I also received an email from the Home Office (no letter by post). On my citizenship ceremony day, Brent Council just checked Home Office email on my phone screen (you don't even need to print out that email letter!), and my BRP card before we were allowed to go inside the ceremony hall. The entire ...
The email letter you received from the Home Office is sufficient. On your citizenship ceremony day, you need to bring Home Office email letter (on your phone), and your BRP card as a proof of ID. You can also bring along your first country's passport, just to be on the safe side.
Yes, you do not have to wait for the 12-month qualifying period in order to apply for naturalisation, given the fact that you're married to a British citizen. You have the correct information. You cannot apply on 18 July 2021, if you were not physically present on this date in 2018. But as you said,...
It is illegal to use your BRP card as a travel document, once you have attended the citizenship and awarded British Nationality by the Home Office. Your BRP card is no longer a valid document, and you should return it to the Home Office asap. You may be fined up to £1,000, if you don’t return your B...
Hi That's perfectly fine, if you haven't received an acknowledgement. I never received mine either - only an email confirming that payment was received, back in January. Also, if you don't receive a letter by post from the Home Office regarding the outcome of your application, don't be surprised. So...
