Dear All, when I am filling MN1, I see teacher is the one in list of references. my kid is in his new primary school for the last 2 months. I am worried if school teacher denies to sign and I don't find who can sign. please advise I am guessing if child is above ten then it could be an issue, find ...

The Health Visitor would likely do it for free. During my daughter's MN1, health visitor,teachers refused since she wasn't born in UK, even though she was just two and half years old (I think it was just an excuse, happy to be corrected though) so I used my friend and my boss as referees. She got a...

I tried myself to register so my husband can use this for him but it didn't allow me....said my IP address was blacklisted Fair enough, then I'd just follow CR001 's advice by saying something like "Husband" or "Wife" before a post to remove confusions. Also I'd request mods her...

Personally I see it as if you were not convicted and charges were dropped, I dont think you should mention it.
But please go through this link and read all questions in the post by Amber. Good luck.

Hello "ftse100" :) Yes, from Pakistan its difficult, if you have trouble regarding child Passport, and child was born after you became British Citizen, then personally I would click here and register my child's birth abroad, once that is done, I would then Contact FCO and request either an...

hi i'm about to apply for British Citizinship and there is a new section about Biometric and i have no idea how to get it or how and where and when to enroll ? do i have to sent the application and wait for homeoffice to send me the invitation letter with a barcode that i need to take to post offic...

From my point of view he will have to send his passport, 5 years worth of tax returns, passport form, photos, his daughter passport (Romanian) and short covering letter explaining that she was born British as her dad was settled before her birth. Yes, sounds like a good plan. However its six years ...

You have demonstrated links with the UK through presence of family, and established home and a substantial part of your estate;

It means, either you own a house, or have family (wife/kids) living here in UK.

dear friends, i was out of uk to visit my family, who underwent hospitalisation and ended up staying for 45 days. we have sufficient proof to highlight the time spent in the hospital. now, i am asked to go out of uk to work in europe on a weekly basis (mon to fri fly ). i have a feeling, the number...

Yes we do use same log in. no point to make separate accounts. I'm British by birth and hubby is turkish Thanks for clarification, but I think CR001 's advice is very helpful. I understand, but it does create confusion when two people ask using the same user ID. If you are asking on behalf of husba...

london_2014 wrote:Hi thanks.

I am just planning to get it rigth first time. As I wont have enough time to go to PO twice.

You dont need to, you can do it online.

Hi Experts, Both Parents and child age 13 have ILR granted in March 2015 on Tier 1 General route . Can they apply for British Naturalization/Citizenship for their child now ? and What form to be used if yes! Thanks MMC Parents have to wait till March 2016 to apply, you cannot apply before completin...

Thanks, I saw that, and it is useful, but I was hoping for someone who has been through the same experience and could offer any guidance or feedback. What I have read in forum across months, its 50-50 either way, members have applied with PR and without it. But it seems to me that without PR get de...

Guide notes starting from Q5 onwards in this link might be helpful. Good luck.

london_2014 wrote: my grandparent have nothing to do with my application in the sense that their names are not even included in my current passport or anywhere....

Yes, but its necessary for a few cases but they ask for all the cases, please click here for how to provide information if not known. Good luck.

Yeah I know now. The NCS returned everything back after photocopying and stamping what she copied. She also gave me a photocopy of my LIUK as obviously that won't be needed once naturalised. Aren't you British by birth as per your post in this link ? Re: BC form Postby yesilgozlerim » Mon Jun 15, 2...

Thanks fwd079 The post office guy was really helpful and explained me that they don't have any option to get further; normally they can void and get the option to pass through but as the right hand is the first thing on the recording process he does not get the option to void/null and proceed to th...

Hi fwd079 Many thanks for your reply. That answers most of my questions but I am not sure if getting a British passport and OCI will take much longer time compared to registering the child as a British citizen and applying for CoE. I need another clarification. What if both parents are in India whe...

bosh83 wrote: i need advice coz i dont know how thats work thanks any way

Please click here and select "Change of address".

yesilgozlerim wrote:huh Vigzneh?

He meant to click here if you do not know Turkish language.

Hi All, My wife did Bachelors in Travel and Tourism Management. This is not listed in the PBS list. But can select her university and selecting course as "Other" / "Professional subject" she is getting 10 points, is this OK ? Or does she needs to get NARIC certificate ? We do no...

A friend asked me this and I don't know much about these so please help me out if you can. In May 2008 my friend was travelling on London Underground on someone else's student card and got caught by staff. He was referred to magistrate court and he pleaded guilty by post. The court served him "...

I guess I should cross that bridge when it comes to it. only just applied for naturalisation haha Sure, best of luck for that. :) I put information on my passport form (postal) as below: PATERNAL GRANDFATHER DATE OF BIRTH: UNKNOWN PATERNAL GRANDMOTHER DATE OF BIRTH: UNKNOWN etc. And I put UNKNOWN i...

yesilgozlerim wrote:Is there like a specific time they debit does anyone know??

A timeline is a good place to gauge such answers to such questions.

So I have heard that we can Register him as a British Citizen and then get Right of Abode/Certificate of Entitlement for him. 1. Can someone please tell me if this is correct? Yes. 2. Can this be done instead of getting a British Passport? Yes. 3. Does this let him live and work in the UK forever? ...