Home interview? Never hear about this one for citizenship applications
Are applying as a spouse? Is there anything else special with your aplication?

Unless you are a sposue of a British citizen you need to be free of immigration restrictions (I.e.ILR) for 12 months.

"most countries" are not the UK and the reference you provided is not really intended for dual citizens. I also went through the same query you currently have and challange you or anyone in the forum to provide official UKBA guidance that a dual citizen has to enter and leave the UK with a...

First, as far as I know there is no official guidance about dual citizens entering or departing the UK with a British passport. I was also told this by people but in fact could not find any official guidance. Second, I was told by an immigration officer that you can show your naturalization certific...

If you run your life by imagining negative "what ifs" I can provide you with plenty more scenarios to worry about.

No. You were not and not going to be charged let alone convicted of anything. forget about it.

I meant of course reducing the people who can apply for ILR.
Once you have ILR i.e. settelement that's it from their point of view as you can settle indefinitely in the country with or without evetually being a citizen.

riz20112011 - I see you are not missing any opportunity to stress yourself.
The government is now preoccupied in reducing people with ILR. For sure, nothing will happen with naturalization until July and probably much after.

You worry too much. The form does not say so. It says to mention all convictions and charges pending prosecutions. forget about it and move on.

Yes you can with no worries

August 2011

I'm just trying to help out and will repeat my question: What specifically did you do in contrary to your driving license? - The reason is that if you, for example, driving on a provisional license by yourself then you were also uninsured which might lower your chances further beacuse driving while ...

Was the fine/points given by court or was it a fixed penalty?
What was the specific offence you committed?

(If it is a conviction in court you have no certainty of beng approved until conviction is spect- it will depend on the specific caseworker and your specific conviction)

I think you are too anxious. If there was an offence and/or points it would have been transferred to his UK driving license. You (or him) can also contact the police and enquire directly but it seems you already did that and was told there is nothing on him. You could also apply for a SAR (Subject A...

Since it was an "in country" application I don't see why the next travel is relevant. It should be like any other in-country visa extension and/or change so I beleive the day that counts is what appears on your passport or what appears in the documentation you recieved when your status was...

All my childern were born in the UK. I have following questions: Can I apply for my kids' citizenship/registration on the basis of my ILR? Yes If I can then I have following fe questions. Do they get a British passport after the application is successful? They can but you have to apply for one throu...

newbie1234 - I'm sure if desiworld ever called the home office and then will post their reply - they (HO) would just repeat the standard guidleines to him which is posted in this thread already. As far as I know, there is no way you can be absent for 300 days in the year following ILR (unless spouse...

desiworld - You are probably wasting your time or going to lose your application fee. I doubt you will recieve discretion over the absences during the 12 months prior to the naturalization request even if you still receive salary or pay NI in the UK. And also - spouses of British citizens do not nee...

You were already given the answer by sushdmehta and its probably no.

The caseworker instructions provde the caseworker with discrection when it comes to a single minor offence - which seems to me to be your case. You can find the link to the good character guidelines in mine many other previous posts here. There isn't 100% certainty they will approve your application...

If a court issued you with a fine then you should declare it. You should explain the incident in your application and it is most likely to be approved assuming it's your only court conviction/fine.

A couple of weeks ago i filled out the forms and sent them to the home office in Liverpool Why didn't you use NCS? 1.I am unemployed and i am not taking any state benefits will that be a problem? No 2.i have never taken any state benefits, as my family and friends have provided for me No and not rel...

The letter clearly states that you will not be prosecuted so you have no problem and don't even need to declare this.

Did you notify Canadian Immigration that you decided not to go ahead with your Canadian residency application? If so and assuming they had not/will not stamp your passport I don't see your problem. If they do stamp your passport then you can still explain your situation (that you changed your mind a...

Manas - Labour's "path to citizenship" was supposed to be introduced in July 2011 so that should answer your question