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Nauralisation of wife after mine (based on 3 years stay)?

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farazfastian
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Nauralisation of wife after mine (based on 3 years stay)?

Post by farazfastian » Wed Jan 05, 2011 5:32 pm

Hi All,

I'll be eligible for my naturalisation in coming July and I believe it'll take up to 2 months to get naturalisation and passport done then I’ll become British National (not sure Citizen or National) which will qualify my wife to apply for naturalisation after completing her 3 years in UK which will be in January next year (she's already on ILR).

Also my son born in UK before our ILR, so I believe he's already eligible for naturalisation but I’ll apply him with me to minimize hassle.
Based on above situation this is what I’ll be doing:

1) July, 11: Apply for my naturalisation using AN form with £780 fee
2) July, 11: Apply for my son's naturalisation using MN1 form with £500 fee
3) After naturalisation I’ll be applying for mine and my son's first passport which costs £77.5 and £49
4) Jan, 12: Apply for my wife's naturalisation using AN form with £780 fee
5) After her naturalisation I’ll be applying for her first passport which costs £77.5

I know both of us has to pass Life in UK test and i believe that's the only requirement.
Could some one confirm if the above plan is correct? Apologies for the long post.

Many Thanks,
Faraz

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Post by ukpl » Wed Jan 05, 2011 6:49 pm

Will your wife be married for 3 years to British Citizen in 2012? Or only 1 year?

Kids born in the UK to parents who have no PR/ILR at the time of birth do not have automatic right to become BC (that's my understanding).

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Post by farazfastian » Wed Jan 05, 2011 7:52 pm

Yes she was married to me before entering UK. My son also got ILR with us, so i believe he should be fine as well.

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Post by farazfastian » Sun Jan 09, 2011 2:02 pm

Could anyone confirm this plz?

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Post by geriatrix » Sun Jan 09, 2011 3:54 pm

Other than the fact that your son will apply for registration as British citizen (using MN1) and not naturalisation, the plan of action is fine.


regards

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