The simple solution to this is to make a Subject Access Request, which would hold all the information concerning the OP's immigration history. Armed with this, he can apply personally at the PEO for his ILR to be issued and placed in the new passport. Alternatively, if the OP knows his HO Reference...

so do you all think that he should contact solicitors to solve this problem on this behalf?? or do it himself? can he re-apply the ILR stamp without any supporting documentation when filling the form? note that calling the Home Office or Passport Office hasnt been helpful at all, and they wont budge...

............ Incidentally, he doesn't have to apply for naturalisation. As a BNO, he can apply for registration which is simpler/cheaper/quicker. http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applying/nationality/advice/bn12 What country is his wife from and does she want to become a British citizen too? thanks...

I would very much expect that the Home Office have a file documenting his ILR status. How did he obtain his ILR? Regarding his children, if they were born in 1993 and 1995 (before he got ILR), are they British based on their mother's status as a permanent resident? (EU citizens were deemed permanen...

I am asking for help on behalf of my friend from all the experienced and experts here. hope someone could shed some light onto his problem stated below. He is a Hong Kong national, holding British Citizen (Overseas) [BNO] passport, with ILR granted sometime around year 1999-2000. recently his passpo...