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by saanju9 » Wed Jan 13, 2016 11:49 pm
raha333 wrote:
I've spent my credit cards, overdrafts and also got loan from bank but pay monthly instalments and never missed any payment (My dept to bank is about £12000)
I'm not bankrupted and never had ccj or anything from court.
Will this dept make a problem for my naturalisation application?
Thanks
Don't worry as long as you haven't declared bankruptcy or have ccj .... you are good
I am worse than you are and I got my BC
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by saanju9 » Wed Jan 13, 2016 11:54 pm
shez1330 wrote:Hi all
Just need a advice my husband applying for naturalisation, he has had IELts results the exam was taken in 2009 overall band 7.5. Last year when we applied for ILR was advised by lawyer to get another English text ( Cromwell college).
My question is can we still use IELTs although it's expired.
Kind regards
May be worth reading this page
https://www.gov.uk/english-language/app ... ifications
If you qualification is still on the list and if it has been accepted as a part of any previous UK immigration then you can use it.
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by peace84 » Thu Jan 14, 2016 8:08 am
I have one quick question in the Form AN
i am enclosing my BRP along with the application.
in the attached below form do i need to write anything ? Or i can left it blank ?
please advise thanks.
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CR001
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by CR001 » Thu Jan 14, 2016 8:38 am
peace84 wrote:I have one quick question in the Form AN
i am enclosing my BRP along with the application.
in the attached below form do i need to write anything ? Or i can left it blank ?
please advise thanks.
You need to complete the form and write down previous times and where you have had your biometrics taken. Do not leave relevant questions blank.
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by peace84 » Thu Jan 14, 2016 8:44 am
CR001 wrote:peace84 wrote:I have one quick question in the Form AN
i am enclosing my BRP along with the application.
in the attached below form do i need to write anything ? Or i can left it blank ?
please advise thanks.
You need to complete the form and write down previous times and where you have had your biometrics taken. Do not leave relevant questions blank.
I believe the questions which i mention in the screenshot are for those applicant who not submitting the BRP along with the application.
do you agree ?
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by CR001 » Thu Jan 14, 2016 8:46 am
peace84 wrote:CR001 wrote:peace84 wrote:I have one quick question in the Form AN
i am enclosing my BRP along with the application.
in the attached below form do i need to write anything ? Or i can left it blank ?
please advise thanks.
You need to complete the form and write down previous times and where you have had your biometrics taken. Do not leave relevant questions blank.
I believe the questions which i mention in the screenshot are for those applicant who not submitting the BRP along with the application.
do you agree ?
The questions in the screen shot are for
ALL applicants, including biometrics taken abroad and in the UK. Not all migrants have BRPs. The questions are very clear.
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by peace84 » Thu Jan 14, 2016 8:53 am
OK THANKS,
I had the finger print taken via Biometric invitation in post-office during my ILR, so i will write that same information on the above screen shot.
i hope this alright ?
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by CR001 » Thu Jan 14, 2016 9:00 am
peace84 wrote:OK THANKS,
I had the finger print taken via Biometric invitation in post-office during my ILR, so i will write that same information on the above screen shot.
i hope this alright ?
Yes for 6.14 and for question 6.15 you write wherever you had them done from your home country initially.
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by mono4jackie » Fri Jan 15, 2016 11:57 am
hi all i got a question please
i had my esol entry 3 equal b1 in august 2013, i done my life in th uk test 2014,i had my ilr in october 2014
i will apply for bc at the end of th month
the question is about Knowledge of language/life in the UK,do i have to take another b1 test with new certificate or the one i applied for ilr still valid
iam new in this website so sorry if i post in the wrong fourm
will be appreciated with helpful reply
thank you
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by london2tim » Fri Jan 15, 2016 5:09 pm
Hi
From what i Remember:
Life in UK certificates are valid for life - so you dont need to take another test if you have already passed one
It is the language test that normally needs to be retaken - esp since they changed the rules and now they only accept language certificates from approved UKVI centres
I might be wrong - those with more experience can correct me
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mono4jackie
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by mono4jackie » Fri Jan 15, 2016 5:26 pm
thank you for ur reply
i have read this in the booklet (If you met the requirement to have sufficient knowledge of language and life in the UK when
you applied for settlement by having a B1 level test you do not have to demonstrate it
again. (People who applied for settlement on or after 28 October 2013 needed to have had
a B1 level qualification.)
can any one have more experience reply my question please
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by raha333 » Fri Jan 15, 2016 8:25 pm
Hi,
I got my ESOL entry 3 certificates in 2009 and last year sent them to HO when I applied for ILR.
Can I use them again for appling BC or need to get higher one?
In the meantime i'm final year student of university.
Thanks
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by londonuk9 » Fri Jan 15, 2016 8:54 pm
Hello
First post in Naturalisation section !!
Please help me for following questions.
1) NCS service people will post file for us to UK Visas but we will get all confirmation and quary to our home address .Is it right?
