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Move house and try a different MP?Blackhole wrote:any suggestion what else I might do?
Mp just wrote to thembarnaby wrote:Sorry to hear that, Blackhole. Waiting 8 months is bad enough but 14 months...
What did they tell you or your MP? Any clues?
Move house and try a different MP?Blackhole wrote:any suggestion what else I might do?
Blackhole wrote:Mp just wrote to thembarnaby wrote:Sorry to hear that, Blackhole. Waiting 8 months is bad enough but 14 months...
What did they tell you or your MP? Any clues?
Move house and try a different MP?Blackhole wrote:any suggestion what else I might do?
their reply is the same template ' under consideration'
was thinking to write to H O secretary, and hire a solicitor
don't know if that might help?
any one else here have waited this long?
has your brother ever contacted his council?? Has your brother moved house or town?? Booking the ceremony is supposed to be done within 21 days of the approval letter.my brother got his approval after one year in may 2012 uptill now he is waiting for oath letter for last 8 months no reply from home office. his lawyer wrote several letters to home office but still no response...............
its miserable............
CR001 wrote:has your brother ever contacted his council?? Has your brother moved house or town?? Booking the ceremony is supposed to be done within 21 days of the approval letter.my brother got his approval after one year in may 2012 uptill now he is waiting for oath letter for last 8 months no reply from home office. his lawyer wrote several letters to home office but still no response...............
its miserable............
Thanks mate for this valuable informationrod_p wrote:blackhole, I feel for you in your situation but I think you may have some issues that need clearing up - let me explain.
There are several scenarios in the caseworker guidance where the instructions are to defer the case and say nothing to the applicant eg.
the UKBA does not do simple criminal checks ( like those by disclosure Scotland ) but rather checks on the PNC. These can show an arrest warrant outside the jurisdiction you live or some alleged information against you. The guidance states the caseworker should take another look in a month and defer again if nothing has changed.
Before my naturalisation application, I witnessed an ongoing crime ( I could explain in a PM ) in another EU country. Because of my knowledge, the criminals ( a group of about 25 British citizens ) made nonsense allegations against me in that country ( that went nowhere, of course ). This summer they threatened to get me "thrown out of the EU". They felt they had some upper hand on me not being an EU citizen whilst they were.
Their threats were nonsense. However, I was concerned they would make allegations against me in the UK that would result in an entry on the PNC. I was fully expecting a delay in my application due to this nonsense - there was not - I was approved in 5 weeks.
When I read the guidance, it seemed that there was a chance that I would be in the same situation as you ( ongoing deferral with no information ). If it went beyond 6 months, I planned on going straight to the police station and offer to clear up any concerns about me that may have been highlighted on the PNC.
If you are unaware of the specific guidance notes, I can dig them up for you and post a link. However, I think you may want to approach it from the angle I mention. I'm not suggesting you've done anything wrong - hell, it could be somebody with exactly the same name and dob as you.