I would think Its not exactly clearly explained. My case would fall under: I have obtained an academic qualification deemed by UK NARIC to meet the recognised standard of a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree or PhD in the United Kingdom and: (i) [...] (ii) the qualification was taught or researched in th...
Hi, Reading the Guide AN, page 15 (excerpt below), it seems to suggest that a certificate or card certifying permament residence is recommended for EEA nationals. Is that so? I always heard that payslips, p60s, bank statements, bills should be fine and not cause any significant delays. Thanks, Mike ...
Hi, Reading the Guide AN, page 15 (excerpt below), it seems to suggest that a certificate or card certifying permament residence is recommended for EEA nationals. Is that so? I always heard that payslips, p60s, bank statements, bills should be fine and not cause any significant delays. Thanks, Mike ...
Hi all, I am an EEA national, 9 years in the UK (1 studying) and thought its about time i got my british citizenship. While i have loads of documents proving I have been living in the UK for the past 6 years (and permanently employed), i dont want to send a truckload of documents to the HO. I will b...
Hi all, I am an EEA national, 9 years in the UK (1 studying) and thought its about time i got my british citizenship. Last time i checked, I only had to do the Life in the UK , now it appears that i also have to prove i can speak English. Either way, I have a Cambridge certificate of proficiency (fr...
Hi all, I am an EEA national, 9 years in the UK (1 studying) and thought its about time i got my british citizenship. Last time i checked, I only had to do the Life in the UK , now it appears that i also have to prove i can speak English. Either way, I have a Cambridge certificate of proficiency (fr...
I've heard Cameron intends to change the test. Is it likely if I pass it in January, it wont be valid for long? With regards to the actual application, I want to send it once I have the full 6 years, so i guess it will take me to may
Hi, I am an eu national, have been working in the UK full time since April 2007. I intend to apply for UK citizenship next April. Can someone tell me how gaps in employment are treated? I. E. If i change jobs and I leave a week between the 2 jobs. I don't have any gaps so far, but I thought it's lik...
The way i read this, my children will not have eea rights if they dont hold a uk citizenship. Correct? (I dont have any children for now and my wife is an eu national as well. )
Given i will have dual citizenship, doesnt that mean that my children can have dual citizenship if born in the UK?
Thanks for that. Was getting a bit confused. I think i will wait for the 6 years of employment. It's more straightforward although I did have a non UK ehic when studying and for the 3 months looking for a job. Didn't know it proves anything. But i hope that 6 years of continuous employment with the ...
Probably asked a million times. I was under the impression that I need 6 years of employment before applying for British citizenship. Going through the guidelines, I can't find any reference to to that but only to 5 years. (I am an eea national, in the UK since 2005, in full time employment since Ap...
Thanks for that. With regards to documents, while the guidelines say ,including this and that, will I be OK sending just the 5 p60s and a few utilities bills/ bank statements / council tax bills for say every 6 months of the 5 years? I have everything but thought I'd rather not bury them under my pa...
Hi, I am an EU national (Greek)and I have been in the Uk since oct-05. Studying until Sep 06 then staying with friends for 4 months and since Feb 07 in full time employment. I thought applying for naturalisation now might be difficult due to the 4 months of looking for work in 2006. So thought I'd w...
