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Hi Everyone
I came into UK via visiting visa, I met my husband who was an old friend and who is an eea national and got pregnant in September because I was married to another man then I could not marry him but rather wait for my divorce. I over stayed my visa for 8 month. My husband applied for my RC and now I have my permanent resident.
After 3years of my PR I decided to apply for BC but the problem is that I did not declare to the NCS that I overstayed my visa. Although I did not work because of my visa and my husband was self sufficient.
What do I do.? Write a letter to home office. I spoke to a lawyer who said has long as I did not work but I don't want home office to see me as a liar i am a student nurse and integrity is very important.

Please can anyone advice me

You don't state the date you came on a visitor visa or the date you married your partner.

I came May2008 started staying with my husband in June 2008, got pregnant Sept 2008 visa expired in August 2008, got married April 2009 had my babyJune 2009. Thank you.

I started staying with EEA June 2008 but I never worked or use and public facility only registered with NHS in April after married when I was 7month gone.

You will likely be refused citizenship due to the period of overstay from August 2008 to April 2009.

Did you declare your overstay in your application form and the date you first entered the UK as a visitor? If not, this is withholding important information.

An application will likely only be successful after April 2019, 10 years from the date your status became legal due to marriage to an EU citizen.

I started staying with EEA June 2008 but I never worked or use and public facility only registered with NHS in April after married when I was 7month gone.

Makes no difference. You were an overstayer from the date your visit visa expired. You also were not entitled to free NHS.

I did not declare. I am thinking of writing to the home office

Oby wrote:I did not declare. I am thinking of writing to the home office

To say what exactly?

You will likely fail the good character requirement due to being in the UK illegally between August 2008 and April 2009. Simply living with an EU citizen doesn't give you any rights.

Ok thanks a lot. Although I did declare the first day I came kn

You must make the HO aware of this asap otherwise this maybe seen as deception attracting a ban of 10yrs from the date of application. You may also consider withdrawing your application altogether if you have applied recently. Seniors can advice better.

Good Afternoon,

I have recieved a letter requesting my biometrics.
Does that mean that my application has been aproved?

Many Thanks
Silviya

Silviya wrote:Good Afternoon,

I have recieved a letter requesting my biometrics.
Does that mean that my application has been aproved?

Many Thanks
Silviya

No. A request for biometrics is only the first stage in processing the application.

Thank you very much for your response I will write them asap. I don't know if is wise to cancel because is a lot of money but I will right. Once again thank you for your advice.

Please I will appreciate more advice if possible

Pls seniors please help.

Oby wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 28, 2017 4:08 am

Please I will appreciate more advice if possible

It seems to me you've been given very good advice already. I'm not clear on what more you need.

Oby wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 28, 2017 4:07 am

Thank you very much for your response I will write them asap. I don't know if is wise to cancel because is a lot of money but I will right.

Since your application is very likely to be rejected, you aren't getting the fee back either way. If you withdraw it, then at least you will definitely avoid being banned from reapplying until 2027, as Coldwinter, pointed out.

I realise you were hoping that someone could advise you of a way to make your application valid and likely to be approved, but your circumstances indicate that you have applied for naturalisation before you fulfilled all of the requirements for it. The only thing we can advise you to do is to withdraw or amend your application so that you avoid being found to have used deception on it, and to wait until you do fulfil all the requirements for citizenship before re-applying.

Thanks for the advice, I was actually qualified I had my five years resident permit and my permanent resident for 3years and four month now. The only issue was my overstayer.
I really appreciate everyone effort.

My permanent resident was issues in 2014

Hi Oby, did you manage to cancel your application? I thought applications received by HO cannot be cancelled?