Naturalisation residency confusion
Posted: Tue Mar 19, 2019 5:24 am
I received my ILR BRP yesterday. I have found out via this forum that I'm eligible for Naturalisation straight away after being granted ILR as a spouse of BC after 5-year residency and I was just looking at the application form.
Just wanted to know about 3-year residency period. Its strange that you have to spend 5-years to get ILR and 3-years residency for Naturalisation. It doesn't add up. I know if you're not married to British Citizen you'd need 5-year residency but that still doesn't make much sense.
One should be able to apply straight for Naturalisation after completing 5-year residency. I think it's just getting an extra fee from the applicant to apply for ILR.
Could someone clarify above for me please.
I thought employment was not a requirement for Naturalisation. I was thinking of applying for other jobs or maybe starting own small business. Will it have any effect on my Naturalisation application? Does one have to have a job to be eligible for employment? If I change employment whilst waiting for Naturalisation is that ok?
Can I use my manager and another 25-year old as referees?
Just wanted to know about 3-year residency period. Its strange that you have to spend 5-years to get ILR and 3-years residency for Naturalisation. It doesn't add up. I know if you're not married to British Citizen you'd need 5-year residency but that still doesn't make much sense.
One should be able to apply straight for Naturalisation after completing 5-year residency. I think it's just getting an extra fee from the applicant to apply for ILR.
Could someone clarify above for me please.
I thought employment was not a requirement for Naturalisation. I was thinking of applying for other jobs or maybe starting own small business. Will it have any effect on my Naturalisation application? Does one have to have a job to be eligible for employment? If I change employment whilst waiting for Naturalisation is that ok?
Can I use my manager and another 25-year old as referees?