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mrlookforward is right but one more thing if you want to apply now so your partner must agreed to apply naturalisation application and give all documents as you spouse so no problem but your partner refuse to give document as spouse so you have to wait 5yrsmrlookforward wrote:Your separation will have no effect on your naturalisation. You can now apply for naturalsation if you want. Spouses of British citizen qualify after 3 years, hence you are qualified.
If you choose not to apply now, and you get divorced before applying for naturalisation, then you will qualify for citizenship 5 years after your first entry. That means you will be able to apply for citizenship on your own right in March 2012.
I suggest you read the application from and guidance properly, then if you have any doubts, you can ask on the forum.
As mentioned above (by krimith), you'll need the above mentioned documents to support your naturalisation application as spouse of a British Citizen.Documents required for applications made on the basis of marriage or civil partnership to a British citizen wrote: You should provide:
your partner's passport or birth certificate; and
your marriage or civil partnership certificate.
I don't think that's actually correct as it's possible to obtain a copy of someone's else birth certificate without their permission. (You can also get another copy of your marriage certificate if you need as well).krimith wrote:mrlookforward is right but one more thing if you want to apply now so your partner must agreed to apply naturalisation application and give all documents as you spouse so no problem but your partner refuse to give document as spouse so you have to wait 5yrsmrlookforward wrote:Your separation will have no effect on your naturalisation. You can now apply for naturalsation if you want. Spouses of British citizen qualify after 3 years, hence you are qualified.
If you choose not to apply now, and you get divorced before applying for naturalisation, then you will qualify for citizenship 5 years after your first entry. That means you will be able to apply for citizenship on your own right in March 2012.
I suggest you read the application from and guidance properly, then if you have any doubts, you can ask on the forum.
but still she have to agree he apply BC bec if she not happy she inform to UKBA so they must refuse his application and after 2yrs also they know and spoiled his matter so better he wait until 2012 some case i know if partner not happy to apply he/she inform to UKBA and they refuse itJAJ wrote:The listed documents are probably on file at the Home Office already, if the spouse immigration process was used. Also, you can get birth and marriage certificates independently.sushdmehta wrote:If the listed documents cannot be provided, then you'll need to wait until 2012.
Not true - I got all my family tree ones!djb123 wrote: I don't think that's actually correct as it's possible to obtain a copy of someone's else birth certificate without their permission. (You can also get another copy of your marriage certificate if you need as well).
1. If the form / guidance states that one has to provide these documents at the time of application, I would tend to believe that the application may not be accepted (and processed / approved) on the excuse that "UKBA already has the documents, hence I refuse to provide them now".JAJ wrote:The listed documents are probably on file at the Home Office already, if the spouse immigration process was used. Also, you can get birth and marriage certificates independently.sushdmehta wrote:If the listed documents cannot be provided, then you'll need to wait until 2012.
No, she doesnt have to agree or know anything abt it all. There is no requirement for her to agree or disagree. Her agreement or disagreement is totally irrelevant. The only requirement is, if the applicant is married to a British citizen, and the answer is YES. There is no requirement for the applicant to be living with his wife. Its totally legal for the OP to apply for naturalisation without the knowledge of his wife. He is not required at all to provide her consent.krimith wrote:but still she have to agree he apply BC bec if she not happy she inform to UKBA so they must refuse his application and after 2yrs also they know and spoiled his matter so better he wait until 2012 some case i know if partner not happy to apply he/she inform to UKBA and they refuse itJAJ wrote:The listed documents are probably on file at the Home Office already, if the spouse immigration process was used. Also, you can get birth and marriage certificates independently.sushdmehta wrote:If the listed documents cannot be provided, then you'll need to wait until 2012.
Yes, they are public record and anyone can have them. eg If OP tell me his marriage details in, I can obtain his certificate and it will be totally legal.sushdmehta wrote:1. If the form / guidance states that one has to provide these documents at the time of application, I would tend to believe that the application may not be accepted (and processed / approved) on the excuse that "UKBA already has the documents, hence I refuse to provide them now".JAJ wrote:The listed documents are probably on file at the Home Office already, if the spouse immigration process was used. Also, you can get birth and marriage certificates independently.sushdmehta wrote:If the listed documents cannot be provided, then you'll need to wait until 2012.
2. As I personally do not know for sure whether these documents can be sourced without permission of the individual concerned, all I have stated in my responses is the need for the listed documents at the time of application - without any reference to where these may be sourced from (spouse / issuing authority / third party?).
regards
But still BC application processing time between if she know from anywhere or sometime UKBA asking her(now days they phoe to partner) if any doubt and she told no now we are seprate and very soon i give him divorce so must be problem and they put record for him deception bec he knows and did applicationmrlookforward wrote:Yes, they are public record and anyone can have them. eg If OP tell me his marriage details in, I can obtain his certificate and it will be totally legal.sushdmehta wrote:1. If the form / guidance states that one has to provide these documents at the time of application, I would tend to believe that the application may not be accepted (and processed / approved) on the excuse that "UKBA already has the documents, hence I refuse to provide them now".JAJ wrote:The listed documents are probably on file at the Home Office already, if the spouse immigration process was used. Also, you can get birth and marriage certificates independently.sushdmehta wrote:If the listed documents cannot be provided, then you'll need to wait until 2012.
2. As I personally do not know for sure whether these documents can be sourced without permission of the individual concerned, all I have stated in my responses is the need for the listed documents at the time of application - without any reference to where these may be sourced from (spouse / issuing authority / third party?).
regards
Don't mislead people and don't try to sound like you really know when you don't. There is no requirement for his wife to agree to anything. The only requirement is that he is "married" to a British citizen which he is. He can easily obtain copy of Birth certificate of his wife and send it instead of her passport.krimith wrote:but still she have to agree he apply BC bec if she not happy she inform to UKBA so they must refuse his application and after 2yrs also they know and spoiled his matter so better he wait until 2012 some case i know if partner not happy to apply he/she inform to UKBA and they refuse itJAJ wrote:The listed documents are probably on file at the Home Office already, if the spouse immigration process was used. Also, you can get birth and marriage certificates independently.sushdmehta wrote:If the listed documents cannot be provided, then you'll need to wait until 2012.