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Hi vinny, we did not send much except some bills on his name and couple of family photos - all the rest were my documents. We did not include any doctors' letters. I naively assumed that since he had his PR all we needed now my British passport, our marriage certificate, Life in UK & English tests. At least that's what I was told by HO last November but either things changed or I am not getting a full picture because when called HO couple of days ago I was told bank statements, bills etc do not prove residency...vinny wrote:What documents did he use to obtain confirmation of PR? Perhaps more of the same types of documents. Anything should help.
sorry, my first post was very long - he is Lithuanian (EU citizen) and has already received PR (permanent residency) last year...CR001 wrote:Is your husband a non-EU citizen?
Hi vinny, my case was different because I work - I provided all P60s for the last 6 years, certificates for Life in UK and English tests - I received citizenship very quickly. My husband, however, looks slightly complicated case. I tried phoning UKBA today and despite staying online for 45 minutes I still could not get through to them. Don't they really keep any travel records for EU citizens? how can we prove that my husband did not travel anywhere all these years?vinny wrote:What evidence did you submit when you naturalised?
The level of 2-year (cohabitation) residence evidence they are requesting for SET(M) applicants are on the said form (Section 12, note 8 ). They should accept something similar, but perhaps relatively more documents, for a 3 year period.
Anything you/he may supply should help.
See also Chapter 18: naturalisation at discretion > Annex B: residence requirements > 2.
Checking the residence requirements.
I disagree. I wonder where he got that from?Ieva wrote:One of the solicitors claims that my husband (who is EU citizen and who received PR as my family member 7 months ago) needs to wait 12 months after receiving his PR card before applying for naturalisation, even though I, his wife, became British 10 months ago (?)
His argument is that I must have been British 6 years if he wanted to apply without waiting 12 months. This does not seem right to me and I had assurances from other sources that my husband does not need to wait as there is no time limit on how long your spouse has been British citizen before spouse's application. Additional reassurance would be appreciated.
Yes, the application should be completed by the applicant, so I guess we should just leave this section blank.vinny wrote:On the AN form, I think that the applicant should answer the questions as asked. Are they asking about the applicant or spouse?
I think both of the solicitors meant exactly this...vinny wrote:I think that this Solictor should check the naturalisation requirements again.
She may be thinking of the changes to the family Immigration rules effective on 9th July 2012. This increased the qualifying period for ILR of spouses of British citizen from 2 years to 5 years. Consequently, these spouses will be unable to take advantage of the 3 years residence requirements for naturalisation under Section 6(2).