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I need some information regarding my 2 sons naturalization.
Last week I have received ILR and I want to apply for their naturalization (MN1 under 18), my both sons passports and UK birth certificates are with UKVI, actually last year in October their passports were submitted for Dependant visa and still in process (my wife is main applicant).

If I withdraw their application and vary to naturalization, in this case I have to pay full fee of naturalization or I have to pay difference amount (after deduction of in process of application fee).

Last year in December I vary my application from Tier 4 dependant to ILR and just submitted only difference amount not full fee of ILR.

Waiting for your kind reply.

Kind Regards,

Syed Bilal Shakeel

If I withdraw their application and vary to naturalization

You can't vary a visa application to a citizenship application.

I have to pay full fee of naturalization

Yes you will have to pay the full fee. Current fee is £669 per child and the fee goes up on 6th April to £749 per child. It is Registration for children and Naturalisation for adults.

See 'Children' section in the link below.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/britis ... ml#p592355

You can also order a copy of their birth certificates on the gro.gov website.

Dear CR001,

Thank you for your kind reply which very helpful for me.
Can I vary my wife application which is still in process for Tier 4 (she is main applicant) to spouse visa, if yes i have to pay full fee or remaining balance ?

Regards,
Syed

Yes she can probably vary to FLR(M) if you meet all the requirements. Not sure about the fee though. Probably pay full fee and ask for refund of other fee, but I am not 100% sure.

FLR(M) is a 5 year route to ILR as her clock for qualifying will be reset to zero if granted.

DEAR members,
Iam applying MN1 for my uk born child as both parents got ILR recently.MY son stayed in INDIA for nearly 10 months in india when he is under tier 2 dependent.For uk born children under 18, is there any travel limit or any restrictions that no more than 270 days out of country or does that apply only for the children born abroad.. please share your views and experiences

many thanks,
RJ