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There's a post in the professional referee sticky that helps here and partly explains why GP's are not acceptable (but of course this is subjective as the UKBA (now UKVI) explanations makes clear at the end)jgreen6123 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 28, 2019 11:06 amYour GP cannot be your referee.dilse4srk wrote: ↑Mon Jan 28, 2019 10:43 amProblem here is the online form asks for referee details and GP would want to see a paper based form which i can give it to him so he can sign and stamp. Until i fill in the online form i cannot go forward in the application. I am thinking to take my phone with me and ask GP to fill his details and at the end print the form. I doubt he will fill in the online details. Any ideas?
LondonApplicant wrote: ↑Wed Jan 23, 2013 10:56 amI obtained a reply from UKBA, which I paste below. I have highlighted in bold what I think are the most important parts.
Please refer to Annex A - List of acceptable professional persons in the link below:
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... er6/annexa
Note the list above is not an exhaustive list; therefore an individual’s profession may not be listed as acceptable although they may fall under the category of a person of any nationality who is of professional standing or a member of a professional association. If the caseworker is not satisfied with your referee they may request another.
Furthermore a referee who is a professional person should have had dealings with the applicant otherwise than in a professional capacity. However we would expect there to have been regular face-to-face contact between the applicant and his or her referees over the three-year period, such that both referees could confidently assert that the photograph submitted with the form was a true likeness of the person making the application.
Referees should also be prepared to inform us of anything known to them about the applicant that might cast doubt on his or her eligibility for British citizenship but it is accepted that referees will not necessarily be aware of any disqualifying factor or characteristic, particularly where their dealings with the applicant were solely in a professional capacity.
The requirement to nominate suitably-qualified referees is not a statutory one, and where it presents genuine difficulty for an applicant on account of his or her lifestyle or other circumstances this should be explained in the space provided for additional information on the application form.
Please note that as the onus is upon the individual to ensure that he/she satisfies the requirements set out in the guidance material that accompanies each and every application form, the Nationality Group is not able to give, indicate or advise upon the outcome of any such application prior to it being correctly submitted and being given full and careful consideration. Therefore, you are advised to read through the guide prior to submitting a future application.
I didn't remmeber the dates either I just put as I could remember.
You can complete the online application without submitting it. You will then have access to the referee form to download.johnhkg wrote: ↑Mon Jan 28, 2019 11:53 amThere's a post in the professional referee sticky that helps here and partly explains why GP's are not acceptable (but of course this is subjective as the UKBA (now UKVI) explanations makes clear at the end)jgreen6123 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 28, 2019 11:06 amYour GP cannot be your referee.dilse4srk wrote: ↑Mon Jan 28, 2019 10:43 amProblem here is the online form asks for referee details and GP would want to see a paper based form which i can give it to him so he can sign and stamp. Until i fill in the online form i cannot go forward in the application. I am thinking to take my phone with me and ask GP to fill his details and at the end print the form. I doubt he will fill in the online details. Any ideas?
LondonApplicant wrote: ↑Wed Jan 23, 2013 10:56 amI obtained a reply from UKBA, which I paste below. I have highlighted in bold what I think are the most important parts.
Please refer to Annex A - List of acceptable professional persons in the link below:
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... er6/annexa
Note the list above is not an exhaustive list; therefore an individual’s profession may not be listed as acceptable although they may fall under the category of a person of any nationality who is of professional standing or a member of a professional association. If the caseworker is not satisfied with your referee they may request another.
Furthermore a referee who is a professional person should have had dealings with the applicant otherwise than in a professional capacity. However we would expect there to have been regular face-to-face contact between the applicant and his or her referees over the three-year period, such that both referees could confidently assert that the photograph submitted with the form was a true likeness of the person making the application.
Referees should also be prepared to inform us of anything known to them about the applicant that might cast doubt on his or her eligibility for British citizenship but it is accepted that referees will not necessarily be aware of any disqualifying factor or characteristic, particularly where their dealings with the applicant were solely in a professional capacity.
The requirement to nominate suitably-qualified referees is not a statutory one, and where it presents genuine difficulty for an applicant on account of his or her lifestyle or other circumstances this should be explained in the space provided for additional information on the application form.
Please note that as the onus is upon the individual to ensure that he/she satisfies the requirements set out in the guidance material that accompanies each and every application form, the Nationality Group is not able to give, indicate or advise upon the outcome of any such application prior to it being correctly submitted and being given full and careful consideration. Therefore, you are advised to read through the guide prior to submitting a future application.
That's ok - you will only be British once the ceremony is completed.anilondon2018 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 2:05 amJust quickly wanted to cheer up people who applied through New service UKVCAS
I applied to the British Nationality on 19th Nov 2018 using New Service UKVCAS London center. I've received approval on 28th Jan 2019. It was a long wait and I was frustrated as others but I just wanted to assure everyone that all is fine with UKVCAS applications, however only waiting period is longer as compared to old NDRS process.
Question to moderator:
I've received the approval letter on 28th Jan, but I have a family emergency, therefore, need to travel to India. I am planning to book my Oath ceremony in mid-Feb and then continue with the British Passport application. Would it be a problem now to travel with my Indian passport and current ILR to India this weekend?
