Hi ecogle, I have a question regarding you naturalisation especially regarding the following comment "moreover I also did IELTS(2006) with average score 6.5 in Westminster UK". Your certificate would've have been expired correct? If so, did you use the expired certificate for your English ...

Hi all, Just some feedback from my experience. I was required to travel for work after my naturalisation ceremony but before I had a chance to apply for my passport. Like the previous poster I am on dual-nationality. Initially I had no problems but later when arriving into Heathrow T5 and Heathrow T...

Ceremony now booked for the 19th June. Strange that dates are so far out... Hi all, received my brown envelope today. Here are my details. Eligibility criteria:5yrs HSMP + 1yr ILR Language criteria met (UK degree, exempt countries, PBS used documents, NARIC, or B1 test):Degree +Life in the UK test+P...

Hi all, received my brown envelope today. Here are my details. Eligibility criteria:5yrs HSMP + 1yr ILR Language criteria met (UK degree, exempt countries, PBS used documents, NARIC, or B1 test):Degree +Life in the UK test+PBS (Calculator Print out) Current nationality:South African Method of applic...

[quote="lynxukauq"]Yes you should not apply if HO receives you application on the dates you were outside UK as you were not physically present, they will refuse your application. Just ask NCS to delay the post or better option to be on the safe side make another appointment with NCS.[/quot...

Hi all, I'm hoping someone can clarify a query for me. I'm about to book an appointment today at NCS but am confused about the residence requirement. I travelled frequently for work and was not physically present in the UK at particular dates. However I do meet the required 5 year rule etc. as have ...

Hi all, I'm in the process of completing and submitting my extension application (HSMP -> Tier 1 (Gen)). However, I'm rather confused with some of the questions. D11. What is the applicant's current immigration status in the United Kingdom? - I'm assuming this is 'Limited leave to remain'. Is this c...