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Plenty of topics on that. Step 1: You just find a suitable referee - check the official criteria, for example know you for at least 3 years (citizenship) and 2 years (passport) respectively, not related to you or to the second referee, must be of professional standing (see the official list) etc. Step 2: That person puts his/her info on the form. That's it. In all likelihood, neither you or the your reference will ever hear anything again.fais11 wrote:Please can everyone share their experience of who they use as professional referee and how did it go?
No. I would imagine that for certain professions (for example lecturers at universities with strong oversea recruitment) names re-appear quite regularly, and why not? Besides, reducing the number of available qualified references in that manner would be an entirely unreasonable impediment.destiniation_london wrote:just may be over thinking, does it matter if that reference has been used in another citizenship application as well by someone else