You had three month from the approval date to take an oath or affirmation. After 3 months you will have to reapply for citizenship unless HO agrees to extend the deadline since it was their fault.

No point of calling them. They won't give you an update on your application.

Have you read and understood 'Booklet AN' and 'Guide AN' as prompted on the application form before applying?

Just stop panicking and chill.

Busy times at the olde Home Office offices due to too many Europeans rushed to apply for citizenships to avoid getting caught out by the upcoming EU referendum.

Mine was DX. I've heard they are using a few couriers tho.

I wouldn't doubt for a second that they have received it. Check&Send is solid.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/04 ... -in-the-r/

Expect delays

Anusia wrote: 1kiril, thanks for your email. Which year you applied from British Citizenship?
Was it when the new regulations about good character requirements were introducted ( I think in 2014)?

March 2015.

I was about 5 months late but was granted citizenship no probs.

WRS had nothing to do with Immigration Law (it was related to something else I cant remember) so you were never in breach of it really.

I'm disgusted by those people. I'm so sorry you've encountered them.

Have you been in continuous employment or exercising Treaty rights for the duration of 5 years at any point of your presence in the UK?

Where did you write letters to? They should have been addressed to:

Change of address team
11th floor, Lunar House
40 Wellesley Road
Croydon
CR9 2BY

or

https://eforms.homeoffice.gov.uk/outrea ... pdate.ofml

which worked for me.

Unbelievable!!

This time last year I paid £906 for naturalisation. That's a 36% increase!!

Exactly! It's only been 7 days and you've got 21 days to book it. Just chill out.

No. You are British citizen by naturalisation not by descent.

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You won't get any money back if your application is rejected. Doubt it will get rejected tho as long as it readable and letters not smeared all over.

No.

Since you've been naturalised you're no longer a EU national in the eyes of the British legislature. You are British and British alone. Your wife will have to apply as a spouse of a British national.

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