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HI VInny,vinny wrote:What exactly were the endorsements stamped in her passport? How long had she been away?
Unless exempt, she would need to satisfy the KOL requirements to be eligible for citizenship. She also needs to be free from immigration time restrictions, so I don't think that they would have canceled her ILE/ILR/settled status, if they asked her to apply for citizenship within 3 months. Very odd.
my friends endorsement states settlement accompany mother, her sis was able to get british citizen ship before as there was no req to sit test , so does she need to sit life in the uk test, bearing in mind she has lived here for 22 yrsJohn wrote:ribena, about her parents, where were they born? Just trying to work out if her parents were/are British by descent, or otherwise than by descent?
And do you know, on what basis have her siblings got British Citizenship?
Yes she does. Unless, as paulp has said, one of those exemptions applies. Just doing the maths on the facts given, clearly she is well under 65, so unless she is disabled, and that has an effect on her passing the test, then she will need to pass it.so does she need to sit life in the uk test, bearing in mind she has lived here for 22 yrs
hi everyone.John wrote:Yes she does. Unless, as paulp has said, one of those exemptions applies. Just doing the maths on the facts given, clearly she is well under 65, so unless she is disabled, and that has an effect on her passing the test, then she will need to pass it.so does she need to sit life in the uk test, bearing in mind she has lived here for 22 yrs
The fact that her sister got British Citizenship, before the test requirement was added, is totally irrelevant.