Yes but it is not the same nationality team, which is why I'm worrying.

Thanks for the reply, how do you know it is the same address? Entering the postcodes on Google maps it shows two different places.

[*]I was looking at my ncs receipt and it states that they sent the application to UK border agency Nationality group Po box 306 Liverpool L2 0qn This address is different to the one stated on the ukba website of where to send the application. I have had it tracked and its been signed for already, c...

I have contacted the UKBA and they told me to do nothing and wait, if they need more information then they'll ask for it. I'm still very worried. I have also found that in my Life in the UK test it says Nationality as "Algeria" rather than "Algerian"! More problems!

I feel as though I should contact the UKBA to tell them of the error - could anyone advise me how? I've contacted them by email but I don't have a reference number or anything, what can I do?

abc_uk wrote:My spouse had exactly the same during her ILR application, UKBA didn't have any issues.

would it at all be different for naturalisation applications? Also did your spouse contact the UKBA to tell me or just sent it as it was?

I have the same problem - should I send a letter to UKBA or anything? I'm really worried.

I have my national checking service appointment tomorrow and I was just double checking everything. On my life in the UK test it states as "present nationality: Algeria" it should say "present nationality: Algerian". All other information is OK and it seems as though it's such a ...

Wouldn't your passport be able to prove all 3 things you've listed?

Jambo wrote:Have you got a passport? That covers the 5 years? That's the only proof you need to provide.

Yes I've had the same passport since 2007, I guess that will cover everything. Thanks.

In the naturalisaiton eligibility page it states: "been present in the UK five years before the date of your application;" - I have been in the UK from 1999 and haven't gone outside England since then - how can I prove that I was present five years before? I was 15, so had no work.

For section 1.16 (present address) I have listed the house of which I'm living in now. In section 1.17 (provide your addresses for the past five years) I'm unsure what to put in because I've been living in one address for around 7 years, but the section has a from and a "to" section. What ...

When I was 14 I was with a friend who was stealing (I didn't steal anything). The police caught him and took both our details down but took him to the police station and he later got a warning and had to do some community service I believe. They never contacted me again. At another time (I forgot wh...

Filling out my form for naturalisation and on section 3:

on 3.1: My occupation is a full time university student

should I leave 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 all blank? Or should I put down my university address?

form: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... orm_an.pdf

Hi All, As per the recent changes to naturalization procedure, now the applicant need to provide following, in addition to Life in the UK certificate: ------------------------------ Certificate showing that you have a speaking and listening qualification in English at B1 CEFR or higher, or an equiv...

So over the last two weeks I've been doing the required tests and filling out the form required for naturalisation. I'm now at the referee stage and I have my neighbour of whom is over 25 and holds a British passport, so that's one referee done. However, I cannot find a suitable professional referee...

Where is the other document? where are you looking? Where is it listed and where is it not? Millions of immigrants are doing trinity exams. You are the first one who has somehow come to the conclusion that it is not acceptable. Some immigrants should get knighthood for doing unnecessary research, a...

Ayyubi72 wrote:

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I don't think these are equivalent to the Trinity College London GESE grade 5 qualification

Then no point doing the test. Cancel it.

But it's listed on the other document and I contacted Trinity College London and they said it's accepted for naturalisation

I've been at my local GP surgery for 8 years, but I have used many different doctors - I have asked if they would possibly fill out a referee form for me and they said they would. I asked my doctor to be a referee and when they filled out the form they stated on the "how you know the applicant&...

Ayyubi72 wrote:Are you sure it is not listed?

I checked the link your provided, and I found it listed.

Yes: It states:

ESOL Skills for Life at Entry level 3, level 1 or level 2

Integrated Skills in English

I don't think these are equivalent to the Trinity College London GESE grade 5 qualification

I have booked a GESE Grade 5 test for tomorrow which is acceptable according to this page: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/new-approved-english-tests.pdf However, on this page: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/britishcitizenship/documentchecklist...

For anyone else reading this - I've booked my test at http://www.theenglishacademy.co.uk/as they had a spot available in 2 days (19th December), while others I had to wait till January.

I am sure your english level is equivalent to UKBA requirements times 20. But that is not the point. Equivalent or actual real life practical or theoretical english skills is not the issue. The issue is, does the writing on your paper match what they require. The quick and best way is http://englis...

Why email them? They have made all the requirements public, and the whole world has access to their requirements. It does not matter if you have lived in UK for 14 years or 140 years. It does not matter if you have never been to school or you have 1000 GCSEs They have their requirements. You either...

Hello, I'm wondering if I can pass the B1 English speaking and listening requirement: I've lived in the UK for 14 years and have studied here all my life. I have 10 GCSEs including GCSE English, I have 3 A levels and 2 AS levels and I now study at University College London. Is there any chance I can...