I totally agree that any generalization based on an infinitesimally small ratio is inappropriate, never mid statistically insignificant. My only gripe with the process is the sometimes apparent lack of consistency in processing times. A straightforward application submitted in July should be process...

FINALLY!!! Eligibility criteria: Married to British Citizen + ILR (married 22 years/ILR since Sept 2011; resident in UK since July 2011) Language criteria met: Exempt Country Current nationality: USA Method of application: NCS Council name if NCS used: Cheshire East Date of application: 15 July 2014...

UK immigration is most secure and reliable in this universe. Every little movement/history/record in their Hard Disk. For naturalisation 1 month more then enough. If everything on their record, then why need to wait for 6 month?? With all due respect, the 'Hard Disk" has no record of your tax ...

chrisonzen wrote: No, you are not blind... The button is just not there

well that's a relief.......

Might as well add my timeline.... Eligibility criteria: Married to British Citizen + ILR (married 22 years/ILR since Sept 2011; resident in UK since July 2011) Language criteria met: Exempt Country Current nationality: USA Method of application: NCS Council name if NCS used: Cheshire East Date of a...

Might as well add my timeline.... Eligibility criteria: Married to British Citizen + ILR (married 22 years/ILR since Sept 2011; resident in UK since July 2011) Language criteria met: Exempt Country Current nationality: USA Method of application: NCS Council name if NCS used: Cheshire East Date of ap...

Yeah - my first thought was those dates just don't seem correct.

by adil_suleman » Mon Sep 01, 2014 2:50 pm Eligibility criteria: Married to British Citizen 2yrs + 1 years ILR Language criteria met: IELTS Method of application: NCS Slough Date of application: 15/07/2014 Payment method: Debit Card Date of receipt by UKBA: 16/07/2014 Date of acknowledgment: receiv...