Birth certificate and one of the parents pp is adequate proof of parental responsibility

jay.ho wrote: ↑

Sat May 12, 2018 4:32 pm

Hi all my question is about MN1 form for my daughter she is only 2 is GP can sign MA1 form or not please advice

Some members have reported that GP's do not usually want to give references. You can always use a professional referee from the list of acceptable referees that knows your child.

RenuTimilsina12 wrote: ↑

Sat May 12, 2018 4:58 pm

Hi,
Can I apply British citizen and passport together? Do I have to use one of these NCS or NDRS?
Thanks

You can only apply for naturalization and passport together if you are using NCS or NDRS.

You can just say ILR applic made by your parents on your behalf and add as much details as you can about the date of the application

zeb17 wrote: ↑

Fri May 11, 2018 10:29 pm

i am from pakistan and my wife is from Romania.

You are not required to return your PR card as you are a family member of an EEA national

From my understanding, your in time application and appeal were covered under section 3c. The 28 day rule was abolished in 2016 after your subsequent application was made in 2015, which was successfully approved. 28 day rule has now been reduced to 14 days. I think it will not be an issue in your ca...

Use MN1 form for application for your child's application if child is under 18yrs.

Got our BRPs today. So, I can include BRP's in the application. Another question, While posting the completed application, do I need to include any self addressed pre-paid envelope for UKVI to return my documents? (BRPs and Child birth certificate) Yes for additional safety of the return of your do...

Dear all, I am completing my paper application for citizenship on my own as I do not want to use the NCS. I have some questions and hope you can clarify them for me. Thank you very much in advance. 1. When completing question 6.7 (BRP enclosed), I choose “Yes” and then go to question 6.11 which ask...

Passport fee deduction doesn't mean your application is approved. The fee is taken as part of the joint application process Hi CR001 With all due respect, the letter council issue when they someone use a JCAP states below: Following a successful citizenship application your passport application and...

cuongthanhtri wrote: ↑

Fri May 11, 2018 7:34 pm

Thank you very much. My ILR was approved on 10 Oct 2017 so you mean I can make an application on 10 Oct 2018?

Yes

I included a prepaid postal envelope in an application once to HO and they still used regular mail to return my documents.

10th October 2018 is the date your ILR was approved so you can apply 1 yr from this date

I think you have too many issues going on that are likely to affect your good character. I not think you will get a 10 yr ban if you declare and they refuse your application unless you were in breach of immigration requirements.

n8net wrote: ↑

Thu May 10, 2018 3:37 pm

what happends after NDRS submission ? do they sent ack by post ?

how long for decison ?

No they do not
They aim to respond within 6 months. Some applicants get approval from as early as 4 weeks and it takes over 6 months for some.

It is one of the first processes that they carry out. Did you not use the guide to complete your application? You can always members if you are unsure of any part of the form that you filled incorrectly?

Lalamama1997 wrote: ↑

Wed May 09, 2018 12:30 am

It doesn't say anywhere in the application

I found those two addresses on gov website

Ok. It is no 2 address. It is on the guidance

Check your application form. The address to return your form is there

Hey guys, thanks for the reply, it is a gamble I am willing to take instead of waiting not knowing that I could be eligible. I sent my application last week with a cover letter explaining the situation and my argument along with a p45 from when I quit my job in order not to breach the law by being ...

A conviction is a conviction and it will be silly for the OP to be asking for reconsideration and be trivializing the offence. One would expect that the OP should request for her mitigation to be reconsidered. Agree that she regrets her actions, show genuine remorse and stress that they should not u...

If I remember correctly, COA was a requirement to marry in the UK as a non EEA National. If you made an application for a COA before your visa expired, you had up to 3 months on your visa bf it expired (which was a requirement at the time) and they took time in responding, you are not entirely to bl...

It's also important to keep in mind the UK government can decide to bestow citizenship however they wish, by whatever means they wish. They can also deny it for whatever reason they like (however menial or arcane) or no reason at all. Indeed that is a right of any sovereign nation. No, I disagree o...

If the job you did was genuine and effective and not marginal or ancillary then you can be classed under worker. You were obviously classed as a worker which is why your PR was approved. Should not be a problem for naturalization if this was the case.

Reposting - I am finding the sequence of questions in the 'English language requirement' section a bit confusing. So, I now have a certificate from Trinity for the B1 test which is what I want to use to fulfil this requirement. (I also have a degree from the Unites States, however, I do not want to...

RenuTimilsina12 wrote: ↑

Mon May 07, 2018 7:04 am

Hi
Do I have to wait 12 monrhs to apply British citizenship?

Thanks

No you do not if your spouse is British. Remember that you have to be physically present in the UK 3/5 yrs prior to your application.