you don't need a written reference letter for citizenship. Where did you read that?

Have you read through the MN1 guide? It should provide the answers to your questions.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... de_mn1.pdf

Have you checked with your previous address if there is any post for you?
Did you do a Royal Mail Redirection service?

UKBA will not provide any updates if it is less than 6 months.

you will need to meet the standard requirements for citizenship with the absence maximums as follows :

5 years before application - no more than 450 days outside the UK
12 months before application - no more than 90 days outside the UK

Could you pls help me with my situation, My baby born in UK last year (2012) March. She applied for Indian passport for urgent travel to India, where she is staying with grand parents at present. My status was on Tier 1 General Migrant visa when baby born. Last week I and my wife got Indefinite Lea...

CD_April2013ILR wrote:Hi CR001,
Thank you for the reply.

If I take BC for the new born baby can I apply for OCI later for him when I get OCI.

can anyone answer my questions.

Regards

Yes, I think you can

If baby is born in UK, why not skip ILR and apply for BC on MN1?

The last comment in this link might answer your question.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=127355

Please can you be patient, someone who can answer your questions will post a reply. We offer our time for free on the forum.

Also, please don't use capital letters - its the same as shouting.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=75081

I am sure that they will help given the fact that you have not received your invitation letter.

Keep us updated and hopefully you will resolve this soon.

Thanks

Char

Called the Council but they couldn't help. They said I have to attend first Ceremony and only then they'll give me my certificate. They gave me 2 HO numbers to call. I called but...no luck.....first number weren't dealing with my problem...second number the same.....so I'M STUCK!! Are there any hum...

You need to contact the registrar office and they will be able to help you. You are suppose to contact the council within 21 days and I really hope that you don't have any problems and that your certificate was not sent back to UKBA. Best would be to explain to the council registrar office what the ...

Have you contacted your council to find out if they have your certificate? Hi, No, I haven't, as I didn't know if they could help. What certificate are you talking about? Don't I get it after the ceremony? I'm confused now.......and I cannot believe that some people have waited 2 years with no resu...

you cannot apply using set(m)!
you have to use set(o) as pbs visa holders.

you should also continue in you original thread rather than start a new one on the same topic

Hi All, I received the approval for the application of British citizenship today in the mail. The letter is dated 5 days ago. It states to contact the Local Authority within 21 days. 1. Does that mean that I am to arrange for AND attend AND complete the ceremony within 21 days? Must the ceremony ta...

???? You cannot apply using Set(M). Your queries have been answered in your original thread.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... ht=#790525

I have waited more than 2 weeks and my letter never arrived. I wrote to them once...nothing.....I wrote again...nothing...and today I sent them an email again. It's been 2 months now since I was supposed to get that letter! What shall I do next? It's very frustrating!! Please help with any suggesti...

The absence should not cause a problem for ILR in November 2013. You are quoting the absence requirements for naturalisation as BC. Isaac01 - you are incorrect that the spouse needs to spend 3 years to qualify for ILR. Spouse only needs 2 years residence based on the old rules, then ILR can be appli...

The standard requirements for British Citizenship are : Residential requirements To demonstrate the residential requirements for naturalisation, you must have: * been resident in the UK for at least five years (this is known as the residential qualifying period); and * been present in the UK five ye...

I cannot understand why you are making such a big issue out of this tiny detail. Your absence and your wife's absence are not significant in anyway and there is no need to provide 'proof' that you were 'in contact' for such short periods. The UKBA does allow spouses to travel, even if not travelling...

Aujourd'hui, d3 gold vous pouvez toujours utiliser cette tactique et aller plus haut en haut dans la chaîne de denrée alimentaire. Pourquoi voudriez-vous à ? Cela enchante n'a aucune exigence de quantité donc quelqu'un peut l'utiliser, après GW2 Gold que vous pouvez jouer cela vous enchante peut fa...

Children Eligibility Q1: Can my son apply for naturalisation? The term used for children applications as BC is Registration and not Naturalisation. The requirements for children are a lot simpler than for adults. UK born In the child was born in the UK before one parent had ILR/PR, then once one par...

1. The is no requirement to switch once you marry a BC, so you can stay on your T2 until you qualify for ILR, which will be the most sensible way to go to obtain ILR. Then once you have ILR, you can apply for citizenship immediately as spouse of BC if you meet the standard requirements. 2. I am pret...

Link works fine for me too, UKBA page came up almost instantly