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Hi all,
I got my Indefinite leave to remain ( ILR ) in UK around 2 yrs back , and I am planing to apply for Naturalization. Before I got my ILR I was from Tier1.

Now the question is will my wife and daughter would be able to apply for naturalization at the same time as me ?
my wife and daughter came to UK by 2007 and since then they were dependent for Tier1 and then managed to get ILR .

On top of my knowledge so far they can apply for naturalization with me ?


thanks
regards
sujith

If they meet requirements they should be able to apply, i.e. ILR for at least 12 months + 5 years residence and within the limit of absence allowance.

thanks for the quick reply .
yes they are here more than 5 yrs of residence in UK and also they within the limit of absence allowance.

One more question ,

I am in the middle of filling this application (Form AN) for me and my wife .. (separate application forms for each)
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... N_v1_0.pdf

and for my 7 ear old daughter (Form MN1)
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... e_2014.pdf


and according to this URL
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... r_2014.pdf

I should be paying £906 for each adult application and £ 669 for my daughter's application.

so the question is should I take a print out of the 4th page on this link : https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... r_2014.pdf
and just state sum of ( £ 906 + £ 906 + £ 669 ) = £2481 and submit three applications separately with one payment page ?

or should I print out each payment page and fill the sum amount and submit with the main application ?

could some one please let me know which is the best way with their experience .

thanks

single payment on a single page. Applying as a family even though each applicant requires separate form, hence you can add all the fees and fill out a single form.

Make sure you notify your bank/credit card company regarding the amount and potential date block, to avoid them blocking the payment, as the amount is large.

good luck.

Thanks for the quick reply again ,
as you suggest I will inform this to the bank so that they wont stop my payment.
thanks.