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Passport Documents after Naturalisation

Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 8:55 am
by gd_chandrasekar
Hi

Could you pls let me know what documents should I send for by British Passport. Should I send my current Indian Passports? I have planned a trip end of Dec, so not sure if I can get it back in time.

Thanks
C

Re: Passport Documents after Naturalisation

Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 12:38 pm
by Nazia88
gd_chandrasekar wrote:Hi

Could you pls let me know what documents should I send for by British Passport. Should I send my current Indian Passports? I have planned a trip end of Dec, so not sure if I can get it back in time.

Thanks
C
you have to send your all uncancelled and current passport and plus the one u entered into the uk.

Re: Passport Documents after Naturalisation

Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 12:43 pm
by gd_chandrasekar
thanks Nazia88

what other documents should I send in addition to the below. I was born in India before 1980.

Naturalization Certificate.
My driving license.
Nazia88 wrote:
gd_chandrasekar wrote:Hi

Could you pls let me know what documents should I send for by British Passport. Should I send my current Indian Passports? I have planned a trip end of Dec, so not sure if I can get it back in time.

Thanks
C
you have to send your all uncancelled and current passport and plus the one u entered into the uk.

Re: Passport Documents after Naturalisation

Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 2:19 pm
by Nazia88
gd_chandrasekar wrote:thanks Nazia88

what other documents should I send in addition to the below. I was born in India before 1980.

.
My driving license.
Nazia88 wrote:
gd_chandrasekar wrote:Hi

Could you pls let me know what documents should I send for by British Passport. Should I send my current Indian Passports? I have planned a trip end of Dec, so not sure if I can get it back in time.

Thanks
C
you have to send your all uncancelled and current passport and plus the one u entered into the uk.
no need to send driving license. you only need to send:-

Application form
2 photographs (one certified)
Passport (s)
Correct fee
Naturalization Certificate

goodluck.

Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 2:37 pm
by geriatrix
gd_chandrasekar wrote:Hi

I am planning to apply for British Passport tomorrow, do you know when can I get my originals back?

I need the originals before 21st November, do you think I can get it in time?

I believe they will give back the Naturalization certificate?

Thanks
C

Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 2:42 pm
by Jambo
Check the Passport timelines thread. It takes 2-3 weeks to get the documents back (including the naturalisation certificate).

Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 2:46 pm
by gd_chandrasekar
thanks mate..
Jambo wrote:Check the Passport timelines thread. It takes 2-3 weeks to get the documents back (including the naturalisation certificate).

Re: Passport Documents after Naturalisation

Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2011 5:34 pm
by gd_chandrasekar
Hi

I got my Naturalization certificate today.

I went to the Post office Check n Send service, they said I need to fill my application again because i have written outside the boxes. My parents birthplace is long, so i have written just one word outside the boxed, because its not sufficient.. Now i need to fill it again (which would be 3rd time) and again get it signed from my refree..

could you pls advice is the above really a problem or can I send it directly to IPS?

And also my parents don't know their marriage date, can I leave it blank?

Pls advice?

Thanks

C

Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2011 6:26 pm
by gidoc
There are 30 boxes, try and squeeze everything in there( use 2 letters in one box if necessary). Anything outside the boxes is not a good idea as the forms are scanned.
Put in ' unknown' in the date of marriage, its not important.

Yes, send it via secure delivery, if everything looks ok. I have posted earlier that Check and Send actually takes more time!

Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2011 6:29 pm
by gd_chandrasekar
thanks mate.

I have filled the application, hope 3rd time lucky..
gidoc wrote:There are 30 boxes, try and squeeze everything in there( use 2 letters in one box if necessary). Anything outside the boxes is not a good idea as the forms are scanned.
Put in ' unknown' in the date of marriage, its not important.

Yes, send it via secure delivery, if everything looks ok. I have posted earlier that Check and Send actually takes more time!

Re: Passport Documents after Naturalisation

Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2011 6:49 pm
by Jambo
gd_chandrasekar wrote:Hi

I got my Naturalization certificate today.

I went to the Post office Check n Send service, they said I need to fill my application again because i have written outside the boxes. My parents birthplace is long, so i have written just one word outside the boxed, because its not sufficient.. Now i need to fill it again (which would be 3rd time) and again get it signed from my refree..

could you pls advice is the above really a problem or can I send it directly to IPS?

And also my parents don't know their marriage date, can I leave it blank?

Pls advice?

Thanks

C
The application gets scanned that is why you are not allowed to write outside the box.

If you don't the date, just leave blank or write unknown.

Re: Passport Documents after Naturalisation

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 8:34 am
by gd_chandrasekar
Hi

I have my wife ILR - Set (M) on 25th Nov, i am planning to send my British Passport application today. Hope I will get my original documents back by that time. In case if I don't get the documents, will it be okay if I submit photocopies of My Indian Passport and British Naturalization Certificate?

Thanks
Chandra

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 9:51 am
by geriatrix
No, if SET(M) form requires that evidence of spouse's Settled status or British citizenship are to be submitted.

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 9:54 am
by gd_chandrasekar
Thanks sushdmehta

if I can get the original doc's notarized? Do I need to submit my Indian Passport? or just Naturalization certificate is sufficient?

Which form should I use, is it still SET (M) or different?
sushdmehta wrote:No.

Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 9:57 am
by geriatrix
Only original documents are accepted. Also see Note 6 in the SET(M) form.