You now have a criminal record which should of been disclosed when you made the application, it is possible to be put in prison for not paying train fares. Most people who do that will get a letter stating that you may get a criminal record, a fine of up to £1,000, a prison sentence, a suspended sen...
It would be impossible for you to have a criminal record without you knowing about it. If you had been caution by the police about it this would stay active for 5 years and then be spent but would show up on your record for life. But as you have not been to the police station or a criminal court the...
You can fax a copy of your BRP to the airline before you return it, phone the airline to check they have received it and are happy with it. Then get them to email you to confirm that you are good to fly.
Had you wanted to fly with Etihad Airlines you can fax or email them a copy of your BRP before you return it which they are more than happy to accept. Which would be a resolve around not showing it at check in.
Another person who entered the UK with a Naturalisation Certificate know dout the scare monger will be out soon to say you can not do it. Still no reports of anyone being refused entry into the UK using a Naturalisation Certificate
To The Op Flew back from Thailand TODAY 11/04/2016 Showed BRP to check in no problem, arrived Abu Dhabi had to show my BRP to be aloud to Board again NO Problem. Arrived back in the UK show BRP and My Citizenship Certificate NO PROBLEM was just told to apply for a UK passport before flying again. A...
To The Op Flew back from Thailand TODAY 11/04/2016 Showed BRP to check in no problem, arrived Abu Dhabi had to show my BRP to be aloud to Board again NO Problem. Arrived back in the UK show BRP and My Citizenship Certificate NO PROBLEM was just told to apply for a UK passport before flying again. Al...
If you new or not does not really matter in such you committed fraud, yes you should declare it better you do it than they find out where it could lead to more problems for you
The OP maybe interested in an older post which reads: Hi All - I'm aware that this thread is an old one but I can't find a recent one on the topic and wanted to post this in case anyone was looking for an up-to-date account of travelling on a foreign passport with a UK Naturalisation certificate. I ...
I know a person who entered the USA on a us visa waiver after spending time in prison, he lied on the application which is not a good thing to do but going by the previous post that should be impossible if government departments have access to a persons records which they don't they have to request ...
Airlines do not need such 'direct access' to 'UK immigration files', that's not how its done. OK to board (OTB) processing (including visa/document checks) is handled by Advanced Passenger Information systems (APIS). Many airlines are now heavily invested in APIS and related systems. I would suggest...
One thing that should not be forgotten is upon a person ariving back to the UK without a right to abode stamp in there passport and want to use an expired BRP and Citizenship document is: It should be remembered that the absence of evidence to establish a claim to the right of abode is not, in itsel...
By the way, don't be so sure that airlines are unable to check whether the BRP is still active as the card has a machine readable zone (MRZ) Machine readable zone (MRZ) which allows information printed on the permit to be read instantly by machine. The ' chip inside' symbol on the front is provided ...
Following a grant of citizenship your BRP will be cancelled, which means a carrier may refuse to accept it as evidence that you are entitled to reside in the UK. As all airlines do not have access to UK immigration computers at the point of check in and with being presented with a BRP which appears ...
Imagine an hypothetical situation. You have got a British passport and your are coming back to home form a non-EU country. You boarded the plane with your passport and somehow you lost the passport. Now at the immigration counter you are saying you are British but you can't prove it as you have los...
A COE isn't a Naturalisation certificate. It's proof of Right of Abode. Yes I know that but in reality all that is required is to prove you are English to be allowed to enter as a British citizen and also the other part which is more relevant is! It should be remembered that the absence of evidence...
It is known for a fact that and person can not be refused entry into a country they are a citizen of, so in that respect the naturalisation Certificate proves this. I just wanted to know what sort of if any delays there would be at Heathrow. Really? My understanding is that the UK has signed but no...
Many members arrange for someone to open the post for them while they are away. A simple phone call from anywhere in the world is all it takes to book a date for the ceremony. :| Someone may well do that but the reference was that you have 90 days which one would assume is meant to be from receivin...
The requirement to return ILR BRP after ceremony was only added to the AN form in January 2016 and I don't believe HO are currently enforcing the rule retrospectively. It is a fact however that ILR ceases to exist once you become a British citizen and the BRP is therefore immediately invalid as a t...
The requirement to return ILR BRP after ceremony was only added to the AN form in January 2016 and I don't believe HO are currently enforcing the rule retrospectively. It is a fact however that ILR ceases to exist once you become a British citizen and the BRP is therefore immediately invalid as a t...
You do know that it now needs to be returned so in my opinion you can travel at your own risk but I sure as hell wouldn't want to risk that hefty fine. Good luck buddy :-) surely if they really want the cards back they inform people until such time there is very little chance of anyone ever being f...
It can't really be ignorance when a person is not told that they have to return the card, nothing was put in the letter from the home office. From what I understand this was only required from Jan this year Is someone expected to check the home office website every day to check such things? Boarding...
My wife became an Birtish Citizen in February and we never had time to apply for a UK passport as we could not change the date of our flights and they where booked long before we even applied for citizenship. Which she got much quicker than I was expecting. What I am asking is has anyone recently tr...
