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[Dancull]

Hi All,

Sorry for keep coming back asking silly questions.

I accidentally submitted an incomplete SAR request application ( I was trying to access UKVI account for some reason it directed me to the previous application I drafted). I have emailed SARU for the withdrawal.

Will withdrawing or Void SAR request application impact the ongoing naturalisation application?

Thank you!

[AmazonianX]

Hi All,

Sorry for keep coming back asking silly questions.

I accidentally submitted an incomplete SAR request application ( I was trying to access UKVI account for some reason it directed me to the previous application I drafted). I have emailed SARU for the withdrawal.

Will withdrawing or Void SAR request application impact the ongoing naturalisation application?

Thank you!

No, it has no effect on your ongoing application.

[contorted_svy]

Hi All,

Sorry for keep coming back asking silly questions.

I accidentally submitted an incomplete SAR request application ( I was trying to access UKVI account for some reason it directed me to the previous application I drafted). I have emailed SARU for the withdrawal.

Will withdrawing or Void SAR request application impact the ongoing naturalisation application?

Thank you!

No- they are completely separate processes. Very few things would void a naturalisation application, it is notoriously difficult to cancel or withdraw it.

[SupperDog]

Hi All,

Sorry for keep coming back asking silly questions.

I accidentally submitted an incomplete SAR request application ( I was trying to access UKVI account for some reason it directed me to the previous application I drafted). I have emailed SARU for the withdrawal.

Will withdrawing or Void SAR request application impact the ongoing naturalisation application?

Thank you!

Actually, you shouldn't email SARU to cancel it. SAR application is only valid after you have emailed them your proof of ID and signed authorisation letter. If you don't supply those documents your SAR application will be cancelled automatically.

[Dancull]

Thank you all for your time and replies!

[Dancull]

So interestingly, I have got the second SAR which I requested to cancel and they confirmed they will cancel it too.

And I realised that Basic SAR contains more application-specific information than the detailed one.

From the look of it, the checks were done on 8th March and the 4th April they requested further information which I replied to on the same day. But according to SAR, it hasn't been picked up yet. The whole case has not moved a single bit since 4th April. The case stage shows the case is in consideration.


I'm reaching 6 months mark in 8 days.

[contorted_svy]

"In consideration" doesn't mean it hasn't moved further. In any case, in a couple weeks you will be able to open a complaint and start chasing, you find instructions here viewtopic.php?f=42&t=343483

[Dancull]

"In consideration" doesn't mean it hasn't moved further. In any case, in a couple weeks you will be able to open a complaint and start chasing, you find instructions here viewtopic.php?f=42&t=343483

Thanks for the reply and for making that post 6 months' instruction contorted_svy!

[Dancull]

Hi All,

I have gone through the latest SAR carefully,

It showed person and PNC check had been completed for two months. it said no objection and no trace for the person check and no trace for the PNC check.

Not sure this is the reason make the processing time takes longer than average, I used my preferred name in the office solely for employment purposes, and the company used my preferred name on my payslips and contract but in the record legal name remains the same as my passport. HO did come back ask me whether I had completed the name change and I replied on the same day a month ago.

On the SAR, I saw they added my preferred name to my alias section.

[contorted_svy]

Aliases and preferred names are something that can make processing applications a bit extra cumbersome. You will be able to chase next week, hopefully you hear something soon.

[Dancull]

Aliases and preferred names are something that can make processing applications a bit extra cumbersome. You will be able to chase next week, hopefully you hear something soon.

Thank you, I provided a cover letter and the HMRC history page with the national insurance number and all the details along with payslips to show the connection. Didn't think preferred name would cause the delay as I only started my employment last year.

Shall I ask HR for legal name confirmation?

[contorted_svy]

As you provided this information quite recently I would let them process it. If they need more they will contact you.

[Dancull]

As you provided this information quite recently I would let them process it. If they need more they will contact you.

Thank you contorted_svy.

[Dancull]

Good Morning,

Will it be an issue if I request SAR for the third time as 6 months lapsed a few days ago?

From the last SAR, it seems like my response to further information is simply not being picked up, it showed" Do you wish to continue processing the case whilst awaiting further action from the applicant to be completed" and caseworker has ticked 'No'

[contorted_svy]

I wouldn't try another SAR as you requested one recently, but I would consider chasing the application according to the guide in this thread viewtopic.php?f=42&t=343483 I would consider attaching the SAR results to your communications too, so you share the information you have (that there are no clear objections and you provided all the info requested).

[Dancull]

I wouldn't try another SAR as you requested one recently, but I would consider chasing the application according to the guide in this thread viewtopic.php?f=42&t=343483 I would consider attaching the SAR results to your communications too, so you share the information you have (that there are no clear objections and you provided all the info requested).

Thank you, that will be a good idea! I have followed the steps from the link but didn't attach my SAR. should I send a follow email with SAR or just wait until they reply?

[contorted_svy]

I would send a follow up attaching the SAR results.

[Dancull]

I would send a follow up attaching the SAR results.

Thank you for the advise, I have sent them a follow-up email with SAR, and hopefully hear from them soon!

[Dancull]

I have received an update from MP.

HO told her “The application is under a 6-month service standard Written to constituent on 22nd April as enquiries still ongoing.”

It seems like waiting is the only option now It seems odd to me that HO said my application was still under 6 months of service but has been more than 6 months. I didn't disclose SAR to MP, only to FNE.

[contorted_svy]

I would also send it to your MP, can't see why not.

[Dancull]

I would also send it to your MP, can't see why not.

Thank you.

This might have been answered many times before, although I just like to confirm and any suggestions are appreciated!

I plan to travel abroad to Albania in early June for 7 days. ( we thought the application should be completed by then when I applied last year) and I will be travelling with my current nationality's passport, I know after the bio appointment we will be free to travel. I'm wondering if I need to inform HO about this travel, given that I'm a non-EEA nation.

[alterhase58]

You don't need to inform Home Office about your travels.
You have a valid passport and BRP - naturalisation is not immigration and travel is allowed.

[Dancull]

You don't need to inform Home Office about your travels.
You have a valid passport and BRP - naturalisation is not immigration and travel is allowed.

Thank you so much for the confirmation!

[Dancull]

Hi All,

It has been a while unfortunately still nothing.

My partner (EU citizen with EUSS) and I were planning to get married at the end of June.

Will it be better to put it on hold as well as purchase a property?

Ideally, I don't want to give them more reasons to delay the application any further.

[AmazonianX]

Hi All,

It has been a while unfortunately still nothing.

My partner (EU citizen with EUSS) and I were planning to get married at the end of June.

Will it be better to put it on hold as well as purchase a property?

Ideally, I don't want to give them more reasons to delay the application any further.

The application is delayed already, the marriage or mortgage will not be a reason for further