you can apply for BC now if you wish but you will have to submit all evidence you already submitted for your PR application again.
fill section 2.4 in AN form ( relevant to EU national).
Make sure you satisfy all other requirements.

I believe it's the standard template used when " right of work can not be confirmed" as in your case as un-married partners.

I am not an expert on that so let us wait for an expert/ gurus to share their inputs.

hi, what do you mean by "Now I have applied for the scheme and I have received the card but it seems I have lost it now. Given the fact that I have owned the card in the past and did reply for the scheme but have no record to prove this"? the scheme has stopped since 2011 and UKBA no longe...

I suppose your wife does not exercise treaty rights as a worker or self employed? To apply for BC as a family member of EU national, you need to show evidence of treaty rights, along of course all other requirements for naturalisation. to cut a long story short, you better off applying for PR first....

just to forget the changes from 28/10/2013 as you need to satisfy the fact that you have sufficient knowledge of English language beside your LIUK certificate
Have a look here : https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... 4.0EXT.pdf

you asked the same question in your other forum, right ?

it should not be a problem at all.
if you both are coming back to UK after her RC expires, then just take your marriage certificate with you in case the immigration officer asks.

Hi, I have obtained my ILR 6 years ago. I have been in this country 12 years now. Please could anyone advise me the following points to make sure I am eligible to apply for citizenship? 1)Unfortunately marriage failed years ago and wondering if this affects to my application to British citizenship?...

I would suggest writing to the UKBA explaining the situation ( Provide all correspondences with NCS if you have them). just send a registered first class letter and keep the receipt. if you are skeptical, then at least you have a point to argue about in case any thing goes wrong. Good luck and keep ...

The onus of the application lies on the applicant to be honest. I am surprised that NCS did not mention it is too early for you to send the application, unless they gave you a paper or something saying that they will send your application on particular date? ( which i doubt it ) I think if you withd...

what do you mean by Pm? do you actually mean PR? if she obtained her ROR in 2013 and she is intending to apply for PR ( providing total residence is 5 yrs altogether), she needs to provide proof of employment up to the date or closer when she applies for PR. UKBA might still ask for some evidence fr...

i am guessing that you tried to apply under the 6 years rule for EEA national or a family member, is this correct? if that's the case, then it does not apply to you as you are divorced now and no longer a family member of an EU national just wait 1 year from your PR issue date and apply. employment ...

askmeplz82 wrote:Apply through NCS ( british citizenship ) and then send the EEA3 application by post

askmeplz82: it seems the OP already applied for his BC.

Sorry to hear you are having problems with your wife. she has probably been issued with a FP and not an EEA residence card. FP is only valid for 6 months while EEA card is valid for 5 years. i am not in a situation to advice on what to do but may you can try to resolve the issue or if needed seek a ...

Personally, i would an application forward. if your solicitor is competent enough, he/she would put a cover letter with the application explaining your situation. once the application is submitted, you will either: 1- get lucky and approved with the RC ( might be invited to an interview as you are a...

As far as I am aware, your spouse does not exercise any treaty rights in UK, especially his Tax and NI contribution is paid in different countries. Your RC depends mainly on the EU partner and your work does not make any difference here in your case ( you can of course argue if you are "the non...

Jambo is correct

for unmarried Partner, the countdown for PR starts from the date of issue of your RC. ( As Kubus Said)

I believe max_bloodyrose missed the fact that you are unmarried couple.

hi all, A friend of mine sent his EEA4 application by Post on 13/01/2014 and received his PR today 26/03/2014 dated to 28/02/2014. around 7 weeks ( funny also as fees were deducted on 05/03/2014 after the card was issued!!!) I think this proves that it is a lucky dip once it comes to any EEA applica...

congratulations man.

really quick approval within 6 weeks. one of the quick ones i have to say.

She wa granted BC on 2012 so i have got her p60 for 2013 original . So tht gona help for ror nd pr for next year bcos 2015 i will complete 5 years . She is unhappy bcos she dorsnt want divorce but i will try to get letter for her employer show she work but just in case if she refused . I got her p6...

i came across a forum before saying "unmarried couple" as in your case do not qualify for BC without a permanent stamp in the non Eu passport.
not sure of course if this is correct or not. may be more experienced members/ gurus can confirm?

ROR is a term used in EU law/ directive so a BC is irrelevant here as far as i know. you can try and include a good cover letter with your application explaining that she obtained her BC based on her exercising of treaty rights ( in other words, Home Office won't give nationality unless satisfied sh...

Your wife doesn't need to prove treaty rights. Just residence. In most cases, a passport is enough to prove residence but because EU passports don't get stamped, the HO might ask for additional evidence. Any official letter (for example Child benefit) would be fine. You don't need to prove every si...

Thanks. Is There any contact nunnery I can call? There is so less info on brp replacement. My council says passport is mandatory for ceremony. i am bit confused here. you said in your first post that you lost your BRP while aboard, came back to UK and then applied for BC. my understating is that yo...

CR001 wrote:or through NCS and you get to keep your original documents

Thanks CR001. This was my intention but forget to add it to the post

she has eea2 and we are thinking of joint application for eea3 and eea4 together. One more Question, we are going to have a baby soon so she might resign from her work, and what if she leaves her work and i look after my family will that affect our application for eea3 and eea4? You mean EEA1? EEA2...