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mrlookforward wrote:They want the address you live in, not a po box address. If you move often, then the best way would be to put the address you live in at the time of application. In the column of correspondence address, put the the address of a friend or relative who you know wont move house until your application's outcome. (make sure this is a person you can trust)
I have read the instructions to the naturalisation form and my understanding is that this person has to be an immigration lawyer or agent registered with the relevant body.nao wrote:Choose your freind who you can trust fully.
should be ok as long as your freind know about it
Do I understand correctly that I only have 2 options in terms of using addresses for correspondence with HO following my naturalisation applicationSolicitor/representative
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