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Hi ttoeTTOE wrote:Wow! @ trigger - you are very correct and thanks for the FOI link, the two processes i.e. Adult Naturalisation (AN) and Minor N. (MN) are to some extent similar but in MN instance I believe criminal & TAX checks are not key to the outcome. This link kind of give you a rough idea of what happens with your application at the big house. My thought!trigger wrote:TTOE-
You have pulled this information from the MN1timeline thread. A Google search reveals this is from a 2011 FOI request for an MN1 application.
I am not sure how relevant this is to a non-MN1 application, but this is just my opinion.
Thanks trigger.
Wow! @ trigger - you are very correct and thanks for the FOI link, the two processes i.e. Adult Naturalisation (AN) and Minor N. (MN) are to some extent similar but in MN instance I believe criminal & TAX checks are not key to the outcome. This link kind of give you a rough idea of what happens with your application at the big house. My thought!trigger wrote:TTOE-
You have pulled this information from the MN1timeline thread. A Google search reveals this is from a 2011 FOI request for an MN1 application.
I am not sure how relevant this is to a non-MN1 application, but this is just my opinion.
Unionbank wrote:Where did u get this info mate?
i just speak to some people and find through some websites.Unionbank wrote:Where did u get this info mate?
pompeyman wrote:Found this in the web thought it would be nice to share![]()
(i) Envelope opened and fee taken to account. Contents of envelope place
in a pouch.
(ii) Application file is created. Database record created specific to
the application.
(iii) Security checks conducted - some of which are directly against the
information entered onto the database, others are with external
agencies.
(iv) Case goes into queue awaiting consideration by a caseworker. Queue
is in date-of-receipt order.
(v) Case is allocated to a caseworker for consideration. If everything
is in order the application is approved. If not, deficiencies are
rectified - e.g. by writing to applicant for further documents or by
clarifying immigration history from records or clarifying security
checks.
(vi) The system generates a certificate for the applicant which is
printed off and despatched.
The only difference between NCS applications and non NCS
applications is that, having been already checked to make sure all
documents have been submitted and mandatory requirements are met etc,the cases are usually ready to approve when the reach the caseworker without further enquiries being necessary.
In summary, cases are considered in date order. Once they reach a
caseworker, the time taken to consider the application depends on how
easy it is to determine that the requirements are met. If an applicant
has omitted information or documents or has a complicated immigration
history that requires closer scrutiny then the application will be
delayed for the period of time taken to complete enquiries
Congrats!!! All the best with the remaining part of the journey.fulcrum1978 wrote:Guys and Gals....
Finally I also have News.....
I was out of town during the last 2 days and the most incredible thing happened when I opened by letter box this evening on my way back. A brown envelope was waiting for me![]()
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Rushing up to my home, I opened it and it made History!!!!!Ive got my Citizenship Approval !!!! Alhamdulillah!!! Yayyy!!! Thanks to all who prayed for me and wished me good Luck. Above all Thanks to Almighty! for helping me over the last several years in going through all the stages of the immigration process.... Finally my Approval Arrived!
My timelines are as follows:
HSMP 2yrs+ FLR 3 Years (HSMP JR)+ FLR ( HSMP -JR - to meet residential qualifying period) + ILR
Date of Application: 23.10.2013
Method: NCS Hackney
Date of Receipt by UKBA: 24.10.2013 via Royal Mail Tracking
Date of Debit of Fees: 20.12.2013
Date of Issuance of Acknowledgement letter: 20.12.2013
Date of Approval: 27.01.2014
Date of Receipt of Approval Letter: 29.01.2013
Ceremony: Anxiously Awaited !!!!!
Thanks to Almighty once again!!!
One More October peak volume Application Receives Approval!!!
For all those who are waiting, I wish you all the best!!!!
Keep your spirits high people!!! Good news may just be around the corner....
Fulcrum1978
Summer14 wrote:Summer14 wrote:Finally some good news:
Eligibility criteria: 5 Years + 12 months PR
Method of application: post - special delivery
Date of application: 24/10/13
Date of receipt by UKBA: 25/10/13 (Royal Mail tracking)
Date of acknowledgement: received today 04/01/14 dated 31/12/13
Date of debit of fees: 02/01/2014
Date of approval: waiting
Date of Ceremony: waiting
Good luck everyone!
TTOE wrote:I like your gist about the NCS office used, good to know. Online booking!murmur wrote:Hello everybody! I find this web-site very friendly and helpful, thank you!
Here is my Application Timeline
Eligibility criteria: ( 3yr spouse of BC)
Method of application: NCS (Hammersmith & Fulham's)
Date of receipt by UKBA: 15/01/014
Date of debit of fees (debit card): 31/01/2014 - available balance dropped 29/01/2014
Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 31/01/2014 - letter dated 29/01/2014
Date of receipt of approval: waiting
Date of Ceremony: waiting
I have to say, I flew to London, because in NI we have no NCS office, and I think Hammersmith & Fulham's NCS in London was a great choice. You can book your appointment on-line, it cost 45 pounds (less than in many other NCS), staff is very friendly and helpful. I had a problem with tracking my application on Royalmail web-site so I sent an e-mail to NCS and they called me next morning and ensured me that my application was received by HO day after I visited NCS. How sweetit is!
Best of luck and speedy process to all of us!
eskalebur wrote:Application Timeline
Eligibility criteria: 2 year Spouse of BC +1 year ILR
Method of application: NCS Maidstone
Date of application: 14/01/2014
Date of receipt by UKBA: 16/01/2014
Date of debit of fees: 29/01/2014
Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 31/01/2014 (Dated 29/01/2014)
Date of receipt of approval: Waiting
Date of Ceremony: Waiting
keep updating, we have same dates of application and fees clearance..aquarius wrote:Eligibility criteria: 5 yrs Tier 2 + 1yr ILR
Language criteria met :UK Degree
Method of application: NCS
Council name if NCS used: Cambridge
Date of application: 15/01/2014
Payment method CC/DC: Debit Card
Date of receipt by UKBA: 17/01/2014(Tracked by Royal Mail)
Date of acknowledgement: Pending
Date of debit or clearance of fees: 31/01/2014(Just checked the account online)
Date approval received: Pending
Date of ceremony: Pending
I like your gist about the NCS office used, good to know. Online booking!murmur wrote:Hello everybody! I find this web-site very friendly and helpful, thank you!
Here is my Application Timeline
Eligibility criteria: ( 3yr spouse of BC)
Method of application: NCS (Hammersmith & Fulham's)
Date of receipt by UKBA: 15/01/014
Date of debit of fees (debit card): 31/01/2014 - available balance dropped 29/01/2014
Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 31/01/2014 - letter dated 29/01/2014
Date of receipt of approval: waiting
Date of Ceremony: waiting
I have to say, I flew to London, because in NI we have no NCS office, and I think Hammersmith & Fulham's NCS in London was a great choice. You can book your appointment on-line, it cost 45 pounds (less than in many other NCS), staff is very friendly and helpful. I had a problem with tracking my application on Royalmail web-site so I sent an e-mail to NCS and they called me next morning and ensured me that my application was received by HO day after I visited NCS. How sweetit is!
Best of luck and speedy process to all of us!