Religious marriage and title for nationality application

[tabtab]

Hello every one

I am applying for naturalization and clarification for some of the confusion.
I have ILR and raesdy for application .
I am religiuosly married to my husband not british marriage, on my name title can I select MRS instead MISS and also select married instead unmarried couple?
My pakistani passport mentions my husband name on it , also ILR HOME OFFICE Letter also mentions MRS as my title.
Further in future in passport application would be any issue ?
Just one more thing I am not working any issue?
Your help will really be great.

[Ticktack]

Hello every one

I am applying for naturalization and clarification for some of the confusion.
I have ILR and raesdy for application .
I am religiuosly married to my husband not british marriage, on my name title can I select MRS instead MISS and also select married instead unmarried couple? If married then Mrs
My pakistani passport mentions my husband name on it , also ILR HOME OFFICE Letter also mentions MRS as my title. Marriage cert would be required if you're applying for citizenship as the spouse of a Brit. If not, then continue as you've been.
Further in future in passport application would be any issue ? Nope, name just needs to match current passport.
Just one more thing I am not working any issue? Work not required for naturalization.
Your help will really be great.

[contorted_svy]

Employment is not a requirement for naturalisation. Your marriage is valid if recognised by your home country regardless whether it happened in Britain or not. so you can use Mrs.

[tabtab]

Hello
Thank you all for your resonpse.
Just a quick one . I will select MRS as title. Should I select married or umarried couple on application option because my marriage was not accepted by home office in past?
Appreciate your views on this.
THANKS

[CR001]

Why was it not accepted? Was it a religious marriage performed in the UK?

[tabtab]

HI
Yes religious marriage in UK, but my leave to remain and ILR was granted through human rights.

[CR001]

Then you are considered unmarried. Your marriage is not recognised in the uk.

[tabtab]

Hi
Thank you to all for answering my questions.
Bless you all