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A section for posts relating to applications for Naturalisation or Registration as a British Citizen. Naturalisation

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About naturalisation

Post by Bukola1 » Fri May 08, 2015 5:02 pm

Pls my people am trying to apply for naturalisation but on new form their is no section to fiel payment details pls did any one have use this form since he was launch

And the new caractacs cheek that they using for overstayers and asylum sicker people did he affects eea family member and pls can I used my cousins wife who is profectional cancelings as reference pls

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Re: About naturalisation

Post by CR001 » Fri May 08, 2015 6:58 pm

Fee slip is the last page in the link below

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... t_2015.pdf
my cousins wife who is profectional cancelings as reference
No, because it is family and you cannot use someone who is related to you either by blood or through marriage.
And the new caractacs cheek that they using for overstayers and asylum sicker people did he affects eea family member
Applies to all applicants but it depends on whether you are an overstayer or an asylum seeker. See link below

http://www.immigrationboards.com/britis ... 84190.html
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Re: About naturalisation

Post by Bukola1 » Fri May 08, 2015 7:43 pm

Thanks you for your quick reply,

I will checked the feel pay section again

And my cousins wife answer deferent surname she did not used our surname as she still retain her surname on her Br ppt and that is the ppt she's been using for long time so let me know if she can or may be I should go for my wife brother, wife she also is probation officer then I will used lawyer as second reference

Then on that caractacs I am an eea family member with confirm pr but I want to apply as 6years residence because I can proved that five years treaty+1 years .

Thanks

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Re: About naturalisation

Post by cs95tdg » Fri May 08, 2015 9:04 pm

Bukola1 wrote:And my cousins wife answer deferent surname she did not used our surname as she still retain her surname on her Br ppt and that is the ppt she's been using for long time so let me know if she can or may be I should go for my wife brother, wife she also is probation officer.
The reason she cannot act as your referee is because she is related to you; the surname she holds is not really relevant. The alternative referee you have suggested is also related to you through marriage, hence would not be acceptable.

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Re: About naturalisation

Post by Bukola1 » Sat May 09, 2015 8:10 am

Ok what about one of my previous work colleagues who is estate caretaker cleaning
And his a white guy can I use him and layer let me know if both of this can do reference for me

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Re: About naturalisation

Post by Casa » Sat May 09, 2015 8:24 am

Just because someone is 'white' it doesn't mean they qualify as a professional referee. Estate caretaker cleaner isn't on the list of professions. Have you passed the Life in the UK test and B1 level English which are needed for a British Citizenship application?
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Re: About naturalisation

Post by Bukola1 » Sat May 09, 2015 9:43 am

Yes I have already pass both of them and can I use lawyer as one of the reference and look for another person
Like nurse or like what and I check the latest an form now their is no section to feel payment details on

And pls my people on forum did any one apply for naturalisation through eea family member on 6years residents
Pls what are the things they looking for as a eea family member pls

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Re: About naturalisation

Post by cs95tdg » Sat May 09, 2015 3:33 pm

Please see q5 & q6 for information on applying as a EEA National.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/britis ... 95747.html

Regarding your referees, the lawyer can act your professional referee so long as he/she is not related to either you or your wife. The other referee need not be a professional, however must be a British citizen who is over 25 years old.

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Re: About naturalisation

Post by cs95tdg » Sat May 09, 2015 3:38 pm

The payment page can be found on the last page in the pdf below.

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... t_2015.pdf

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Re: About naturalisation

Post by Bukola1 » Sat May 09, 2015 5:23 pm

Ok that means my previous work colleagues who is estate caretaker cleaning
And his a white guy he can be my second reference and I will used the lawyer as profectional and first one which I thing is better this way now let me know pls if is ok now

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Re: About naturalisation

Post by cs95tdg » Sat May 09, 2015 6:07 pm

Bukola1 wrote:Ok that means my previous work colleagues who is estate caretaker cleaning
And his a white guy he can be my second reference and I will used the lawyer as profectional and first one which I thing is better this way now let me know pls if is ok now
To avoid any confusion here. The following would be considered acceptable.

1) First referee - Lawyer (professional) who is not related to either you or your wife
2) Second referee - Work colleague who again is not related to either you or your wife, is a British Citizen & over 25 years of age. Please note the fact that he is 'white' has no bearing here - He MUST be a British citizen.

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Re: About naturalisation

Post by Bukola1 » Sun May 10, 2015 9:13 pm

Thank u pls I will like to ask one question which really important regarding good caractacs that they are using for asylum sicker or over stayer of six month visa pls did he apply to eea family member too or did any one apply for naturalisation recently and they used this check on him because I know all this Roth did not apply to eea Swiss or family so pls I will really appreciate reply

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Re: About naturalisation

Post by fwd079 » Mon May 11, 2015 9:49 am

Bukola1 wrote:Thank u pls I will like to ask one question which really important regarding good caractacs that they are using for asylum sicker or over stayer of six month visa pls did he apply to eea family member too or did any one apply for naturalisation recently and they used this check on him because I know all this Roth did not apply to eea Swiss or family so pls I will really appreciate reply
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Re: About naturalisation

Post by cs95tdg » Mon May 11, 2015 12:24 pm

cs95tdg wrote:
Bukola1 wrote:Ok that means my previous work colleagues who is estate caretaker cleaning
And his a white guy he can be my second reference and I will used the lawyer as profectional and first one which I thing is better this way now let me know pls if is ok now
To avoid any confusion here. The following would be considered acceptable.

1) First referee - Lawyer (professional) who is not related to either you or your wife
2) Second referee - Work colleague who again is not related to either you or your wife, is a British Citizen & over 25 years of age. Please note the fact that he is 'white' has no bearing here - He MUST be a British citizen.
Forgot to add that your referees must have known you for 3 years or more (as mentioned on the AN form) in addition to the above.

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Re: About naturalisation

Post by farza » Mon May 11, 2015 1:53 pm

please advice
its been 4 years living in uk came march 2011
on the basisof old rules before9 th july 2012 i have got ilr last year in april 2014 now the question is am i eligible for naturalisation as husband is on ilr yet he has applies for naturalisation but no result yet
please help
thanks

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Re: About naturalisation

Post by fwd079 » Mon May 11, 2015 2:02 pm

farza wrote:please advice
its been 4 years living in uk came march 2011
on the basisof old rules before9 th july 2012 i have got ilr last year in april 2014 now the question is am i eligible for naturalisation as husband is on ilr yet he has applies for naturalisation but no result yet
please help
thanks
Wait for his result, once he attends ceremony and gets Certificate, you can apply as his spouse. Click here please for more information.
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Re: About naturalisation

Post by farza » Mon May 11, 2015 2:43 pm

thank you so much of your reply but i m a bit confused please advice i have already waited for a year after ilr
and also dies cambridge level english test B 1 expire after 2 years ?

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Re: About naturalisation

Post by fwd079 » Mon May 11, 2015 3:01 pm

farza wrote:thank you so much of your reply but i m a bit confused please advice i have already waited for a year after ilr
Did you read the link I gave you? Please read Q1 there.
farza wrote:also dies cambridge level english test B 1 expire after 2 years ?
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