Withdrawing naturalisation applicaion twice

[naturalisationapp]

Hi all,

I am applying for UK naturalisation after 5 years on Tier 2 and 1 year with ILR.

I have submitted my application once a week ago and withdrew it after I notice error. Now I have submitted again and realised I have made another error (misspelled the name of one of the referees... stupid me).

Is it ok to withdraw my application second time and submit a new one again (third one in the last 2 weeks)? Will it have any impact on the decision by the Home office? I can attached a cover letter explaining that I made a mistake twice, therefore wanted to resubmit.

Thanks in advance for your advice.

[alterhase58]

Why don't you just upload a cover note to explain where you made the error and give the correct information? Load with your other documents.

[naturalisationapp]

I am not sure whether this cover letter will work. Don’t want to get a rejection because of a misspelled referee name

[alterhase58]

I am not sure whether this cover letter will work. Don’t want to get a rejection because of a misspelled referee name

Never heard of anyone being rejected for spelling mistakes - it's better than to constantly withdraw and re-apply.

[naturalisationapp]

I am not sure whether this cover letter will work. Don’t want to get a rejection because of a misspelled referee name

Never heard of anyone being rejected for spelling mistakes - it's better than to constantly withdraw and re-apply.

Thanks for your advice. It would be great to hear opinions of others on this forum as well, as I am thinking to take the cover letter route that you suggested, and I just want to be on the safe side that Home office won't penalise me...

[naturalisationapp]

I am not sure whether this cover letter will work. Don’t want to get a rejection because of a misspelled referee name

Never heard of anyone being rejected for spelling mistakes - it's better than to constantly withdraw and re-apply.

Thanks for your advice. It would be great to hear opinions of others on this forum as well, as I am thinking to take the cover letter route that you suggested, and I just want to be on the safe side that Home office won't penalise me...

[kera]

Hiya could you please advise how you managed to cancel your application? Have you received your refund?