Hi Sams, we have submitted my husband's application for naturalisation now. The form was ok to fill in - the guidance notes are really helpful, just follow them step by step. My husband had to do a Life in the Uk test which was ok, he purchased the recommended book and he did study quite hard prior ...
Thanks for the reply djb123 and thanks for the link to that list of referees - it was most helpful as I see nurses are on the list too and we know a couple of nurses very well. Thanks for your help.
Hi guys, my husband is applying for British naturalisation as he has had indefinite leave to remain here in the UK since our marriage 7 years ago. The form seems ok to fill in accept the following parts; (1) Referees - the first referee needs to be a professional who has known my husband personally ...
Ha ha, yes, my husband is booked in for the Life in the UK at the end of March to give him some time to study for it! At least we have had a bit of fun competing against each other in the mock tests on line. There are many questions most Brits wouldn't know! But we have the Jouney to Citizenship boo...
Thanks guys, you guys have a lot more experience than me in this field so I appreciate your advice and although I may be fed up, I'm certainly not silly. I won't ever risk my husband and I not being together in the UK so I understand that naturalisation is the only way to guarantee this and will the...
Thanks for the advice guys. In answer to your question John my husband has never applied for naturalisation before simply because he didn't need it. It has only arisen as the best thing to do now as we are heading to Oz to live and his Indefinite Leave to Remain lapses after he is out of the UK for ...
Hi guys, I hope you can help me. I am a British citizen living in the UK with my New Zealander husband who has indefinite leave to remain in the UK. He has held that for almost 6 years, and he has lived in the UK with me for 7 years since our marriage in 2001. However we are going to move to Austral...
