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anoshka1976 wrote:1 fill it as per your passport

i would wait and apply after moving to new address, or if you don't want wait write in page 22 of application that you moving out and from..... you will live at ( new address)

1) My current passport has my name my maiden surname and my husbands surname ie: Angelina Jolie Pitt - this is how it appears on my driving licence, brp, current passport, bank statement.
I have now been divorced so i would like to keep only my maiden surname ie: Angelina Jolie.
Would i require a deed poll or a divorce certificate for my country is eligible for my application. As there is a question in regards to current marital status and Spouse details. So can I write in my application form as Angilna Jolie or do I have to fill it as per my passport which is Angelina Jolie Pitt

2) If for instance i am applying on the 17th May 2017, however i am moving out of the property on 1st June 2017. I don't want to loose on any letters as my landlord is not happy for me to use the address once i move out.
Should i just use my current address and then request Royal mail to redirect my letters or should I just use the new address.
Also will this affect due to me moving home after 4 years from this property.

3) Lastly would i still need biometrics.

As i am confused with so many different blogs and comments of JCAP so not familiar with this process.

mjcr28 wrote:Thanks CR001

I am confused with the JCAP process.

so i go to council and give my AN application form, British Passport application, pics, indian passports including previous cancelled 1, engl language and lituk test. Correct. The paper passport form NOT the online one.

so how will i get the bio-metrics letter and invitation for the naturalisation ceremony. Will the council write to me or do i get letters direct fro HO. Also as i am applying as JCAP process would i need to go or will they call me to the HO. You apply at NCS, who is an agent for HO, that is all you do.
That is where the council involvement stops until your ceremony. HO will write to you to do your biometrics. You go to the Post Office with the letter, pay the fee and enroll your biometrics. They will get sent to HO automatically. Once your application is approved, HO will write to you to tell you and you will get a letter of invitation to the ceremony. You call and book the ceremony and then attend on the date to get your certificate. Your ceremony is at the Council.