Implication of Incorrect Address on Application
Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2013 1:42 pm
Hi,
I recently applied for British citizenship through the local Council checking service.
I was in such a hurry finalising the form prior to the appointment I decided (rightly or wrongly) to leave off an address here in the UK where I had lived for a month during the last five years.
All other aspects of the application are all fine. And indeed if I had put the address down it would still be all ok as everything is in order and legitimate.
Does anyone have an idea of how the Home Office may view this if they find my application has one address less than previous documentation? I'm not sure what the implication may be re the application? Or even legally?
I am kicking myself as I the simple reason I didn't put it down was I could not recall the exact dates in the rush. And decided at the last minute to leave it off.
Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
I recently applied for British citizenship through the local Council checking service.
I was in such a hurry finalising the form prior to the appointment I decided (rightly or wrongly) to leave off an address here in the UK where I had lived for a month during the last five years.
All other aspects of the application are all fine. And indeed if I had put the address down it would still be all ok as everything is in order and legitimate.
Does anyone have an idea of how the Home Office may view this if they find my application has one address less than previous documentation? I'm not sure what the implication may be re the application? Or even legally?
I am kicking myself as I the simple reason I didn't put it down was I could not recall the exact dates in the rush. And decided at the last minute to leave it off.
Any thoughts would be much appreciated.