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You have to get a deed poll. Anywhere in UK deed poll is officially acceptable. If you changed her surname before naturalization then inform her bank and also Indian high commission and get a new Indian passport on her new name.nehalbhagat wrote:Hello friends,
My naturilisation application is approved today so I assume my wife can apply before she completes her 5 years in UK. Apparently we didn't get chance to change her surname after our marriage so can I fill her naturilisation application with my surname even if her passport is showing her birth surname.
How to change surname at the time of application ?
Will there any negative effect of this in India i.e. on our investment etc.
kindly advise
It wont effect you as my friend is Indian and he also changed his name by deed poll and then went to HO and received new vintage sticker on his new Indian passport in mid 2012 and change your bank details and property details in India as well. I dont know Indian law so Indian national would able to help you. There is a thing call right of abode , but to be honest I am not sure whether someone with citizenship certificate able to apply for right of abode in UK. But a expert or lawyer is best for you. So i will suggest you to see a indian lawyer who is practicing in UK . As many of them know things much better than us. Thank you.nehalbhagat wrote:Thanks friend for your reply..
I think best thing to speak to UKBA before application. My other question was how would this change effect things back home(i.e. Election card, bank accounts,investment etc.)
kindly advise
Thanks
It wont effect you as my friend is Indian and he also changed his name by deed poll and then went to HO and received new vintage sticker on his new Indian passport in mid 2012 and change your bank details and property details in India as well. I dont know Indian law so Indian national would able to help you. There is a thing call right of abode , but to be honest I am not sure whether someone with citizenship certificate able to apply for right of abode in UK. But a expert or lawyer is best for you. So i will suggest you to see a indian lawyer who is practicing in UK . As many of them know things much better than us. Thank you.nehalbhagat wrote:Thanks friend for your reply..
I think best thing to speak to UKBA before application. My other question was how would this change effect things back home(i.e. Election card, bank accounts,investment etc.)
kindly advise
Thanks