Thanks @CR001.

Hoping everything else is in order?

So, I believe I'm all set - I've uploaded the documents as below (3 years' spouse route). Proof of Application - Applicant Passport - Current (All Pages) Educational/Qualifications - Applicant Degree Certificate - Applicant English Medium Certificate - Applicant UK NARIC Academic Qualification Level ...

Thank you so much for your help so far, guys. I'm filled & submitted the online application form now, and now on the TLS Contact website, trying to upload the scanned documents. However, each document uploaded needs to have a category selected against it - but the categories don't strictly match the ...

You answered correctly, and you can provide the degree certificate with the letter you have. NARIC has changed name to ECCTIS. Thanks @contorted_svy. I've got one more question around the immigration details, where the question on the form is as follows. Have you made any previous UK immigration ...

Thank you for your response, @alterhase58. English Language - NARIC is now ECCTIS - plus the NARIC certificates we've got, are over 5 years old. Can these still be used? Or do we need to re-apply for these? As this was provided for ILR applicant can rely on this, just check the correct option "was ...

Dear Members, Would someone be able to shed some light on the requirements for a naturalisation application intended to be made by my spouse, who is currently on ILR e-Visa (I'm a British Citizen). Immigration situation so far - 24/07/2015 - Got Married. 11/11/2015 - "Spouse/Partner Visa" Granted ...

DX courier is heavily faster than HO 2nd class Royal Mail means very soon you will get your supporting documents. Perhaps you should have considered in sending your own prepaid special delivery envelope. Thanks seagul - you're absolutey right, I've noticed DX Secure is always much faster than Royal ...

Just thought I'd post an update for the benefit of anyone who's interested (and specifically mzjogee) and perhaps going through the ToC application process. 26/10/2018 - Made the online application. 05/11/2018 - Posted the online application form, along with supporting documents. 14/11/2018 ...

Hi mzjogee,

I just wondered if you included a "prepaid" return envelope with your ToC application?

Could you please let me know?

Best Regards,
Khaja.

Hi mzjogee - I'm having to wait until next week, as I don't have access to a printer, at the moment. The website says that you have 15 days to send the documents from the date you do the payment, so I was thinking of doing the payment on Monday (when I've got access to a printer), and then post the ...

Fantastic, thank you very much mzjogee. So, basically the only difference is - instead of downloading an empty form to fill up, you just fill it up "online" and print it out. The rest of the process is the same i.e., sending this "online" application along with the supporting documents, to their ...

Hello mzjogee, I just noticed that the "paper" application forms for the ToC application are no longer available. I believe one can only apply online or in person now. Could you please do me a favour and let me know the process (if you're aware) of how you do online applications? I can fill up the ...

Dear Members,

I'd really appreciate a response to this. Could someone please share their experiences, at least?

I'd be really grateful.


Best Regards,
Khaja.

Thanks mzjogee, you're right - no harm in sending a few more. However, I guess what I'm after are some concrete rules around it. There is nothing in the guidance notes about this particular bit, however reading the application form again, I realised that the " proof of identity in the form of ...

Hi mzjogee, I do know that the "new name" goes in the name section for ToC application (putting the "maiden" name in the "previous" names section), if that's what you're asking. And to answer your other question, she'll be applying by post. I'm still confused about the proof of residence, though ...

Dear Members, My wife, who is currenctly on her first extension of FLR(M), has recently changed her surname to take mine. To this effect, she's already applied for & received her new passport from her country's embassy. Now, she's trying to get her name changed on the BRP card, via the ToC ...

Regarding this ILR application under SET(O) - amongst other requirements - she also needs to satisfy the English Language Requirements Set(O) is NOT the correct form as you were advised previously. She must apply on SET(M) . Thanks for that clarification, CR001 - duly noted. Any ideas on the NARIC ...

Dear Members, My wife is living in the UK under FLR(M), and we're now trying to prepare for her ILR application due next year. Regarding this ILR application under SET(O) - amongst other requirements - she also needs to satisfy the English Language Requirements For her FLR(M), she'd provided her ...

Thanks, Djsuccess.

You are overthinking this. Haha, thanks CR001 - but as you say yourself - " In life you cannot press the Backspace button!! ". :D I don't want to go through with it all, and regret it later. Plus, there is always this added burden of the ridiculous visa fees, which one can't overlook - paying it ...

No, as presumably your marriage cert will indicate the name change :idea: :idea: Thank you so much for your prompt responses, CR001 - really appreciate it. Upon reading your message, it occurred to me that we'd submitted our marriage, degree & NARIC certificates as part of the FLR(M) application ...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 11, 2018 9:04 am

No issue re Degree in maiden name.

Thanks CR001 - I'm guessing then, no issues with NARIC certificates in maiden name, too?

Thank you for your response, Djsuccess. Yes, good point about writing the Life in the UK test after the name change - duly noted. And the supporting documents can be obtained in the new name, no issues in that respect. If you or someone could also answer my main concern about the "Degree & NARIC ...

Dear Members, I was hoping you guys would shed some light on my query, for which I'm not able to find sure-shot answers, elsewhere. My wife came in to the UK on a Spouse/Partner visa (33 months) and since then, had applied for FLR(M) which she is currently on. And, if all goes according to plan, she ...

Just a quick question on this - I'm in a similar situation wherein I'm looking to change the surname on my wife's Indian passport. Did you get the "affidavit" attested by a Judicial Magistrate or a Notary? If so, how do you go about getting it attested? Your help would be much appreciated. Best ...