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THANKSAlish60 wrote:I have couple of friends which they are specialist immigration solicitors. I asked them & they said this news has got nothing to do with naturalization certificate.in fact they are trying to see how good and reliable ukba services are, I mean have successful they are in doing their job properly. a kind of rating. You shouldn't get worried, all of us are holding permanent residency in hand. A permanent residency can only be revoked if the holder commivery serious offence otherwise it is going to be valid. So keep hope and calm. some officers are a.. holes, this is why some of us are waiting longer.atukflrn wrote:Not sure why they have suddenly done that. I am still hoping it will not affect Nationality applications. Fingers-crossed!
I have couple of friends which they are specialist immigration solicitors. I asked them & they said this news has got nothing to do with naturalization certificate.in fact they are trying to see how good and reliable ukba services are, I mean have successful they are in doing their job properly. a kind of rating. You shouldn't get worried, all of us are holding permanent residency in hand. A permanent residency can only be revoked if the holder commits a very serious offence otherwise it is going to be valid. So keep hope and calm. some officers are a.. holes, this is why some of us are waiting longer.atukflrn wrote:Not sure why they have suddenly done that. I am still hoping it will not affect Nationality applications. Fingers-crossed!
Not sure why they have suddenly done that. I am still hoping it will not affect Nationality applications. Fingers-crossed!alex_ro wrote:Why is that?atukflrn wrote:How about this?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-21941395
This might slow the pace of approvals further down.
Probably because EEA aplicants don't require a prior formal application for permanent residence. Both conditions for the permanent residence and naturalisation need to be checked. That is the best explanation I could come up with, I am in the same situation.canyoudoitagain wrote:Eligibility criteria: EEA National
Method of application: NCS Hammersmith and Fulham
Date of application: 15/02/2013
Date of receipt by UKBA: 19/02/2013
Date of acknowledgement : 26/02/2013 recieved 01/03/2013
Date of debit of fees: 26/02/2013
Date of approval: TBC
Date of Ceremony:TBC
Can't help noticing that processing EEA applications seem to be taking longer than others. Any idea why?
I have had some problems with the NCS; they didn’t post my application out until I phoned and since then they seem to have no record of my appointment at all. In some cases the UK Border Agency requests Citizenship ceremony appointment from the council directly - could this be the reason for the delay?
I know it has not been a long waiting yet, but I see some March applications has already been processed, hence the question.
Any input would be appreciated.
Cheers
Why is that?atukflrn wrote:How about this?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-21941395
This might slow the pace of approvals further down.
i applied on 12 March so no ack, fees was taken on 19 March, seems weather is effecting the progressishareef17 wrote:Eligibility criteria: 5 years (HSMP+Tier1) + 1 year ILR (wife and husband + 2child)
Method of application: NCS Hounslow
Date of application: 13/03/2013
Date of receipt by UKBA: Don't Know
Date of acknowledgement: Not yet received
Date of debit of fees: 21/03/2013
Date of approval: --- waiting
Date of ceremony: ---
Yeah I received my acknowledgement here is my timelineptecn wrote:Did u receipt of acknowledgement,kiru4u wrote:It seems applying by post is being processed quicker than applying thru NCS....I have applied on 27th Feb and still waiting.... :?: :?:
Himanhuwa wrote: Date of debit of fees: UKBA attempted 29 Oct (put last 3 digits) at back of card wrongly, hence declined. Rang to pay on the phone 07/11/2012.
Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 02 November 2012 dated 29 October 2012 (received another acknowledgement dated 13 Feb 2013) after sending emails checking progress at the end of January (emails were never replied.
Date of receipt of approval: 25 March 2013 dated 15 March 2013
Date of Ceremony: 25 April 2013