British Citizenship Ceremony
Hi guys,
hows everyone here in the forum????
well, m excited to say that, im looking forward to attend my british citizenship ceremony on Wednesday morning ( 18th Nov. 09).
no more worries, now its all over!!! brit paspport next but not so much cost a lot of £££.
planning to visit my (hubby's) brother and his family in sweden...no more hassle (visas) for holidays!!! woop woop.
cheers everyone!!!!
Well done
Great news and dont forget to take some cash (yes even more) as the wife suddenly decided she did want an offcial photo and i ended up having to run all the way to the cash machine and back a few mintues away
Oh lord why did you make so many clothes and shoe shops
Yup, I had to do exactly the same. Wasn't expecting to have to pay for the photo on the spot.Originally Posted by somebody
Great news and dont forget to take some cash (yes even more) as the wife suddenly decided she did want an offcial photo and i ended up having to run all the way to the cash machine and back a few mintues away
no official photo at my misses, but the mayoress didn't have any problems with meeting everyone and have their picture taken afterwards
We did as well but the Wife still wanted the pictures the offcial photgrapher took. The Wife was the first to be called up and before we could take a picture oursleves the next one was called up it was a bit of a production lineno official photo at my misses, but the mayoress didn't have any problems with meeting everyone and have their picture taken afterwards
As he had a tripod and the best angle it was worth it
Oh lord why did you make so many clothes and shoe shops
At my wife's we didn't have the option anyway - they banned all cameras apart from the official photographer.We did as well but the Wife still wanted the pictures the offcial photgrapher took. The Wife was the first to be called up and before we could take a picture oursleves the next one was called up it was a bit of a production line
As he had a tripod and the best angle it was worth it
nah they didn't do that at my misses, they did ask people not to take pics until the certs were being given out,, no problems after that..
question: Are they saying their oaths individual or altogether?
All pictures and videos were banned unless your partner/friend was up getting the award.
Oh lord why did you make so many clothes and shoe shops
altogether, if you want a individual ceremony that cost more money
At my wife's everyone said their name individually, but the rest they said together - half the room said the affirmation, the other half said the oath (you have the choice).
Congratulations!
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Thanks liane. :xCongratulations!
wow.. congrats to you...
Congratulations
It's good to have money and the things that money can buy, but it's good to check up once in a while to make sure you haven't lost the things that money can't buy.
well done!!!!!
I know it seems hard sometimes, but remember one thing, through every dark night, there's a bright day after that. So no matter how hard it gets, keep your chest out, keep your head up and handle it...
What a hassle, eh? ... still, worth it in the end!
Elsa must have been one of the lucky ones, it was only her at the Ceremony, and as I found out from the Registrar, they only get maybe 1 Ceremony every 2 - 3 months. I remember Elsa managed to get an immediate appointment for the Ceremony - phoned up Monday and the Ceremony was on Tuesday morning at 11. No charge for the pictures or anything like that - I brought my own camera and took about 10 pictures. The actual ceremony was done in the Registrars office, it didn't seem like a ceremony to me, more like a friendly meeting (a bit like applying for a loan at a bankaltogether, if you want a individual ceremony that cost more money), nothing formal about it, very casual and relaxed.
Goodluck to your Ceremony. If that will be held in Edindurgh, I wish to witness how it goes. No idea here.eheheheh Did you apply in Hamilton Scotland for your citizenship applications?
hassle im talking about is applying for visas in any other countries for hoilday if im still using a philippine passport...now brit passport is alot more better..cant go sweden for that..still go to london for applying visa....oh well, thanks.What a hassle, eh? ... still, worth it in the end!
Hey..Congrats! How long do you have to stay in the UK before you can apply for British Citizenship?
My husband and I are happy for you!
J&W
well done
LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL
Jiri & Maricel
Hi thanks!!!...3 yrs of stay in the UK.
Chie.
congrats
3 years of stay in the UK..that is not too bad. And I though it was 5 years
Thanks for the reply
J&W
It's 5 years normally, 3 years if you are married to a British citizen.3 years of stay in the UK..that is not too bad. And I though it was 5 years
Thanks for the reply
J&W
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