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Citizenship 7 Years Main and 3 Years Spouse(I read the FAQs)
Posted: Mon May 20, 2013 8:21 pm
by faxmachine
Hello All,
I read the FAQs and different posts on the topic; some answers are very conflicting answers as compare to FAQs.
My question is -
I'm in UK for past 7 years currently on ILR for past 1.5 years and my wife is in UK for past 3 years and on ILR for past 1.2 years.
We are looking to apply for citizenship. I wonder can we apply together or my wife I have to wait unless I got my neutralization letter.
Please advice.
Re: Citizenship 7 Years Main and 3 Years Spouse(I read the F
Posted: Mon May 20, 2013 8:43 pm
by boloney
faxmachine wrote:Hello All,
I read the FAQs and different posts on the topic; some answers are very conflicting answers as compare to FAQs.
My question is -
I'm in UK for past 7 years currently on ILR for past 1.5 years and my wife is in UK for past 3 years and on ILR for past 1.2 years.
We are looking to apply for citizenship. I wonder can we apply together or my wife I have to wait unless I got my neutralization letter.
Please advice.
She Have to wait to you attend ceremony or to she spend 5 years in the UK.
Re: Citizenship 7 Years Main and 3 Years Spouse(I read the F
Posted: Mon May 20, 2013 9:54 pm
by Amber
faxmachine wrote:Hello All,
I read the FAQs and different posts on the topic; some answers are very conflicting answers as compare to FAQs.
My question is -
I'm in UK for past 7 years currently on ILR for past 1.5 years and my wife is in UK for past 3 years and on ILR for past 1.2 years.
We are looking to apply for citizenship. I wonder can we apply together or my wife I have to wait unless I got my neutralization letter.
Please advice.
You could apply together but you would be relying on the discretion of the caseworker.
Posted: Mon May 20, 2013 11:02 pm
by Jambo
Although some lawyers stated it worked for their clients, I haven't read a success story in the forum (although this doesn't mean it doesn't work). The savings nowadays is about £200 and 2 months. I personally would wait rather than count on the caseworker discretion (and risk the fee).