Passport / Proof of age / Renouncing citizenship

[mistral]

Hi Guys,
I need to make a decision…here is the brief story :
* Originally I am an EU national
* I have just received a letter from UK BA that my request for british citizenship has been approved. I have not yet attended the ceremony though.
* I want to apply for a spouse visa for my wife ASAP (non-EU, living abroad)

Here are my questions :

* Is my EU passport required as part of the spouse visa process ? If not, can I use my “certificate of british citizenship” as proof of age ?

* Again, given that the priority is to bring my wife in London, I am even Ok to not get the british citizenship now, so that I can use the EEA route which seems easier than the “wife of a British person” one….If I don’t attend the ceremony after the 90 days deadline, is this considered as renouncing the British Citizenship or not ? If I do that, would this compromise my chances if I apply again for one at a later stage ?

Many thanks!

[askmeplz82]

please continue here : your previous post

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=147096

[mistral]

Understood. You can delete the other two. Apologies for any issues caused.

[Amber]

Please continue in your other thread