Hi Would you be able to let me know which docs you submited regarding employmentalterhase58 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 7:43 amThat's ok - you will only be British once the ceremony is completed.anilondon2018 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 2:05 amJust quickly wanted to cheer up people who applied through New service UKVCAS
I applied to the British Nationality on 19th Nov 2018 using New Service UKVCAS London center. I've received approval on 28th Jan 2019. It was a long wait and I was frustrated as others but I just wanted to assure everyone that all is fine with UKVCAS applications, however only waiting period is longer as compared to old NDRS process.
Question to moderator:
I've received the approval letter on 28th Jan, but I have a family emergency, therefore, need to travel to India. I am planning to book my Oath ceremony in mid-Feb and then continue with the British Passport application. Would it be a problem now to travel with my Indian passport and current ILR to India this weekend?
Employment is NOT required for citizenship and neither is employment documentation.dilse4srk wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 12:48 pmHi Would you be able to let me know which docs you submited regarding employmentalterhase58 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 7:43 amThat's ok - you will only be British once the ceremony is completed.anilondon2018 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 2:05 amJust quickly wanted to cheer up people who applied through New service UKVCAS
I applied to the British Nationality on 19th Nov 2018 using New Service UKVCAS London center. I've received approval on 28th Jan 2019. It was a long wait and I was frustrated as others but I just wanted to assure everyone that all is fine with UKVCAS applications, however only waiting period is longer as compared to old NDRS process.
Question to moderator:
I've received the approval letter on 28th Jan, but I have a family emergency, therefore, need to travel to India. I am planning to book my Oath ceremony in mid-Feb and then continue with the British Passport application. Would it be a problem now to travel with my Indian passport and current ILR to India this weekend?
I do not have all the p60's for past 10 years. I have few from all jobs i did. Is that going to be ok?
CR001 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 2:54 pmdilse4srk wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 12:48 pmHi Would you be able to let me know which docs you submited regarding employmentalterhase58 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 7:43 amThat's ok - you will only be British once the ceremony is completed.anilondon2018 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 2:05 amJust quickly wanted to cheer up people who applied through New service UKVCAS
I applied to the British Nationality on 19th Nov 2018 using New Service UKVCAS London center. I've received approval on 28th Jan 2019. It was a long wait and I was frustrated as others but I just wanted to assure everyone that all is fine with UKVCAS applications, however only waiting period is longer as compared to old NDRS process.
Question to moderator:
I've received the approval letter on 28th Jan, but I have a family emergency, therefore, need to travel to India. I am planning to book my Oath ceremony in mid-Feb and then continue with the British Passport application. Would it be a problem now to travel with my Indian passport and current ILR to India this weekend?
I do not have all the p60's for past 10 years. I have few from all jobs i did. Is that going to be ok?
Answer to above question:
Bank statement, P60, Salary slips etc are not required. I uploaded 5 yrs P60 because i had scanned copies. I think you just upload what you have....don't worry too much.
Trust me if you are coming via Tier 2 General ->ILR -> Citizenship route like me then they already have everything on you.
anilondon2018 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 5:58 pmCR001 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 2:54 pmThe user is NOT a tier 2 to ILR route applicant.dilse4srk wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 12:48 pmHi Would you be able to let me know which docs you submited regarding employmentalterhase58 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 7:43 am
That's ok - you will only be British once the ceremony is completed.
I do not have all the p60's for past 10 years. I have few from all jobs i did. Is that going to be ok?
Answer to above question:
Bank statement, P60, Salary slips etc are not required. I uploaded 5 yrs P60 because i had scanned copies. I think you just upload what you have....don't worry too much.
Trust me if you are coming via Tier 2 General ->ILR -> Citizenship route like me then they already have everything on you.
No. They confirm it verbally during your appointment.Nusratali786 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 6:56 pmHi
Do we get any confirmation when ukvcas sopra steria submit our scanned documents to home office????
noNusratali786 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 6:56 pmHi
Do we get any confirmation when ukvcas sopra steria submit our scanned documents to home office????
anilondon2018 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 5:58 pmCR001 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 2:54 pmWhat about the referee form. i filled in online form and given referee details, are we going to get referee form to print at the end. Also another question is do we need to write our name at the back of the photos . Please let me know how this thing works. Apart from this i am all donedilse4srk wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 12:48 pmHi Would you be able to let me know which docs you submited regarding employmentalterhase58 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 29, 2019 7:43 am
That's ok - you will only be British once the ceremony is completed.
I do not have all the p60's for past 10 years. I have few from all jobs i did. Is that going to be ok?
Answer to above question:
Bank statement, P60, Salary slips etc are not required. I uploaded 5 yrs P60 because i had scanned copies. I think you just upload what you have....don't worry too much.
Trust me if you are coming via Tier 2 General ->ILR -> Citizenship route like me then they already have everything on you.
Yes, that's correct. Even though you have to write your name on the back of it but it doesn't make any sense as we upload the front copy and keep the original
What about the referee form. i filled in online form and given referee details, are we going to get referee form to print at the end. Also another question is do we need to write our name at the back of the photos . Please let me know how this thing works. Apart from this i am all done
UKVI haven't changed the online application to fully reflect the UKVCAS system. No doubt they will do so in due course. Before November last year the original referee form was sent to UKVI. Writing the name and date of birth on the back was to enable them to reattach the photo to the correct form if it became detached.