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Hi Peeps,

Please see my conversation with Nationality checking Service below and please advice:


I wrote:

Hi There,

I am due to naturalise as a british citizen this august. I have been issued with permanent residence stamp in my passport by home office december last year(EEA 4). My 1 year qulifying year will be complete in august as per marriage certificate to my EEA partner in total 6 years. Am i able to apply in august or do i have to wait till december. In all fairness home office took over a year for decisions on both residence cards, but its just confusing. Can you please advice?

NCS:

Dear Alex

Your qualifying period is one year after the date on your Residence Permit.

Kind regards

Is this correct? As i know, my qualifying period starts from date i got married to my eea partner.....

Thanks for your replies in advance

Regards

They are wrong as under EU regulation PR confirmation does not matter.
If you read the Neutralisation guidance notes then it is clearly written that if you don't have PR or confirmation of your PR eligibility then you have to show your last 6 years time spent in the uk under EU regulation.

Thanks for you reply. What do you suggest doing? And do i have to send anything to prove 6 years ?

You will automatically eligible for BC in August as per HO record.
You don't have to sent anything extra.
Form AN Section 1.36 will cover your 6 years.

Please can any body help me about what suporting documents I need for my naturalisation and if it's the right time for me to apply now, and I do not want to apply for parmanent RC because of the waiting time,
1) I non eea Married to EEA national 20/02/2008
2)EEA RC issued 0/08/2009 for 5yers
3)Divorce in 30/11/2012
4) i apply for EEA2 ROR 0/06/2013
5)New 5yers RC issued 30/03/2014
Please Put all together and advice me thanks.

first2013 wrote:Please can any body help me about what suporting documents I need for my naturalisation and if it's the right time for me to apply now, and I do not want to apply for parmanent RC because of the waiting time,
1) I non eea Married to EEA national 20/02/2008
2)EEA RC issued 0/08/2009 for 5yers
3)Divorce in 30/11/2012
4) i apply for EEA2 ROR 0/06/2013
5)New 5yers RC issued 30/03/2014
Please Put all together and advice me thanks.

As per your marriage date you are eligible for BC sine feb 2014 if you have all documentations to show your ex treaty rights before divorce and your after divorce and proof of residency since marriage.

Imshzd wrote:

first2013 wrote:Please can any body help me about what suporting documents I need for my naturalisation and if it's the right time for me to apply now, and I do not want to apply for parmanent RC because of the waiting time,
1) I non eea Married to EEA national 20/02/2008
2)EEA RC issued 0/08/2009 for 5yers
3)Divorce in 30/11/2012
4) i apply for EEA2 ROR 0/06/2013
5)New 5yers RC issued 30/03/2014
Please Put all together and advice me thanks.

As per your marriage date you are eligible for BC sine feb 2014 if you have all documentations to show your ex treaty rights before divorce and your after divorce and proof of residency since marriage.

@imshzd thanks very much
One more thing please what do you mean by proof of residency since marriage, and I only have my ex treaty right from 2008 to April2012 so at the point of desision in my ROR application my case worker make a phone call to my ex work place to confirm if she was still working with them by the divorce date 30/11/2012 and the answer was yes, so after that HO issue another 5yers for me, so my question now is that how I my goin to proof that point of divorce date again, and how many years proof of adress of me and my EX do i need to add, --------- reply me please thanks.

Imshzd wrote:You will automatically eligible for BC in August as per HO record.
You don't have to sent anything extra.
Form AN Section 1.36 will cover your 6 years.

Thanks !!

first2013 wrote:

Imshzd wrote:

first2013 wrote:Please can any body help me about what suporting documents I need for my naturalisation and if it's the right time for me to apply now, and I do not want to apply for parmanent RC because of the waiting time,
1) I non eea Married to EEA national 20/02/2008
2)EEA RC issued 0/08/2009 for 5yers
3)Divorce in 30/11/2012
4) i apply for EEA2 ROR 0/06/2013
5)New 5yers RC issued 30/03/2014
Please Put all together and advice me thanks.

As per your marriage date you are eligible for BC sine feb 2014 if you have all documentations to show your ex treaty rights before divorce and your after divorce and proof of residency since marriage.

@imshzd thanks very much
One more thing please what do you mean by proof of residency since marriage, and I only have my ex treaty right from 2008 to April2012 so at the point of desision in my ROR application my case worker make a phone call to my ex work place to confirm if she was still working with them by the divorce date 30/11/2012 and the answer was yes, so after that HO issue another 5yers for me, so my question now is that how I my goin to proof that point of divorce date again, and how many years proof of adress of me and my EX do i need to add, --------- reply me please thanks.

Any reply for my question please

For PR applications,applicants are require to prove 2 thinks.
1:five years treaty rights.In case of ROR it can be mix i.e, EX partners treaty rights before death,divorce etc and after that point applicants treaty rights.
2:Five years of proof of residency in the uk and as same before divorce EX EEA nationals and non EEA nationals utility bills or bank statements or tendency agreements And after divorce etc applicants proof of residency in the same manner.

Imshzd wrote:For PR applications,applicants are require to prove 2 thinks.
1:five years treaty rights.In case of ROR it can be mix i.e, EX partners treaty rights before death,divorce etc and after that point applicants treaty rights.
2:Five years of proof of residency in the uk and as same before divorce EX EEA nationals and non EEA nationals utility bills or bank statements or tendency agreements And after divorce etc applicants proof of residency in the same manner.

Ok Thanks very much