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Timeline After Application Submission For Naturalisation

Jan 22 2011 03:25 PM | Tony in British Nationality

In this thread, started by Sanasodha, UKresident members discuss progress of their British naturalisation applications. The thread gives perspective on the timeline of their application. Members who have submitted or achieved success post their stories for others to benefit from.

Details such as the following are provided in the thread:

NCS or Postal
If NCS, which centre
Date of submission or posting
CRITERIA - 5 yr stay (4 + 1 yr ILR)
Date of debit of debit/credit card
Date of receipt of acknowledgement
Date of receipt of approval
Date of Ceremony
Date of appln. for passport
Method used
Date of Receipt

The thread which spans 238 pages, has recieved 2,373 replies since April 2008 and has been viewed over 147,000 times.

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