Naturalisation - Form AN questions

[tkshafati]

Hello guys

I am preparing to apply for naturalisation in the end of next month , but first i wanted to check if i am actually qualified for that so , my case is as follow .
i came to the UK in April 2012 on eea family permit as a spouse of an EU national , i got RC in Oct same year lasted until Oct 2017 , after 5 years in the UK in April 2017 i applied for Permanent Residence and got it dated sept 2017 , and i got a letter with it says i deemed to have acquired PR status on 28 april 2017 .
now i am thinking i am qualified to apply for citizenship in 28 april 2018 ,a year after i hold PR , i am right or wrong ?
if i am qualified to apply , my spouse not living with me now but we still married and everything fine , they moved to another EU country for a year trail so we are not sure yet if we gonna continue living here or i am going to move to that eu country as well , thats why i wanted to apply for citizenship so i can go and live in the other eu country if i have to do so , is that my spouse living in another address another country (which i will have to mention in the application )will effect my application somehow ?(they got PR as well ) .
hope somebody shed some light please .
Thank you in advance .

[Hstepper07]

Hello guys

I am preparing to apply for naturalisation in the end of next month , but first i wanted to check if i am actually qualified for that so , my case is as follow .
i came to the UK in April 2012 on eea family permit as a spouse of an EU national , i got RC in Oct same year lasted until Oct 2017 , after 5 years in the UK in April 2017 i applied for Permanent Residence and got it dated sept 2017 , and i got a letter with it says i deemed to have acquired PR status on 28 april 2017 .
now i am thinking i am qualified to apply for citizenship in 28 april 2018 ,a year after i hold PR , i am right or wrong ? Correct and you should have been present in the UK 5 years before this date plus meet other residence, English language and Life in the UK test requirements

if i am qualified to apply , my spouse not living with me now but we still married and everything fine , they moved to another EU country for a year trail so we are not sure yet if we gonna continue living here or i am going to move to that eu country as well , thats why i wanted to apply for citizenship so i can go and live in the other eu country if i have to do so
if you state this in your application, your application will be denied
, is that my spouse living in another address another country (which i will have to mention in the application )will effect my application somehow ?(they got PR as well ) your application has nothing to do with where your spouse resides.
hope somebody shed some light please .
Thank you in advance .

[tkshafati]

Hi Hestepper , thank you very much for your replay ,
Yeah I am present in the U.K for 6 continues years (will be in 28 April ) . Sure I'll do the life in the uk and language test .
Supporting documents , I just start working since 2015 , I did some temporary jobs before but I have no proof , so is that okay to just send the p60 start from 2015 . And do I have to send my marriage certificate and my spouse ID ? Do I still have to show that my spouse exercising treaty rights ?
Thank you

[Hstepper07]

Hi Hestepper , thank you very much for your replay ,
Yeah I am present in the U.K for 6 continues years (will be in 28 April ) . Sure I'll do the life in the uk and language test .
Supporting documents , I just start working since 2015 , I did some temporary jobs before but I have no proof , so is that okay to just send the p60 start from 2015 . And do I have to send my marriage certificate and my spouse ID ? Do I still have to show that my spouse exercising treaty rights ?
Thank you

You need to provide doc covering last 5 yrs including passport. Provide what you can explain the rest. No need for marriage cert and spouse exercising treaty rights

[tkshafati]

Hstepper Thank you Bro for your help ,
I have a got another question please, I was looking through the AN application form and I can't see nowhere where to put the bank details or card details for the fees payment nor how much would it be ?

[CR001]

Hstepper Thank you Bro for your help ,
I have a got another question please, I was looking through the AN application form and I can't see nowhere where to put the bank details or card details for the fees payment nor how much would it be ?

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[tkshafati]

Hstepper Thank you Bro for your help ,
I have a got another question please, I was looking through the AN application form and I can't see nowhere where to put the bank details or card details for the fees payment nor how much would it be ?

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Thank you CR001 for the replay , sorry for being a bother , another question please , how can I prove 6 years employment when I was depend on my EU suponsor first 3 years ?

[Hstepper07]

Hstepper Thank you Bro for your help ,
I have a got another question please, I was looking through the AN application form and I can't see nowhere where to put the bank details or card details for the fees payment nor how much would it be ?

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Thank you CR001 for the replay , sorry for being a bother , another question please , how can I prove 6 years employment when I was depend on my EU suponsor first 3 years ?

5 yrs employment you mean. You do not have to be in employment so you state you were unemployed. If you ar a non eea national, your passports covering the 5 yr period can serve as proof of living in the UK

[tkshafati]

Hi hestepper

Yeah i mean I just start working since 2015 , well I did some temporary work but I can't remember the dates and a year in college , and yeah I am a non eu with PR .

[Hstepper07]

Hi hestepper

Yeah i mean I just start working since 2015 , well I did some temporary work but I can't remember the dates and a year in college , and yeah I am a non eu with PR .

You can request for your employment history from HMRC. See thread
www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-le ... t#p1618396

[tkshafati]

Hi guys just a question regarding the good character, why would you mention fixed penalties like sp30 etc.. , if the penalty paid in time , like it said on the AN from such things will not be considered .
Quote from An from
"Fixed Penalty Notices (such as speeding or parking tickets) do not form part of a person’s criminal record and will not be considered in the caseworker’s assessment of character unless either:
• the person has failed to pay and there were criminal proceedings as a result • the person has received numerous xed penalty notices"

[Hstepper07]

Hi guys just a question regarding the good character, why would you mention fixed penalties like sp30 etc.. , if the penalty paid in time , like it said on the AN from such things will not be considered .
Quote from An from
"Fixed Penalty Notices (such as speeding or parking tickets) do not form part of a person’s criminal record and will not be considered in the caseworker’s assessment of character unless either:
• the person has failed to pay and there were criminal proceedings as a result • the person has received numerous xed penalty notices"

You do not have to mention it. It may only work against an application when the mentioned factors arise

[CR001]

Hi guys just a question regarding the good character, why would you mention fixed penalties like sp30 etc.. , if the penalty paid in time , like it said on the AN from such things will not be considered .
Quote from An from
"Fixed Penalty Notices (such as speeding or parking tickets) do not form part of a person’s criminal record and will not be considered in the caseworker’s assessment of character unless either:
• the person has failed to pay and there were criminal proceedings as a result • the person has received numerous xed penalty notices"

I have merged your topics. Please stop tagging your questions onto other members threads/topics.

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[tkshafati]

Can anyone tell me please what the address to send the AN application to ? Please!

[CR001]

Have you read the guidance notes, clearly stated where to send the form if you are applying on your own by post.