I did tell the lady at NCS that I was hesitant as to whether to put my automatically acquired PR date or the one on the card, she told me "don't worry, I know what I'm doing" and put the date on my PR card, I mean after all it's her job right, so why wouldn't I trust them, the only reason...

You made a mistake by putting in the "Date Permanent Residence Issued". (NCS should not have allowed this) It is your job to prove your eligibility for British Citizenship. HO decision is correct, they simply checked that date and the result was obvious - 12 months have not passed yet. Yo...

No, I did not fill in the date acquired (Dec 2014) which is when I received my PR, anywhere on the application form. I just put a tick next to '• A document certifying permanent residence or a permanent residence card issued by UKVI ' in the supporting documents section at the end of the applicatio...

No, I did not fill in the date acquired (Dec 2014) which is when I received my PR, anywhere on the application form. I just put a tick next to '• A document certifying permanent residence or a permanent residence card issued by UKVI ' in the supporting documents section at the end of the applicatio...

I can't actually believe what I heard. How can you not look at documents provided to you? Especially when you are paying a fair amount of money, this is quite negligent on their part. :evil: I hope all is well and someone competent looks over the documentation provided with form NR because this is ...

Hi thank you so much for replying and giving a very insightful answer. I will write a letter print it off and submit it for reconsideration with the form NR. I just can't believe they are that lazy as not to check all of the documentation, part of me believes they did it to get more money. :evil: T...

Hi all, So today I received a letter from the Home Office saying my application was refused because I haven't been a Permanent Resident for 12 months. I arrived in the UK in 2007 and was dependent on my mother (I am and my mother is an EU Citizen) for all of this time - she was exercising her treat...

Hi all, So today I received a letter from the Home Office saying my application was refused because I haven't been a Permanent Resident for 12 months. I arrived in the UK in 2007 and was dependent on my mother (I am and my mother is an EU Citizen) for all of this time - she was exercising her treaty...

Congratulations to everyone getting approvals.

bura wrote:any news May applicants ?

April applicants are already getting approvals

May approvals shouldn't be far away now... hopefully. We might get first approvals for May end of the month maybe.

if you gonna apply now (before 12 months passed from date on your PR card) don't send it as it may just make thinks complicated. send the same documents that you have send with EEA3 application plus one more year. Wouldn't they know anyway that they have issued me the PR document? They would. As th...

It really doesn't matter as long as you have sufficient proof that you have been here the required amount of time. PR Cards in citizenship applications are just there to make things easier for the caseworker so they don't have to go through pages and pages of P60's, letters, etc. As once you have PR...

Eligibility criteria: 5 Years + 1 Year PR (EEA Family Member) Language Criteria: Life in the UK + English at B1.1 Qual. Method of application: NCS Date of application: 19/05/15 Date of receipt by UKBA: 20/05/15 Date of debit of fees: 22/06/2015 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 14/06/2015 Date of ...

You can't get special treatment just because you're going on a holiday. It doesn't work like that, even how straightforward the case is. Citizenship is not a right but a privilege, and you have to jump through every hoop that HO presents you with. Of course you can always include a covering letter a...

Some people in similar situations that may be able to help to clear your question:

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Eligibility criteria: 5 Years + 1 Year PR (EEA Family Member) Language Criteria: Life in the UK + English at B1.1 Qual. Method of application: NCS Date of application: 19/05/15 Date of receipt by UKBA: 20/05/15 Date of debit of fees: 22/06/2015 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 14/06/2015 Date of ...

I'm almost certain a call to their 0300 number would suffice, they're master of taking money out -in record time. :mrgreen: I would but their call centre is closed on weekends. :( I feel like my application is now going to get rejected and sent back because they failed to put in the correct securit...

Hello, So I called my bank today and they told me that someone tried to take out the sum of £1005 on the 6th of June but weren't able to because the security code they entered was incorrect. :evil: I gave all of my card details, and I remember writing the correct security number. What can I do now? ...

Hello, An e-mail was sent out to my mothers email address (for some reason not mine?) that they have received my application. This was on the 8th of June. But still no deduction of fees. Should I call my bank? I can make purchases, etc with my card so it doesn't look like its blocked or is this on H...

Eligibility criteria: 5 Years + 1 Year PR (EEA Family Member) Language Criteria: Life in the UK + English at B1.1 Qual. Method of application: NCS Date of application: 19/05/15 Date of receipt by UKBA: 20/05/15 Date of debit of fees: TBC Date of receipt of acknowledgement: TBC Date of receipt of app...

hi..i am married to a uk citizen..and will be submitting my naturalization application beginning of june when i complete 3 years. Both my referees know me for less than 3 years. One knows me for 2 years 10 months and the other for 2.5 years. Will my application be successful if i submit it with the...

Hello, I put here my English Certificate and I ask for help what is Titel of qualification and what is Level of qualification and where if is it the last number award reference number? Thank you very much You need to put the reference number you were e-mailed after passing your exam which starts wi...

I think you are making your case too complicated for yourself. I'd say wait until you are 18 and considered a fully fledged adult and then do a Life in the UK test + take an English exam at B1 and then apply through naturalisation. Get a PR card for the sake of it. Then submit your parents' P60's fo...

They shouldn't need it as they have your Life in the UK pass on record. Thanks for the swift reply!! :mrgreen: So should they notice it and need it, will they just write to me and ask for it? Because I'm freaking out right now that my application may be rejected because of one little hick up. :x

Hello, I used Nationality Checking Service to send off my application. They scanned all of my documents and sent it off with the original Life in The UK Test and the English Language Qualification. However, I used my driver's license as ID when I did my Life in the UK Test. The woman at NCS said she...