Hope you get a clear answer from Passport Office. I guess as clear as I can get, "Once the Citizenship is approved through the married name, this will count as official name change so the current non British passport should be changed to the new name". Not worth asking them anymore, a lot...
It may be the helpline hasn't got the memo yet: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/crackdown-on-criminals-who-change-their-names-to-avoid-detection Thank you again, useful link. I have written to the Passport Office for clarification so we have something in writing. If my wife's home country and th...
The difficulty my wife encountered is the Passport Office objected to a current foreign passport in maiden name even though naturalisation was done successfully (by HO!) in her married name; (all was backed up by same foreign passport plus marriage certificate). So the passport office blocked the B...
... Home Office lady was quite relaxed, if and when the application is successful the certificate will be in her married name. I don't see why the passport application will be problematic as you have to attend an interview to double check the identity so as long as you produce all the documents on ...
Hello, My wife is going through a similar yet opposite situation. She has submitted the Naturalisation application with her married name, marriage certificate as the evidence of name change. Her current passport is in her maiden name but NCS didn't even count it as a problem, extra comment was added...
hahaha jpk you really made me laugh, " We all knew it was going to take up to 6 months " actully we all knew that it will take less than 6 months and rarely when it takes 6 months or more, the home office r telling us is taking 6 months to give themselves enought time and room to process o...
'Home Office torture'? Really? We all knew it was going to take up to 6 months and just because others have been approved sooner than you, you think this is a torture? Get some perspective here, it's a privilege not an entitlement.
Eligibility criteria: 5 year residency EEA Family member + 1 year ILR Language criteria met: Degree in the UK Current nationality: S. Korean Method of application: NCS Council name if NCS used: Richmond Date of application: 05/11/2014 Payment method : Debit Card Date of receipt by UKBA: 06/11/2014 D...
Eligibility criteria: 5 year residency EEA Family member + 1 year ILR Language criteria met: Degree in the UK Current nationality: S. Korean Method of application: NCS Council name if NCS used: Richmond Date of application: 05/11/2014 Payment method : Debit Card Date of receipt by UKBA: 06/11/2014 ...
Eligibility criteria: 5 year residency EEA Family member + 1 year ILR Language criteria met: Degree in the UK Current nationality: S. Korean Method of application: NCS Council name if NCS used: Richmond Date of application: 05/11/2014 Payment method : Debit Card Date of receipt by UKBA: 06/11/2014 D...
Hello, Sorry to hijack the post but first timer and don't know how to start a new post.. I am planning the first passport application soon but all my previous passports (South Korean) are expired, meaning I do not hold a valid passport/travel document. It wasn't a problem for my ILR and Naturalisati...
Hi everybody, This is my first post at this forum, hope to find some tips before my application for ILR. I actually have been in the country much longer than 10 years but the 'continuous stay' is only being completed this year. My biggest concern is that my passport is expired and my home country is...
