Automatic acquisition of British citizenship Children who have automatically acquired British citizenship do not need to be registered. There are two ways a child can automatically be a British citizen without needing to register. 1 British citizenship otherwise than by descent A child born in the ...
possibly illogical or supersticious, but knowing how people who work in public service areas tend to react to being constantly asked questions about applications etc.. I think they sometimes can be somewhat weary of people who contact them a lot which can also result in them dragging their heels. Th...
well even if it may be my documents returning at least I know there is some progress. I am hesitant to contact the home office to ask though as I don't want to jinx my application
I received a delivery today from a mail courier company however was not there to get the delivery on contacting them they did say it was from UKBA so fingers toes and everything else is currently crossed as I don't know if they are just returning my passports etc... to me (as i did a postal submissi...
You have to qpply for naturalisation as a British Citizen before you can apply for a passport as a passport is just a travel document issued to a citizen, which you only become when you are naturalised see the link below http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/britishcitizenship/applying/applicationtypes/...
that's right the home office official waiting time is 6mths if you look at the site but it does not tend to be that long if they are not flooded with applications or your application is not complicated
JAJ is 100% right . Section 3(1) They were born in India and therefore have to be naturalised not have entitlement so you as a naturalised citizen would be apply to get your children who are under 18 and not born to british parent(as at the time of their birth neither you nor your wife was British n...
addas18 you need all the documents listed at the end of the form related to your category of application such as bank statements for the spcified period(see the form), wage slips, P60's, Life in the UK pass certificates(originals) for both you and wife, children Birth certificates, marriage certific...
If your citizenship is successful, apply for British passport and then your wife can apply as spouse of a british national which is shorter than 5 years. This is regardless of how long she got ILR as long as she has ILR upon application. You don't have to get a British passport as it seems to be a ...
if you were out of the UK for most of that 6 week period then you don't have nothing to worry about, just put your main addresses (so the one which was permanent prior to this 6week period and the one after)that is and then explain the gap in permanent address referring to the period spent out of th...
the most accurate info will be fine once there are no gaps and if you were on holiday this would be shown in your travel period record for time spent out of the UK during the qualifying period. You could maybe just call the HO to ask about this I'm sure if it's just a 6 week period then the place wh...
No the baby would not be eligible for Citizenship as she did not have ILR before the child was born. She would be able to apply for the child as a dependedent of someone settled in the UK I thinks using the blow Form SET(F) Form SET(F) is for settlement applications by family members. You can use fo...
that should not be a problem, but they may ask you questions about your study etc... The Problem is as you have finished your course this may be an issue as they could deny you re-entry if they feel you may overstay you visa(which i know would not be your aim) but the Immigration officer could decli...
yes you need the addresses and you would just need to explain this in the further information section of the form reasons you needed to live in hotels etc...You could possibly send any suppoorting documents which would make it easy for them to decifer the reasons. to avoid wasting time. Yes your app...
no your payslips won't be enough as in the list of documents they specifically ask for bank statements for a specific number of months prior to the date you applied and beleive me they will ask you for them if you have not provided enough and this will just delay your application. Safest things is t...
No your question is not a silly one, as any mistakes in the application process could leave you out of pocket, waiting a long time for a reply, or needing to reapply again in full as you may get a refusal which would cost you more. Firstly there is no in person appointments for naturalisation, you c...
Guys may I say this board is not one for nationalism, beloved, illegal migraton, or anything else of the sort. It is for the support of people who immigrate around the world whether they are british, australian, african, indian, asian, chinese, west indian, etc... Because beleive it or not people im...
i never said it was unfair, I basically said to vanelsen that this is what happens with immigration in any country, thus the reason why vanelsen is not entitled to be european, as he is a citizen of another independent country though like many people has heritage which may stretch back to europe.
meats there is no reason for you to try to defend england in response to my post because that is exactly what i am saying, which is, Every country has immigration rules and these change with time and people out of the country do lose entitlement and that's just the way it is So why say that it is u...
