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Children are Registered as British not Naturalised (for adults). Why would HO object do you believe??Our child was born in the UK so we intend to apply for naturalization immediately after I get a positive decision letter for settlement (will HO have an objection with that?).
Yes, one form.Am I correct in understanding that I only need to fill in one Set(O) for myself and spouse details and not a separate Set(O) for spouse as we are applying at the same time?
CR001 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 11:57 amChildren are Registered as British not Naturalised (for adults). Why would HO object do you believe??Our child was born in the UK so we intend to apply for naturalization immediately after I get a positive decision letter for settlement (will HO have an objection with that?).
If the child is UK born and entitled to register, this is acceptable, regardless of whether a UK born child has a visa or not. HO know the rules.Cofresh wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 12:33 pmThat's because the child is 4 y.o. and has a pakistani passport - we did not have settled status when the child was born. Currently the child is a Tier 2 dependent too.CR001 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 11:57 amChildren are Registered as British not Naturalised (for adults). Why would HO object do you believe??Our child was born in the UK so we intend to apply for naturalization immediately after I get a positive decision letter for settlement (will HO have an objection with that?).
You will need to check if the test centre you took the IELTS exam at, is still in the list of approved centres. In my case, this wasnt so, and I took the GESE Level 5 exam with Trinity College London. You cannot use expired certificates (even if they were accepted in the previous applications) if the centre is not on the approved test centre list anymore.Some application specific question:
Question 1. Language. I have previously proven English language ability by taking IELTS (around 7 years ago). This certificate has 2 years validity ofc and it was part of my initial application for previous visa as well as the Tier 2 visa and tier 2 renewal (at which point it was definitely been two years). Now that I am making an ILR application, am I correct to assume that I should include the same certificate and since it has already been accepted, it doesn't become invalid after two years and I won't have to take a language test again (or UKNARIC certificate for my masters degree from Pakistan). My wife has the same certificate but she completed a UK Masters degree so she's covered anyways.
CR001 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 12:37 pmIf the child is UK born and entitled to register, this is acceptable, regardless of whether a UK born child has a visa or not. HO know the rules.Cofresh wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 12:33 pmThat's because the child is 4 y.o. and has a pakistani passport - we did not have settled status when the child was born. Currently the child is a Tier 2 dependent too.CR001 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 11:57 amChildren are Registered as British not Naturalised (for adults). Why would HO object do you believe??Our child was born in the UK so we intend to apply for naturalization immediately after I get a positive decision letter for settlement (will HO have an objection with that?).
trueblue19 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 1:40 pmYou will need to check if the test centre you took the IELTS exam at, is still in the list of approved centres. In my case, this wasnt so, and I took the GESE Level 5 exam with Trinity College London. You cannot use expired certificates (even if they were accepted in the previous applications) if the centre is not on the approved test centre list anymore.Some application specific question:
Question 1. Language. I have previously proven English language ability by taking IELTS (around 7 years ago). This certificate has 2 years validity ofc and it was part of my initial application for previous visa as well as the Tier 2 visa and tier 2 renewal (at which point it was definitely been two years). Now that I am making an ILR application, am I correct to assume that I should include the same certificate and since it has already been accepted, it doesn't become invalid after two years and I won't have to take a language test again (or UKNARIC certificate for my masters degree from Pakistan). My wife has the same certificate but she completed a UK Masters degree so she's covered anyways.
Corrected - its Registration, not naturalisation. It should not make a difference for our application.
Yes, need one form only
The test centre is still valid (PK011) and the IELTS score was submitted in original Tier 2 (General) application. The test does not expire in this case after two years and the requirement stays met.Cofresh wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 11:47 amQuestion 1. Language. I have previously proven English language ability by taking IELTS (around 7 years ago). This certificate has 2 years validity ofc and it was part of my initial application for previous visa as well as the Tier 2 visa and tier 2 renewal (at which point it was definitely been two years). Now that I am making an ILR application, am I correct to assume that I should include the same certificate and since it has already been accepted, it doesn't become invalid after two years and I won't have to take a language test again (or UKNARIC certificate for my masters degree from Pakistan). My wife has the same certificate but she completed a UK Masters degree so she's covered anyways.
Haven't had a response but found plenty of individual letters and joint letters (joint account statement), electoral roll registration & polling cards, childcare invoices (both names on it) etc. Should be sufficient.Cofresh wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 11:47 amQuestion 3: Cohabitation. We have got plenty of letters, mostly individual letters at the same address including voting cards, payslips, driving licenses etc. Our main bank account is a joint one, the statement of which will be included too. Latest water bill includes both of our names. This address is same as our previous application too. Sufficient? or anything else needed? Her passport has my name as husband's name since before we first came to UK and if that's not enough, she's got plenty of shopping on our joint account .
I did a thorough search and found my old passports. Question hasn't been answered but the issue has been resolved.Cofresh wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 11:47 amQuestion 4: Previous Passport. Few months ago, I put them somewhere before travelling and haven't found them in the obvious places. I have some photos of relevant pages for the previous passports. How important will it be to find them or file a report with the police for lost previous passports (if they even consider filing such a report). In my renewal (2015) application, it was my previous passport that was valid at that time. I haven't misplaced any current documents (BRP/Passport etc).