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Spouse Naturalization :Not working and getting CA & DLA

Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2015 3:53 pm
by ukvisa100
Hello All

I am working full time . Got naturalization recently.

My wife ,she have never worked ,receiving ca & dla benefit because of our sick child.

What she write in employment section?

Also ,does she need to return BRP? When I applied , there was not any brp section.

Help please

Re: Spouse Naturalization :Not working and getting CA & DLA

Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2015 4:08 pm
by noajthan
ukvisa100 wrote:Hello All

I am working full time . Got naturalization recently.

My wife ,she have never worked ,receiving ca & dla benefit because of our sick child.

What she write in employment section?

Also ,does she need to return BRP? When I applied , there was not any brp section.

Help please
There is no need to be employed to qualify for naturalisation.
If your wife does not work she can say so.
She could answer, as appropriate: "None"

And use phrases such as:
"Not economically active" or "homemaker caring for sick child"

BRP is to be submitted unless you apply using a local council's checking service, 'NCS';
they take a certified copy of all documents & return originals to you, (except for LITUK certificate).

Re: Spouse Naturalization :Not working and getting CA & DLA

Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2015 5:12 pm
by ukvisa100
Mother name & median name:

Last time when I applied , I just write my mothers full name as on my passport . I have not separated median name. Is it OK?

Re: Spouse Naturalization :Not working and getting CA & DLA

Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2015 5:18 pm
by noajthan
ukvisa100 wrote:Mother name & median name:

Last time when I applied , I just write my mothers full name as on my passport . I have not separated median name. Is it OK?
If you mean Q 1.31 on form AN, it asks for 2 details if they are applicable in your case.

Firstly - your mother's full name (as it is now, in adult life).
&
If your mother had another name before she married that is her maiden name; it can be entered separately on the 2nd line of the answer box.

Re: Spouse Naturalization :Not working and getting CA & DLA

Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2015 5:35 pm
by ukvisa100
Q 1.31 on form AN
Mother name & median name:
In case of my application (and one of my friend also the same) , I just write full name of mother according to my passport.

noajthan , you are 100 percent correct.

Re: Spouse Naturalization :Not working and getting CA & DLA

Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2015 8:09 pm
by ukvisa100
My wife mother name on the overseas passport is
Late word1 word2.

Can I write in this application as
Word1 word2

Also we do not know wife's mother dOB

Also do not know wife parents marriage date which is required in passport application form

Re: Spouse Naturalization :Not working and getting CA & DLA

Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2015 8:21 pm
by noajthan
ukvisa100 wrote:My wife mother name on the overseas passport is
Late word1 word2.

Can I write in this application as
Word1 word2

Also we do not know wife's mother dOB

Also do not know wife parents marriage date which is required in passport application form
Yes, copying the name in the same format as you see it printed should be acceptable.

If some detail is not known you will just have to say: Not known.

For passport, I was in same situation: we did not know all grandparents' marriage dates - just state as: Not known.

(For a passport application based on naturalisation the grandparents' details are not so important although the form is confusing & seems to ask for them).

Re: Spouse Naturalization :Not working and getting CA & DLA

Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2015 8:33 pm
by ukvisa100
Many thanks for the reply.

In wife mothers name, is Late word required? In overseas passport it has Late ......................

I am thinking to write it now but do not write on passport application.


1.31 Your mother's full name and maiden name

Re: Spouse Naturalization :Not working and getting CA & DLA

Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2015 9:16 am
by geriatrix
Is "Late" part of the name? in either Full or maiden?
Think!!!

For details not known, it is common sense to write "unknown" or "not known".