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Contact your council to ask whether they will automatically send an invitation to the ceremony when they receive the naturalization certificate. If they do, there is no need to worry, because it's unlikely that the council letter will be lost as well as the HO letters.jcisco wrote:Just wanted to know, what happens if the naturalisation approval letter doesn't reach the recipient (lost in transit)? I know homeoffice won't reply on the progress of the application until six months from the date of application.
Does any one have any experience where they contacted homeoffice after six months and found out that the application was actually approved long time ago but never received the approval letter?
barnaby wrote:Contact your council to ask whether they will automatically send an invitation to the ceremony when they receive the naturalization certificate. If they do, there is no need to worry, because it's unlikely that the council letter will be lost as well as the HO letters.jcisco wrote:Just wanted to know, what happens if the naturalisation approval letter doesn't reach the recipient (lost in transit)? I know homeoffice won't reply on the progress of the application until six months from the date of application.
Does any one have any experience where they contacted homeoffice after six months and found out that the application was actually approved long time ago but never received the approval letter?
Good point. If the HO letter is lost, there is still the problem of getting a replacement. But the OP was worried about the impossibility of finding out whether a HO letter has even been sent.numfon wrote:But you need approved letter otherwise you cant go to ceremony Am I right ?
I have checked with Council and they don't send any invitation letter for the ceremony when they receive naturalization certificate. Also they won't be able to check if they have received anyone's naturalization certificate without the reference number given on the approval letter .barnaby wrote:Contact your council to ask whether they will automatically send an invitation to the ceremony when they receive the naturalization certificate. If they do, there is no need to worry, because it's unlikely that the council letter will be lost as well as the HO letters.jcisco wrote:Just wanted to know, what happens if the naturalisation approval letter doesn't reach the recipient (lost in transit)? I know homeoffice won't reply on the progress of the application until six months from the date of application.
Does any one have any experience where they contacted homeoffice after six months and found out that the application was actually approved long time ago but never received the approval letter?
Did you apply via NCS or postal.jcisco wrote:I have checked with Council and they don't send any invitation letter for the ceremony when they receive naturalization certificate. Also they won't be able to check if they have received anyone's naturalization certificate without the reference number given on the approval letter .barnaby wrote:Contact your council to ask whether they will automatically send an invitation to the ceremony when they receive the naturalization certificate. If they do, there is no need to worry, because it's unlikely that the council letter will be lost as well as the HO letters.jcisco wrote:Just wanted to know, what happens if the naturalisation approval letter doesn't reach the recipient (lost in transit)? I know homeoffice won't reply on the progress of the application until six months from the date of application.
Does any one have any experience where they contacted homeoffice after six months and found out that the application was actually approved long time ago but never received the approval letter?
So the only choice is to wait.....
In that case, if the HO letter gets lost, you won't find out until 6 months (plus a few weeks to contact them?) have elapsed.jcisco wrote:I have checked with Council and they don't send any invitation letter for the ceremony when they receive naturalization certificate. Also they won't be able to check if they have received anyone's naturalization certificate without the reference number given on the approval letter.
Thanks for sharing your experience. What information did you provide to Hackney council to check if they have received your certificate? I have spoken with my council and they said they can't search anything without HO approval letter reference number!!totallylegit wrote:This exact thing happened to me!
. They told me they had my certificate and were waiting for me to confirm my ceremony booked for 5th April. They were able to confirm it over the phone and I thought that was that.
jcisco wrote:Thanks for sharing your experience. What information did you provide to Hackney council to check if they have received your certificate? I have spoken with my council and they said they can't search anything without HO approval letter reference number!!totallylegit wrote:This exact thing happened to me!
. They told me they had my certificate and were waiting for me to confirm my ceremony booked for 5th April. They were able to confirm it over the phone and I thought that was that.
Good luck with your letter, I have 2 questionsjcisco wrote:After few emails I got this reply from homeoffice.
"Thank you for your response.
A decision was made on your application in March and a decision letter despatched to your address on 19th.
I have submitted a request to have a duplicate letter dispatched, which should be sent within the next week. The letters are sent be second class post, so please allow 10 days for delivery."
So I am assuming my application was approved as my case was straight forward but the approval letter got lost in transit. Hopefully I will get in next two weeks.
That's strange. I received acknowledgement letter with the application reference number even though I applied through NCS.HSMP9999 wrote: "We do not sent acknowledgement letters for applications that are submitted via the Nationality Checking Service (NCS).
New email reply " PS: You should be receiving a decision letter shortly " hoping to have good news this timejcisco wrote:That's strange. I received acknowledgement letter with the application reference number even though I applied through NCS.HSMP9999 wrote: "We do not sent acknowledgement letters for applications that are submitted via the Nationality Checking Service (NCS).
@HSMP9999: Good luck.HSMP9999 wrote:New email reply " PS: You should be receiving a decision letter shortly " hoping to have good news this timejcisco wrote:That's strange. I received acknowledgement letter with the application reference number even though I applied through NCS.HSMP9999 wrote: "We do not sent acknowledgement letters for applications that are submitted via the Nationality Checking Service (NCS).
@atukflrnatukflrn wrote:@HSMP9999: Good luck.HSMP9999 wrote:New email reply " PS: You should be receiving a decision letter shortly " hoping to have good news this timejcisco wrote:That's strange. I received acknowledgement letter with the application reference number even though I applied through NCS.HSMP9999 wrote: "We do not sent acknowledgement letters for applications that are submitted via the Nationality Checking Service (NCS).
What did you mention in your email?