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Hi

I am going to apply for naturalisation in a few weeks on the basis of 3 years WP + 2 years Tier 1 + 1 year ILR. I think the only document i need to supply is my passport. can anyone confirm this? thanks

Assuming you aren't self employed nor married to a BC then thats correct.

friendinneed wrote:Assuming you aren't self employed then thats correct.

thanks

What about Life in UK test certificate? i think OP will need to reattach the same too.

As he was a tier-1 visa holder, I assume he had to pass the test for settlement. In that case, you don't need to attach the certificate again just to tick the relevant box in the form.

Jambo wrote:As he was a tier-1 visa holder, I assume he had to pass the test for settlement. In that case, you don't need to attach the certificate again just to tick the relevant box in the form.

But section 1.22 in the Application form states that "I have passed the Life in the UK test and attach confirmation. The test number is...."

So IMHO the certificate is still needed.

And the first option to choose from at that exact same question is:

I met the knowledge of language and life requirement to qualify for settlement

The option you mentioned is for cases when you have passed the test before the naturalisation application i.e. I've passed the test required. Here is the test number.

There is no need to produce the test certificate again if you already provided it for ILR.

Jambo wrote:As he was a tier-1 visa holder, I assume he had to pass the test for settlement. In that case, you don't need to attach the certificate again just to tick the relevant box in the form.

That's correct

not wanting to disagree with Jambo, but it wouldn't hurt to supply the pass certifcate if you have it. In my years of dealing with the HO, once you state something on an application, its best you supply a document to support what you have listed.