CR001 wrote:Normally required for corrections and I was reading the wrong page/tab sorry, but if not required then thats fine.

OK thank you for your help.

Send the certificate as you are applying for a duplicate one due to damage. They won't really bother about why you are asking for a replacement, they only want the fee which is £162. Your mother has to apply for the replacement not you. I spoke to someone on the phone at the home office, they told ...

1. It is the certificate that proves she is British and is as valuable and important as a birth certificate. A passport is travel document. How badly is it torn? 2. Your link does not work. The Form (Click) says passport number but if you don't have one you don't need to complete it or you can wait...

My mothers naturalisation certificate came in the mail today after sending off her passport, unfortunately I (her son) accidentally teared the certificate. I want to get this replaced for her as soon as possible I have a few questions. 1) She has already applied for her british passport with it, so ...

Why both?

That's not applicable anymore. Go further down the document to How will the Requirement be met? From 28 October 2013, there will be two parts to the KoLL requirement, both of which must be met by all applicants for settlement unless the individual is exempt (see below). Applicants will be required ...

My mother has a certificate for ESOL Skills for Life - Level Certificate (Speaking and Listening) at Level 1 and also the ESOL Skills for life - Level Certificate (Speaking and listening) Entry 3 and I'm not sure if these are sufficient. Using this: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploa...

Hello, I realised this after sending my application but if I had have known before hand I would have provided: - Bank statements during the gap - Letter from a school stating your attendance - Letters from doctors if you had any appointments As well as this I would have included a covering letter ex...

Adult application
Applied 08/06/14
Interview date 23/07/14
passport received 25/07/14

thanks all

I thought I'd share my interview experience: Was asked: My name and spelling DOB Mothers name and spelling What I study Plans for after my study How long I've been at my current address - when did I move in Why did I come to the UK Siblings Who lives at my current house What university I go to How m...

Interview complete! Journey over Good luck to the rest

Call and ask for the status, explain that you received that email.

Application Timeline Passport for: Adult Application Type: New (Naturalized Citizen) Method of application: Check & Send Date of application: 08/06/14 Date application received by IPS: 09/06/14 Date of return of documents: WAITING Date of receipt of interview letter: 19/07/14 Date of Passport Ap...

Does anyone know how I can contact the Peterborough office?

Keep your spirits high guys! I had to wait longer than average too (application in January) but had good news.

Best of luck to all

I applied and got approved using the B1 qualification.

Just tell them you have applied for a new passport. You should get it back within a few weeks. Most employers should be OK to wait for that. I'm planning to when I go to my interview, but they specifically say that if you can't prove that you're eligible to work in the UK then they wont even interv...

thank you

skilled_migrant wrote:Don't you have any photocopy of passport /ILR BRP / ILR Visa ?

Normally photocopy should be acceptable.

No unfortunately not, I did not realise I'd get a job before the documents were returned.

I recently got naturalised and then two weeks after sent off my application for my British passport. I'm now applying for various jobs and they ask me to prove that I have the right to work in the UK. They usually ask for passport with residency permit (which I don't have, sent to the passport offic...

We're not able to contact the father though, how can we order a birth certificate without him?

Yes the father was born in the UK.

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A child was born in the UK, however her mother did not have ILR at the time of her birth, but her father is a British citizen. Her father is in prison and does not have access to his birth certificate/passport and we are not in contact with her father. Mother and Father were married at time of birth...

I don't understand, why don't you just get the DNA test?