Form T or Form AN?

[cpn86]

Hi all,

I just wanted to clarify the correct form to use as I have been given conflicting information over which I should be using. I was born in the UK in 1986 to a Jamaican mother and Nigerian father, I know that neither had ILR when I was born. I have lived in the UK all my life and haven't left. I saw a solicitor and they told me I can register via Form T, have obtained a letter from my Doctor and my Primary School verifying I have been here the first 10 years of my life so no issues there. When I contacted my local council's NCS to start the process, they were adamant that the information I was given was incorrect and I should be applying for naturalisation via Form AN. I'm quite sure that Form T is the one I should be applying with, but obviously it's an expensive mistake to make if I'm wrong so which form should I be using?

Thanks

[Casa]

I believe that it should be form T, but wait for others to confirm in case I've missed something.

[ohara]

Form T is the one to use if you were born in the UK and have lived here for the first 10 years of your life.

So it sounds like you are correct.

[cpn86]

I suspected as much, thank you for your help.

[vinny]

This isn't the first time the NCS gave the wrong advice.

Form T is correct.
Form AN may fail if you haven't been granted ILR.