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But what happens if she's been here on an erroneously issued WP, and not actually worked?John wrote:It matters not what route she takes to get the ILR. The fact is that once she has ILR then she is entitled to apply immediately for Naturalisation, given that she is married to a British Citizen, and has been in the UK for over 3 years.
That is a very different question, but we have been told :-But what happens if she's been here on an erroneously issued WP, and not actually worked?
-: which suggests to me she has been working. But confirmation of that would be good..... but her company processed her work permit instead of dependent visa ....
The nationality rules have not been changed and the "CW" is absolutely, utterly wrong.jes2jes wrote:John, JAJ & the experts on Naturalisation please clarify.
I came from a meeting tonight and after the meeting, my lady friend announced to me that she was granted ILR today from the PEO. She is married to a BC. She has been living in the UK for almost 6 years and was previously on WP and switched to spousal visa.
She is very sad that she cannot apply for naturalisation now because she was informed by the CW that the rules have been changed since 2nd April, 07 and she would have to wait one year before applying although she is married to a BC.
Can someone clarify if this is so and where the policy document relating this is located. I have downloaded the guide for naturalisation and if I spot it I will inform the board but please if you have any info concerning the changes please share with the whole board so that members would be aware.
A quick perusal of leaflet BN7 should convince you that I am correct:jes2jes wrote:JAJ:
Thank you for your response. I thrawled through the OP Manuals and also found nothing to this effect. My friend is going to set up an appointment with the NCS to sort it out.