CR001 wrote: Tagging your question onto another members topic, especially one that is more than a year old, is usually not the best way to get a response, it is considered rude and it creates confusion. You should start your own topic.

Done, thanks

I have two forenames which I used for naturalisation (2015) and subsequent passport request. So I have Forename1 Forename2 Surname on my British passport. I'm in the process of changing my name (removing Forename1) via enrolled Deed Poll, further to which it will look like Forename2 Surname. Initial...

I'm in a very similar situation and seeking advice. I have two forenames which I used for naturalisation (2015) and subsequent passport request. So I have Forename1 Forename2 Surname on my British passport. I'm in the process of changing my name (removing Forename1 ) via enrolled Deed Poll, further...

I'm in a very similar situation and seeking advice. I have two forenames which I used for naturalisation (2015) and subsequent passport request. So I have Forename1 Forename2 Surname on my British passport. I'm in the process of changing my name (removing Forename1 ) via enrolled Deed Poll, further ...

Great, many thanks CR001

How about the fee for somebody who has not had their biometrics taken? I understand that the Home Office sends an invitation for biometrics once the application is accepted, but not clear whether the £1236 is inclusive of that or if an extra £25 needs to be added at the time of the application (thus...

ohara, are you sure about that? I'm a bit puzzled, as the HO fee master doc states:

If the full fee or biometric data is not provided, then the application will be rejected as invalid. The application will not be considered and the fee will be refunded less an administration fee of £25.

ehm...anyone?

Does this then mean that one can only apply one year from the issue date of the PR confirmation card? Or does one just needs to get the PR confirmation card but can still apply one year from the date PR was actually acquired (and supply additional docs)? Very confusing new requirement which would o...

Thanks vinny

Anybody in the position to kindly advise?

I'm an EU citizen who will be applying for UK PR in August 2015, with the intention of applying for naturalization in August 2016. I understand that between Aug-15 and Aug-16, a newborn child would automatically be considered British citizen because of my Permanent Residency status. But does the rul...

LilyLalilu : FAN-TA-STIC. All crystal clear now. Many, many thanks for your great help.

DMY, thanks, but I am rather confused. Can you please tell me which part of my question (or point) you are addressing with your post?

Thanks

Hi All, Took a good look at several posts but don't quite match my situation. I know the answer is buried somewhere but I thought I'd try with a new post. Therefore be nice :mrgreen: ! Both my wife and I are French nationals who have been living in the UK since June 2010. We intend to apply for Brit...

Hi All, I live in Ireland and I've recently been offered by my company, a US multinational bank, to move to their Operations Centre in Florida as a Manager. I haven't decided yet if I'm going to accept their offer, so I couldn't ask further details on the type of Visa they'll be applying for me and ...