I received my ILR in 2011. I am wanting to now apply for citizenship. Can I apply off my own back or should I use the application related to my spouse is British, we've been married for 6 years and that particular application makes reference to using it if married for 3 year on the day of ...
that's on top of needing to update your info with the home office for marriage, name change, etc. I'm at a loss, if you are correct & they go ahead & process my application they will have virtually stolen £250 from me!
I'm sure I read that if you hold an ILR you need to apply for the BRP card otherwise you could be forced to stop working? Honestly their website is so confusing & everything I've read online (personal experiences, etc) is not clear/no help! I would like to contact them for clarity but cannot fine ...
I'm just concerned because it was a change of circumstances that was not reported. I don't actually know what the "rules/laws" were in this instance back in 2012. There is information on the NTL form now that states "not reporting a change could result in up to a £1000 or a shortened stay" I also ...
I have, what feels like a silly question, but have had no luck researching it whatsoever. I received my ILR in 2011 off my own back, when I was single. In 2012 I married & moved with my husband. At the time it never crossed my mind to update the Home Office. In 2017 I decided I wanted to apply for ...
