I'd print out another page 15 and continue onto that page.

IET is a professional body - and membership isn't required to be a referee for naturalization.

The acceptable professional referees are set out http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/nationalityinstructions/nichapter6/annexa?view=Binary Unless I am mistaken, IET is the Institute of Engineering and Technology. So I assume that your friend is an engineer. Engineers...