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British citizenship
Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 7:12 pm
by snowpowder
Hi,
I have been living in England almost ten years and planning to apply for British citizenship. I have health problems and I am on treatment for my illnes.I am receiving DLA and EESA. I have Indefinite Leave To Remain.
My questions are;
Being unemloyed because of my illness and receiving benefits have negatif effect to my application?
What is the best answer to Section 3 Good Character Requirement Regarding my situations?
Thank you very much.
Kind Regards
Re: British citizenship
Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 7:30 pm
by Amber
snowpowder wrote:Hi,
I have been living in England almost ten years and planning to apply for British citizenship. I have health problems and I am on treatment for my illnes.I am receiving DLA and EESA. I have Indefinite Leave To Remain.
My questions are;
Being unemloyed because of my illness and receiving benefits have negatif effect to my application?
What is the best answer to Section 3 Good Character Requirement Regarding my situations?
Thank you very much.
Kind Regards
There is no requirement to be in employment to naturalise as a BC. Just state unemployed. Ensure you meet the requirements including residency and having ILR for 12 months unless married/civil p to a bc.
Re: British citizenship
Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 7:41 pm
by snowpowder
D4109125 wrote:snowpowder wrote:Hi,
I have been living in England almost ten years and planning to apply for British citizenship. I have health problems and I am on treatment for my illnes.I am receiving DLA and EESA. I have Indefinite Leave To Remain.
My questions are;
Being unemloyed because of my illness and receiving benefits have negatif effect to my application?
What is the best answer to Section 3 Good Character Requirement Regarding my situations?
Thank you very much.
Kind Regards
There is no requirement to be in employment to naturalise as a BC. Just state unemployed. Ensure you meet the requirements including residency and having ILR for 12 months unless married/civil p to a bc.
Thank you very much.