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BC application after getting ILR on domestic violence basis

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BC application after getting ILR on domestic violence basis

Post by Guy121 » Mon Jun 01, 2020 5:20 pm

Hi all

This is on behalf of a friend whose daughter came to UK 3.5 years ago on spouse visa. She has got 1 British child ( 2 years old). She was given ILR about 2 years ago based on being victim of domestic violence.

Can she apply for naturalisation now that its been more than a year on ILR or she needs to wait for 5 years spent in UK? There was some mix advice given to her before, so any clear help with reference material will be highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

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Re: BC application after getting ILR on domestic violence basis

Post by secret.simon » Mon Jun 01, 2020 5:24 pm

She needs to meet both requirements, five years of residence in the UK (assuming that she is not married to a British citizen) AND at least one year on ILR. So effectively it will be when she meets the longer of the two requirements when she can apply for British citizenship.
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Re: BC application after getting ILR on domestic violence basis

Post by Guy121 » Tue Jun 09, 2020 12:04 pm

Ok, thank you Simon

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