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Hello! I'm nearly done with the citizenship/naturalisation Application but one question I'm unsure of:

Non-applying dependants
---Do you have any dependants not applying with you at this time?(Required)
Yes
 No

I have 3 children but they are UKCs. Do I say Yes?

Apologies if has been asked before, I tried to use search function but all posts were quite dated
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ETA one additional Question:

Trips outside the UK

When did you first arrive in the UK? Is this the first time I entered as a Visa-holder / i.e. 5 years ago? Or when I came as a tourist when I was visiting a friend in Uni here? First time ever or first time as part of all this process? Thanks :)
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Also I think I know the answer, but will I need to do another biometrics if I just did one last week for ILR  [smiley=greedy.gif]
« Last Edit: July 18, 2022, 03:27:33 PM by jessmed3 »
Application: April 5 2017
Biometrics: April 13 2017
Received: April 19 2017
Decision email: June 6 2017
Decision: June 8 2017 -- APPROVED! 😊
Arrived in UK: June 24, 2017

FLR(m): Applied standard - 20 Dec 2019
Biometrics done - 13 January 2020
Approved for FLR(m)!  Feb 2020

ILR Applied Super Priority - 12 July 2022
Biometrics (got a cancellation!) -13 July 2022
APPROVED! - 13 July 2022

Next up - Naturalisation application!


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I would say yes and if it asks anything else, say they are British citizens.

Yes, you get to do biometrics again (it's to verify that the person who has ILR is the one applying for citizenship)


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I would say yes and if it asks anything else, say they are British citizens.

Yes, you get to do biometrics again (it's to verify that the person who has ILR is the one applying for citizenship)

OK thank you @KFdancer - Apologies but I edited my original post w/ one more question - you were too quick ;) Can you answer the one about 'first arrive' in UK?
Application: April 5 2017
Biometrics: April 13 2017
Received: April 19 2017
Decision email: June 6 2017
Decision: June 8 2017 -- APPROVED! 😊
Arrived in UK: June 24, 2017

FLR(m): Applied standard - 20 Dec 2019
Biometrics done - 13 January 2020
Approved for FLR(m)!  Feb 2020

ILR Applied Super Priority - 12 July 2022
Biometrics (got a cancellation!) -13 July 2022
APPROVED! - 13 July 2022

Next up - Naturalisation application!


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Yes, I would use the date you entered on your current visa path.  I think there is a section where it asks about previous/other travel but they do change the form frequently so they may not ask. 


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Yes, I would use the date you entered on your current visa path.  I think there is a section where it asks about previous/other travel but they do change the form frequently so they may not ask. 

OK, thank you so much! For everything! - can't believe I'm in the home stretch of this. A little walk down memory lane filling out all my other visa application dates and details.
Application: April 5 2017
Biometrics: April 13 2017
Received: April 19 2017
Decision email: June 6 2017
Decision: June 8 2017 -- APPROVED! 😊
Arrived in UK: June 24, 2017

FLR(m): Applied standard - 20 Dec 2019
Biometrics done - 13 January 2020
Approved for FLR(m)!  Feb 2020

ILR Applied Super Priority - 12 July 2022
Biometrics (got a cancellation!) -13 July 2022
APPROVED! - 13 July 2022

Next up - Naturalisation application!


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This one will feel far too easy in comparison.   ;D


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