I suggest you use services of NCS when applying and if so state on what basis you are applying. For you information: - 6(1) is when applying based on a 5 years residency + 1 year ILR - 6(2) is when applying as a spouse of BC. (This is section 6 of the British Nationality Act 1981) Thanks again. :)

If you are applying on the basis of 5 years residence and qualifying in your own right, then no, you do not have to tick or include. If you are applying as spouse of BC based on 3 years residence, you will likely have a problem if you do not have/submit the documents. How does the the HO distinguis...

by CR001 » Sat Apr 26, 2014 3:32 pm 1.31 to 1.36 - as you are still legally married, you write your husband's details for these questions. 1.37 - if you were previously married and then divorced, write those details here. If you have never been married before your current marriage, leave this quest...

Hi there I am in the same situation at the moment. My husband will not provide me with his passport however, I have already obtained his birth certificate from the register office. Can I still use it to replace his passport for my naturalisation application? I obtained my ILR in July 2014 (this yea...