2) i get my ILR on base of 10 years. while ILR i pass life in the UK and English test .DO i need to do both test again or same certificate will be fine?
Thank you guys in advance.
Regards
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by CR001 » Fri Jan 15, 2016 9:04 pm
londonuk9 wrote:Hello
First post in Naturalisation section !!
Please help me for following questions.
1) NCS service people will post file for us to UK Visas but we will get all confirmation and quary to our home address .Is it right? Yes, correct.
2) i get my ILR on base of 10 years. while ILR i pass life in the UK and English test .DO i need to do both test again or same certificate will be fine? Should be fine if you met the requirement for ILR. LIUK doesn't expire and English it depends on which test you took perhaps.
Thank you guys in advance.
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by londonuk9 » Fri Jan 15, 2016 10:05 pm
Thanks CR001
one more question please...
Any idea about Senior System Analyst comes in professional list for Referee?
CR001 wrote:londonuk9 wrote:Hello
First post in Naturalisation section !!
Please help me for following questions.
1) NCS service people will post file for us to UK Visas but we will get all confirmation and quary to our home address .Is it right? Yes, correct.
2) i get my ILR on base of 10 years. while ILR i pass life in the UK and English test .DO i need to do both test again or same certificate will be fine? Should be fine if you met the requirement for ILR. LIUK doesn't expire and English it depends on which test you took perhaps.
Thank you guys in advance.
Regards
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by CR001 » Fri Jan 15, 2016 10:39 pm
londonuk9 wrote:Thanks CR001
one more question please...
Any idea about Senior System Analyst comes in professional list for Referee?
See
List of Accepted Referees for Citizenship (click)
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by raha333 » Sat Jan 16, 2016 12:53 pm
raha333 wrote:Hi,
I got my ESOL entry 3 certificates in 2009 and last year sent them to HO when I applied for ILR.
Can I use them again for appling BC or need to get higher one?
In the meantime i'm final year student of university.
Thanks
Please answer my question
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by london2tim » Mon Jan 18, 2016 11:44 am
Hi
Who is in charge with the Timeline Excel Spreadsheet?
I think its a really good tool to keep track in real time of what happens but i wonder if the editing can be limited in someway
People just go into the table and edit puts filters etc without knowing what they are doing?!
I went this morning to check it only to see that someone put my entry as Approved (dont get me wrong i wish it was but it isnt - unless the person who changed it knows more than me)
That really casts a shade of doubt of how accurate the entries are - since anyone can access and edit it - as they wish
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by CR001 » Mon Jan 18, 2016 11:56 am
london2tim wrote:Hi
Who is in charge with the Timeline Excel Spreadsheet?
I think its a really good tool to keep track in real time of what happens but i wonder if the editing can be limited in someway
People just go into the table and edit puts filters etc without knowing what they are doing?!
I went this morning to check it only to see that someone put my entry as Approved (dont get me wrong i wish it was but it isnt - unless the person who changed it knows more than me)
That really casts a shade of doubt of how accurate the entries are - since anyone can access and edit it - as they wish
It is not a spreadsheet that is controlled or set up by the forum or moderators. You will have to search for the username of who posted the link.
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by jediknight1 » Mon Jan 18, 2016 1:33 pm
Hi all,
My wife has just got her ILR after being on Tier 1 general for 5 years.
We got married 2 months ago and I am a British citizen.
Can she apply for naturalisation as she has her ILR now and is married to a British citizen? Or does she have to wait for a year?
Note: she was not on a spouse visa.
Thanks!
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by CR001 » Mon Jan 18, 2016 1:40 pm
jediknight1 wrote:Hi all,
My wife has just got her ILR after being on Tier 1 general for 5 years.
We got married 2 months ago and I am a British citizen.
Can she apply for naturalisation as she has her ILR now and is married to a British citizen? Or does she have to wait for a year?
Note: she was not on a spouse visa.
Thanks!
She can apply now as spouse of British citizen provided she meets the standard requirements, including the absence limits in last 3 years.
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by jediknight1 » Mon Jan 18, 2016 1:47 pm
Thank you !
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by fielddrive » Mon Jan 18, 2016 9:50 pm
Thats an interesting case, wouldn't the applicant have to be married to a BC for a period of 3 years?
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by askim » Tue Jan 19, 2016 1:26 pm
A Biometrics question. My husband has already has it, as he had it done for ILR. Will he have to do it again? I'm hoping not as it only hold up the application and we don't have a place near us that does it.
SET M Via settlement Checking Service -05/03/14
Confirmation letter dated 10/03/14
Biometrics letter arrived- 26/03/14
Biometrics done- 28/03/14
IRL Granted after reconsideration (HO admin error) 18/12/14
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by CR001 » Tue Jan 19, 2016 1:48 pm
askim wrote:A Biometrics question. My husband has already has it, as he had it done for ILR. Will he have to do it again? I'm hoping not as it only hold up the application and we don't have a place near us that does it.
Yes, he will have to do it again. There is no way of avoiding this step.
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