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Hello people,I have got a query and It would be appreciated if I can find an answer to this;I got married to a BC in 2010 and then got my ILR August 2012 and I thought i was supposed to wait until August this year(2013) to apply for naturalisation but I have heard that since I'm married to a BC I can apply for naturalisation even now,is that correct?

If you have ILR and married to a BC you can apply for Naturalisation anytime. You don't have to wait for a year.

You don't need to wait a year but you will need to complete 3 years of residence.

See Q1 in Citizenship FAQs - Common Questions - Read before posting.

Jambo wrote:You don't need to wait a year but you will need to complete 3 years of residence.

See Q1 in Citizenship FAQs - Common Questions - Read before posting.

Thanks for the reply "JAMBO"
But regarding residence;I was on student visa for 4yrs("2006-2010) and i got married then 2010,will that count as eligible residence,its a bit confusing with that 3yrs residence,if you could help me please

emmigrator123 wrote:If you have ILR and married to a BC you can apply for Naturalisation anytime. You don't have to wait for a year.

Thanks for the reply "EMMIGRATION123"

bushbaby wrote:

Jambo wrote:You don't need to wait a year but you will need to complete 3 years of residence.

See Q1 in Citizenship FAQs - Common Questions - Read before posting.

Thanks for the reply "JAMBO"
But regarding residence;I was on student visa for 4yrs("2006-2010) and i got married then 2010,will that count as eligible residence,its a bit confusing with that 3yrs residence,if you could help me please

Have you read Q1 in the FAQ? It's quite clear there.

Jambo wrote:

bushbaby wrote:

Jambo wrote:You don't need to wait a year but you will need to complete 3 years of residence.

See Q1 in Citizenship FAQs - Common Questions - Read before posting.

Thanks for the reply "JAMBO"
But regarding residence;I was on student visa for 4yrs("2006-2010) and i got married then 2010,will that count as eligible residence,its a bit confusing with that 3yrs residence,if you could help me please

Have you read Q1 in the FAQ? It's quite clear there.

I have read,thank you:)