EU Settled student applying to UK Citizenship
Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2021 6:22 pm
Hi,
I am a full time student financially dependant on my parents that just turned 18. I have settled status since last year (12 months already) and would like to apply to UK Citizenship.
When working on the form I could not find an option to indicate my full time student condition, the only option mentions employment and employer details. see below the content on the form.
- What is your occupation?
- Your type of employment (Required)
- Select all that apply
- An employee
- A business partner
- Self-employed
- A director
- Other (eg voluntary worker, studying)
- Employer or business name
- Employer or business address (Required)
- Address (line 1 of 3)
- Employer or business town/city
- Employer or business post code
- Start Date (Required)
- Enter date in the format DD MM YYYY
- If you are unsure of the exact date, provide the month and year
- Tax office reference number
- You can find this on your payslip or tax return[/glow][/dropshadow][/dropshadow]
Any suggestion on how to proceed? Your guidance will be highly appreciated.
Many thanks,
I am a full time student financially dependant on my parents that just turned 18. I have settled status since last year (12 months already) and would like to apply to UK Citizenship.
When working on the form I could not find an option to indicate my full time student condition, the only option mentions employment and employer details. see below the content on the form.
- What is your occupation?
- Your type of employment (Required)
- Select all that apply
- An employee
- A business partner
- Self-employed
- A director
- Other (eg voluntary worker, studying)
- Employer or business name
- Employer or business address (Required)
- Address (line 1 of 3)
- Employer or business town/city
- Employer or business post code
- Start Date (Required)
- Enter date in the format DD MM YYYY
- If you are unsure of the exact date, provide the month and year
- Tax office reference number
- You can find this on your payslip or tax return[/glow][/dropshadow][/dropshadow]
Any suggestion on how to proceed? Your guidance will be highly appreciated.
Many thanks,