Hi Gidoc, I've heard various reasons myself as to why doctors (including consultants) don't feature on the lis of accepted professions - the most plausible, to my mind, is that they were taken off in an attempt to reduce the number of people booking appointments with their doctors just to get their ...

First off, did you live in the UK for the first 10 years of your life? If you did you can apply using Form T which makes it all a lot more simple. More information is on the UKBA site here - http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/britishcitizenship/applying/applicationtypes/bornintheuk With British Prote...

As an addendum to the common sense point, which is certainly the case, the common thing of the listed acceptable professions is that they are all qualified professionals of some sort, or work in publically accountable positions. So for your employee of JP Morgan, it would depend on their level of re...

I would recommend caution here and calling the UKBA to confirm how you should declare this. If you are separated now I suspect they will advise you to declare that to be the case, and that you will need to apply independently of your wife. The important thing to note is that spouse/partner applicati...