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Thank you for your input. I appreciate it's just a personal opinion :) I'm actually really surprised how vague are the informations regarding completing the application. When I applied for my British citizenship years ago there was like a 70-page long guide detailing every single step.

Thanks for the reply. I have access to the funds - we went to the bank and added my name to the account so I have full access and the most recent statement shows it, however all past statements show the account as being only in my wife's name. So while I have full access to the account, I'm...

I filled this part in a few days ago and I could add around 40 entries, so it's definitely not limited to 5. I suppose there likely is some limit. I remember seeing somewhere suggestion that you can add remaining entries as a table in your LoE and explain that you kept getting an error.

I'm the main applicant and my wife is added as a dependant to my application. Most of the money we will be using as PoF is in an account in her name. I've been literally just added to this account so I can get current statement printed out with both our names but all past statements are in her...

Although then it will get another 2 months just to get the passport stamped in London VO :D

Dudee.... don't get my hopes up ;)

Ah, got ya. I've just noticed that you have different timeline in your signature. Still... wtf how they managed to do it??

You got PPR in 2 months? How? I mean - awesome, congratulations :) But how?

I cannot comment for CEC as I'm FSW, so I don't follow CEC closely but regarding FSW processing times - yes, currently they're still finalising applications from late 2020 but you have to remember that there were no FSW draws between the end of 2020 and July 2022, so once the FSW backlog is...

There's a separate thread about it. It seems like it takes around 7-8 weeks to get your passport stamped in London but some people have been waiting for around 10 weeks so far and they still didn't get their passports back.

I believe that as long as your relevant work experience was within the last 10 years it should be fine. But maybe more experienced forum members can confirm.

Is there anything you can do to increase your score? Retake language test, gain a higher level of education or work experience? I guess you've probably looked into it already?

Yes. And a translation by a certified translator if the document is not in English.

It depends on your application. Once you get ITA and fill in the info in your profile, you'll get a personalised list of documents you need to provide. As a minimum you will need: Language test certificate (IELTS etc.) Education evaluation (from WES) plus a scan of your diploma Police...

You only need to provide proof of employment and matching NOC requirements if you're claiming points for a job. All other jobs go into personal history but you don't need to provide any letters or anything else for them.

If you look at the last few draws, the threshold keeps going down slowly by around 4-6 points per draw. It's impossible to predict how many new applicants will enter the pool and how big future draws are going to be but it's not unreasonable to speculate that 488 may be enough within the next...

Thanks. So are you saying that as long as I have sufficient funds to cover any outstanding debt, I need to only provide a letter/bank statements from this bank?

Hi everyone, It's my first post here but I've been following this forum for a while. I got ITA (FSW-O) in the last draw (finally! after spending 10 months learning French and then waiting for FSW to be resumed) and I have a couple of questions. LoE - do I need to submit just one including all...