Hi there,
I moved to the United Kingdom in 2015 so I still have quite a lot years until I can become a British Citizen.
Since I'm 21 it's easier for me to learn new things now rather than learning them later on. So I had the idea on the other day of taking the Life in the UK test now as it doesn't have expiration date. It would also be interesting to learn the history and culture of the country that I'm going to dedicate my life to.
So my questions are:
1. is there a possibility that in 4 years time when I'm going to apply for British Citizenship, my application will be refused as my life in the UK test is too old (4 years old)
2. The certification of pass has a postcode on it. As I'm a young professional I'm going to move quite a lot times, so will it be a problem that my future postcode won't match the postcode on the certification?
3. In the application for the test, there is an option of why I want to take the test. Do I need to tick 'Naturalisation' even if it will be in 4 years time?
Thanks!
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