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Hi,

I am new here, but I hope you can help me.
I am want to fill in AN form for myself and MN1 form for my son on discretion. I came to the question about good character. I am in the process of divorce from my husband who got his PRcard through me as I was his sponsor. 6 years ago he was a overstayer. 1.Do you think it can cause me refusal on my naturalisation application? 2. I got some penalty charge notices about NHS prescription but I always challenged them and I never got fine. Is it a problem with the AN application? Should I mention in the cover letter?

Hi Monika,

Divorcing your husband will not affect your naturalisation application. Are you applying as a spouse of a British national?

Monika1 wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 18, 2019 9:24 am

Hi,

I am new here, but I hope you can help me.
I am want to fill in AN form for myself and MN1 form for my son on discretion. I came to the question about good character. I am in the process of divorce from my husband who got his PRcard through me as I was his sponsor. 6 years ago he was a overstayer. 1.Do you think it can cause me refusal on my naturalisation application? 2. I got some penalty charge notices about NHS prescription but I always challenged them and I never got fine. Is it a problem with the AN application? Should I mention in the cover letter?

R-graphite wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 18, 2019 9:57 am

Hi Monika,

Divorcing your husband will not affect your naturalisation application. Are you applying as a spouse of a British national?

OP is clearly an EU citizen.

Monika1 wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 18, 2019 9:24 am

I am in the process of divorce from my husband who got his PRcard through me as I was his sponsor. 6 years ago he was a overstayer.

My answer remains the same: the act of divorcing her husband in itself will not affect her naturalisation process. The fact that he was an overstayer is not her offence unless it was proven that she assisted him somehow with that immigration breach.

CR001 wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 18, 2019 10:02 am

R-graphite wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 18, 2019 9:57 am

Hi Monika,

Divorcing your husband will not affect your naturalisation application. Are you applying as a spouse of a British national?

OP is clearly an EU citizen.

Monika1 wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 18, 2019 9:24 am

I am in the process of divorce from my husband who got his PRcard through me as I was his sponsor. 6 years ago he was a overstayer.

As for your PCNs, if you challenged them and you won your challenges than I see no issue. I am not sure if a challenged PCN should be mentioned??.. Maybe a moderator can provide an advice on that. But generally speaking you should be ok.

Monika1 wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 18, 2019 9:24 am

Hi,

I am new here, but I hope you can help me.
I am want to fill in AN form for myself and MN1 form for my son on discretion. I came to the question about good character. I am in the process of divorce from my husband who got his PRcard through me as I was his sponsor. 6 years ago he was a overstayer. 1.Do you think it can cause me refusal on my naturalisation application? 2. I got some penalty charge notices about NHS prescription but I always challenged them and I never got fine. Is it a problem with the AN application? Should I mention in the cover letter?

Thank you for all replying me. I am now calm, that my almost ex-husband`s case does not effect my application.

Hi,

I am sorry for my question if it was already discussed but I do not want to make mistake with my application as it is really expensive.
I want to make AN application for myself and MN1 application for my 15 year-old son on paper form. I am trying to fill in the forms and I have a question about good character. I know I have to attach a payment slip to the application but I am not sure whether I can fill in just one payment slip for our application or I have to attach 2 payment slips. The fee for AN form is £1330 and £1012 for MN1 form but I do not know whether the fees contain the ceremony fee or not. Do I have to pay £2342 or more?
thank you,

I am not sure if you can still use the paper forms as they were withdrawn in November and are all online now.

The ceremony fee is included in the fee.