The British Nationality Act 1981 specifies the rules relating to absences from the UK for those applying for British citizenship by naturalisation. The absence limits during the qualifying period are a critical part of this process, designed to ensure that applicants...
When applying for British citizenship, Referees vouch for your identity and good character, helping the Home Office UKVI assess your application. This guide addresses common questions surrounding the role of referees, from eligibility requirements to their...
EU nationals may become eligible for British citizenship 12 months after acquiring settled status in the UK or immediately if married to a British citizen. Having settled status, granted under the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS), is the first step. This post discusses how...
A Certificate of Entitlement is an alternative document to a British passport that proves you have the right of abode in the UK. Having the right of abode means you a a British citizen and are allowed to live and work in the UK without being subject to immigration...
Applying for British citizenship is a significant milestone, but it’s a process filled with potential pitfalls that can lead to delays or even a refusal. Understanding and avoiding common British citizenship application mistakes can increase your chances of a...
Applying for UK citizenship is an exciting milestone for many individuals. However, the process can sometimes take longer than anticipated, causing frustration and uncertainty. The standard processing time is up to 6 months, with some applications exceeding this...
