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There is no early or late stage really. It's a one step process. You apply and they respond yes or no.And at which stage do refusals often occur. Have they ever occurred after advanced stage?
This topic is in the Ireland sub forum for Irish naturalisation, not sure if your advice is based on British citizenship by naturalisation, which obvs doesn't apply.Zerubbabel wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 2:53 pmThere is no early or late stage really. It's a one step process. You apply and they respond yes or no.And at which stage do refusals often occur. Have they ever occurred after advanced stage?
If you had a single late return and sorted it with HRMC, that shouldn't affect your application. I have seen cases of people approved despite an instance of a late return. It even happened to me. I was managing a small not very active LTD and forgot to send the return. I received a firm reminder with £150 fine. I immediately paid the fine, sent a return then closed the LTD. It didn't affect my citizenship application.
However, if you have outstanding issues with HMRC or have a history of issues with them, this can play a negative role on your application as it goes against the "good character requirements".
Ouops, sorry for that. My advice is based on British Citizenship. It doesn't stand for Irish citizenship.This topic is in the Ireland sub forum for Irish naturalisation, not sure if your advice is based on British citizenship by naturalisation, which obvs doesn't apply.
Thank you anywayZerubbabel wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 8:10 pmOuops, sorry for that. My advice is based on British Citizenship. It doesn't stand for Irish citizenship.This topic is in the Ireland sub forum for Irish naturalisation, not sure if your advice is based on British citizenship by naturalisation, which obvs doesn't apply.