I am in the same boat as you. got confirmation from the same email address furthernationalityenquiries that my application has been successful and a ceremony letter dispatched over a month ago. However, i have been chasing the council and they are not in receipt of my naturalisation certificate yet ...
i had a 16 digit UAN and applied in May, 2021. did not receive any email notification about the approval. so this theory is debunked that if you have a 16 digit application no. you get email about the outcome of the application.
they posted a letter to me asking to book a ceremony.
i would definitely resist resorting to lying to get an update on the application. i forwarded them the survey email hence got the reply.
they can also see from the system if a survey email was sent out so this might go against you in terms of being of a good character.
Folks, hope this will benefit someone. So i received a UKVI survey email asking if i was happy with their service but did not receive any notification about the outcome of my naturalisation application. on a whim, i sent them an email to clarify the situation. sure enough, my application was decided ...
if you apply for your first adult passport abroad, HMPO will notify the home office and there might be a potential review of your naturalisation application.
This is to review if you intend to make UK your permanent home - a condition of naturalisation.
the hyperlink refers to something else i.e. visa refusal or refusal of leave to remain. my query is about declaring non-conviction information. on the application form it explicitly asks about any conviction and does not ask to declare any arrests or court cases resulting in acquittals. if i have to ...
is there any relevant guidance you could refer me to please.
what exactly do i need to put in when a court has already found me not guilty of the offence.
i was charged with a criminal offence and acquitted in court. do i need to declare this and provide an explanation from my perspective about what happened ? reason i am asking if that the application guide states "if anything has been alleged against you" you should let us know. so in essence a ...
hi, i am applying for naturalisation and have the following questions; 1. should i enter the last ten years work history or since i came to the UK which was 12 years ago. so ten or twelve years work history. 2. if its the last ten years, do i need to add a job that started more than ten years ago ...
Dear Folks, i currently hold an EEA residence card and reside as well as work in the UK. i want to switch to Tier 2 and have obtained a Restricted CoS from a UK employer. my understanding is that i can't make an in-country switch to Tier 2 so need to apply from India as an out of country application ...
... in addition to the query above. i would also like to ask what happens if the EU family member acquire permanent residence in the UK and then the divorce proceedings start and the eu national leaves the UK. what will be the rights of the non-eu family member during the divorce proceedings before ...
Thanks CR001. thats reassuring that others are in the same category as myself and people routinely apply from abroad even when they are residents in the UK.
as per your suggestion, i have posted my query in the EEA forum.
Hi, Need advice regarding status as family member EU national when divorce proceedings start. my partner is planning to leave the UK for home country so when the divorce proceedings start she will not be a qualified person i.e. worker. lets say i file for divorce and she leaves the UK staright away ...
it will be odd if i apply from home country for Tier 2 as i am resident in the UK and i ll have to go back apply for the visa and get on a plane back to the uk. dont know how this will fare with UKVI. my partner is planning to leave the UK for home country so when the divorce proceedings start she ...
thanks for your reply.
original expiry date was december 2018.
why do i need to make an out of country application as the cooling off period if any has already lapsed? could you please refer me to some home office publications/guidance regarding the point you raised.
Hi folks, i was on a tier 2 general visa until december 2017 but then switched to EEA family member residence card. i left employment with my sponsor in december 2017. now we are having issues in our relationship and i need to apply for Tier 2 visa again to be independent, i have found a sponsor ...
Status under uk immigration and eu regulations can run concurrently so even though i was on tier 2 at the same time my eu family member was exercising treaty rights and we were co habiting as unmarried partners. Would i not be an extended family members for this 2 year period before our marriage?
Dear All, i want to apply for permanent residence status under EU law (not settled/presettled status). we cohabited from July, 2014 to July, 2016 as non-married couple and my partner was exercising treaty rights as a worker. We have proof of this in the form of utility bills, bank statements etc ...
