Hi, I am filing the form AN. 1). There is a question that says do you have any dependant not apply with you at this time. I am not sure what to select. I am married to a British citizen and we have 2 kids who are British. Do I select yes or No? 2). My second confusing question is "when did you...

Hi, I am filing the form AN. 1). There is a question that says do you have any dependant not apply with you at this time. I am not sure what to select. I am married to a British citizen and we have 2 kids who are British. Do I select yes or No? 2). My second confusing question is "when did you...

Hello, I'd like to apply for naturalisation. Many years ago, I obtained a Master's degree in Law in the UK (LLM, 12 months degree). Is this sufficient to exempt me from taking a test of knowledge of the English language? Could someone please advise? Thank you How long ago was it in numbers rather j...

On the face of it the letters should be ok - unfortunately there's no guidance in terms of when they should be issued, but if you think about it, a P60 issued five years ago will still be accepted. And it seems those employers are probably still in business so can easily be traced. I don't believe ...

OK, you could use the payslips then, or if you have a council tax bill for 2021/22 you could include that, again just one document. Perfect, as long as letters are not needed, it's great. It was always a choice between documents, either P60 or Employer Letter or something else, never all of them - ...

P60s for the qualifying period only are enough. Good morning, I've just realised that I have a couple of letters issued by my past employers, where they confirm when and how long I worked for them. I requested them because I planned to use them for a new job application. I think I could attach them...

Good morning, I've just realised that I have a couple of letters issued by my past employers, where they confirm when and how long I worked for them. I requested them because I planned to use them for a new job application. I think I could attach them to my UK naturalisation application to prove I w...

CULLINAN wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 07, 2021 12:22 pm

Irreverent. No issue.

Thank you!

Agree - just P60s on their own are sufficient. Not sure where that Home Office advice comes from. Employer letter(s) are sufficient as well - ideal if you worked for the same employer the full period - as was the case when I applied and just submitted one letter. But as you said getting them from m...

CULLINAN wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 07, 2021 12:14 pm

P60s for the qualifying period only are enough.

Thank you. The first operator was quite insistent on the fact that I need the employers' letters, but I am glad she was wrong.

Good morning, I am a EU citizen. I currently hold settled status in the UK and I am planning to apply for naturalisation. I'll have to prove my present in the UK for the last 5 years. I've been living at my current address for almost 4 years. However, while I use my current address for every purpose...

Good morning, I am a EU citizen. I currently hold settled status in the UK and I am planning to apply for naturalisation. I'll have to prove my present in the UK for the last 5 years. I have P60s and payslips covering each month for the last five years. I also have council tax bills. However, when I...

alterhase58 wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 25, 2021 11:19 pm

OK, you could use the payslips then, or if you have a council tax bill for 2021/22 you could include that, again just one document.

Perfect, as long as letters are not needed, it's great.

P60s (a summary of your payslips!) is all that is required, one per year for the five year period, NO payslips. Employer letter is an alternative - if you worked for one employer for the five years a letter is easier normally (just one document). No need for any additional documents to prove reside...

P60s (a summary of your payslips!) is all that is required, one per year for the five year period, NO payslips. Employer letter is an alternative - if you worked for one employer for the five years a letter is easier normally (just one document). No need for any additional documents to prove reside...

Good evening, I need a piece of advice. I've started preparing the documents for my naturalisation application. I've always been employed for the last five years, so I have a payslip for every single month plus P60. As every single month is covered, I thought of asking a letter only to my current em...

I can only vouch for the 16 EXAMS. If you do those I can almost guarantee you will pass. At least 50+ people I have recommended have passed (none failed). Me, my wife, extended family and friends passed through the same. Obviously personal recommendation. Take an informed decision as you wish. I ap...

Google “Life in UK web test.” Do thoroughly the 16 EXAMS ( exams not tests). You will pass the test. We are talking about the PRACTICE SAMPLE “test” and “exam” classification on the recommended website NOT the LIUK test itself. Not sure what is so hard to understand. EXAM 1 EXAM 2 . . EXAM 16 NEW!!...

Did you mean tests or exams? They used to be 15 EXAMS but now are 16 EXAMS (not tests). The same website has tests and exams both. Unless you recommended some other website? I mean, I did the Test only and did not even touch the Exam bit. I guess most questions are the same regardless Test is right...

CULLINAN wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 23, 2021 12:24 am

skasyap wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 22, 2021 11:35 pm

Did you mean tests or exams? They used to be 15 EXAMS but now are 16 EXAMS (not tests). The same website has tests and exams both. Unless you recommended some other website?

Sorry, what's the difference between test and exam?
The Life in the UK test is 24 questions.

Hello, I'd like to apply for naturalisation. Many years ago, I obtained a Master's degree in Law in the UK (LLM, 12 months degree). Is this sufficient to exempt me from taking a test of knowledge of the English language? Could someone please advise? Thank you How long ago was it in numbers rather j...

Hello, I'd like to apply for naturalisation. Many years ago, I obtained a Master's degree in Law in the UK (LLM, 12 months degree). Is this sufficient to exempt me from taking a test of knowledge of the English language? Could someone please advise? Thank you How long ago was it in numbers rather j...

Hello,

I'd like to apply for naturalisation. Many years ago, I obtained a Master's degree in Law in the UK (LLM, 12 months degree). Is this sufficient to exempt me from taking a test of knowledge of the English language?

Could someone please advise?
Thank you

So the documents are uploaded AFTER the application has been submitted?

Would I have enough time to collect the signature between submission and biometrics?

Thank you again.

You've been very kind. 1. Very clear. 2. That basically means that I can put the details of the referees in my application before the 12 months. However, as I can't submit the naturalisation application before that time has passed, the referees will be able to sign the forms only after I submitted t...