If your first 2 questions refer to filling the absences you just need to enter one of the destination countries. For the purpose of counting the absences the destination is not that relevant unless you are omitting trips which are stamped on your passport. You are applying as non a non EEA citizen b...

According to the main HO guides there's no constraint on travelling after you submitted your naturalisation application. If of course as soon as you submitted your application you move definitely abroad that would be considered deception and (if they find out) could be ground for rejection.

When uploading the proof of identity, in my case passport, can I just upload the main page with the photo id or do I need to upload every single couple of pages ? 45 pages total

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Hi, can someone please clarify if after the appointment do you receive your BRP by courier ? Or do you receive your BRP when the application for naturalisation gets approved ?

Tried to read the FAQ on UKCVAS but it's not mentioned ! thanks

Thanks, keeping another question in the same topic because they are quite similar so I don't create a new one. If we are over 90 but below 100 absences in the final year is it advisable to answer yes on the following question (and explaining this was due to covid restrictions) : Are there any reason...

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Excellent, thank you. She was just away for 95 days in the last 12 months i.e. 5 days over than the allowed 90 days. So i believe, it is ok to apply now.

how did it go ? did she apply with 95 days absences in the final 12 months

An application for naturalisation doesn't provide any immigration status so she should apply for settled status immediately providing a valid excuse.

Soon after getting British passports my wife and daughter will leave UK forever (atleast 7 years if not forever). Do they need to declare it with HM Revenue and other authorities? This violates the future intentions requirement and can be considered deception by the Home Office when they applied fo...

Hello, is it advisable to send the naturalisation application with 104 days absences in the final year? I was planning to justify the additional 4 days due to pandemic restrictions that were in place in Italy back in December '20 and March '21. They are just 4 days so ideally I would have to wait to...

Unless you or one of your family has a complex situation behind him (unusual visas situations, asylum seekers, possible previous breach of immigration laws) hiring an immigration lawyer will be just expensive and will not add real value because as the others mentioned the application is straightforw...

Any government letters you received during these last 5 years are also considered proof of residence, examples : Home Office, NHS, HMRC, Council...make sure they have your name on them and not just "home owner", "the resident"

Thanks all. I will submit my naturalisation application soon, I wanted to know if I need to attend in person the appointment with UKCVAS to upload all the necessary documents or can we just do it online ? Thanks In my case, I used the IDV app instead of going to UKVCAS centre. Layla, so you didn't h...

I will submit my naturalisation application soon, I wanted to know if I need to attend in person the appointment with UKCVAS to upload all the necessary documents or can we just do it online ?

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If you didn't move your residence abroad that means you were still covered by your home country national health care system (uk was still in the European Union). If you can get it, translate it and attach it to your application, better than nothing

If you are e EU citizen request to your home country a S041 form, get if officially translated in English. That proves you were covered by your home country health care system until you moved your residence abroad.

My opinion but I really don't think this would affect your good character requirement.

Got the same pop up, I've noticed that they removed the question if you are applying throw settlement scheme. Just in case I've created a new application from scratch

Has anyone noticed that Home Office have removed the old option of applying as a eu citizen through the settlement scheme and now they left only : Are you either: No An EEA national who has been issued with a permanent residence document A family member of an EEA national who has been issued with a ...

You don't have any restriction on travelling during your waiting time for your UKVCAS appointment. Once you submit your application absences related to your submitted application are not counted anymore unless you will have to submit a new application later on.

Haven't sent my application yet but I also got an S041 official form proving that I was covered in the last 10 years by the Italian healthcare system. Got it translated in English by a registered translator.

I am also in the same situation, around 130days absences in the last 12 months. I wanted to try my luck and apply using discretion because I was unable to come back to the UK from Italy due to covid restrictions. What worries me that if they apply discretion they might ask for official proof (in my ...

If you’re only abroad for a short time, you might be asked to postpone the ceremony until you return to the UK. You must still book your ceremony within 6 months of getting an invitation. https://www.gov.uk/citizenship-ceremonies note that one of the requirements of the naturalisation application is...

I wanted to apply for naturalisation as a EU citizen with settled status, unfortunately due to the current pandemic I was unable last December to come back to the UK due to lack of available flights and tight restrictions in the EU country where I was (no movement was allowed between regions/towns +...

Page 16,17 https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/946855/naturalisation-as-a-british-citizen-by-discretion-v7.0ext.pdf Note: HO is very strict with the absences in the last 1 year. You will have to fulfil other requirements as stated in the a...