Hi,
Apologies if there is already a thread about this which I should've posted in.
I've lived in the UK since Sep-2010 and am an EEA citizen.
I recently applied for British citizenship (Feb-2017) as a worker, but was refused on the grounds of not meeting the permanent residency requirement. Just got this answer yesterday (May-2017).
When I applied for permanent residency (Sep-2016), they sent me a document which has "registration certificate" written on it, not "permanent residency".
I wasn't aware this document wasn't enough, as I hadn't received any communications from the Home Office indicating that my application for a "permanent residency" was, in fact, unsuccessful.
They also did not provide any explanation as to why I did not receive the "permanent residency" document and why they sent me a "registration certificate" instead.
I've now lost approximately £1,300 because of this.
Do I have any options? I'm seeing an immigration lawyer next week.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Many thanks,
Alex
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