Certificate of entitlement to the right to abode

[techtoon20]

Hi,

I had received my ILR (Under Tier 2 general route) 4 years back approx. 2018 and same time I had given Life in the UK and English B1 Certificate test.

Now I am going to apply for naturalization , do I have to again give these test or previous certificates will still work for naturalization.

Also what documents are required for British naturalization , if there is any link/thread please let me know.

Appreciate your response.

Regards

[AmazonianX]

Hi,

I had received my ILR (Under Tier 2 general route) 4 years back approx. 2018 and same time I had given Life in the UK and English B1 Certificate test.

Now I am going to apply for naturalization , do I have to again give these test or previous certificates will still work for naturalization.

Also what documents are required for British naturalization , if there is any link/thread please let me know.

Appreciate your response.

Regards

LIUK does not expire
B1 can be reused if still on HO approved list and successfully used in a previous application.

[techtoon20]

Thanks AmazonionX,

May I know what documents are required for naturalization application?

Regards

[techtoon20]

Hi,

I was going thru list of documents needed for naturalizations , I am an Indian citizen and currently hold ILR from last 3 years. One of the document listed in https://visas-immigration.service.gov.u ... onality-an is

"a certificate of entitlement to the right to abode"

I have no idea what is this and if this is something I need to provide.

Appreciate any help here.

Regards

[meself2]

If you want to know what it is - right of abode.
But you don't need it in your case, ILR will suffice.

You also need to provide one of the following:

evidence of Indefinite Leave to Remain
a certificate of entitlement to the right to abode
evidence of settled status (also known as ‘indefinite leave to remain under the EU Settlement Scheme’)

[Ticktack]

Hi,

I was going thru list of documents needed for naturalizations , I am an Indian citizen and currently hold ILR from last 3 years. One of the document listed in https://visas-immigration.service.gov.u ... onality-an is

"a certificate of entitlement to the right to abode"

I have no idea what is this and if this is something I need to provide.

Appreciate any help here.

Regards

This certificate proves that you're not subject to immigration restrictions. All British citizens have right of abode in the UK. Not everyone that has right of abode is British.

ILR is for foreign nationals allowed to leave in the UK indefinitely.

As you're Indian, you can't have right of abode certificate issued at any point in time.

Reason, for you to have CoE to ROA, you need to naturalise as a Brit. Once you naturalise, you have to give back your Indian passport (Indian laws). So in effect, you'd only have a British passport.

But your flag shows a different nation, so a bit confusing.