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    Quote Originally Posted by andypaul View Post
    Better start getting in shape to hold the file, as i hear you have to hang around for a "few hours" down lunar house
    You must be mad! I'm never going there again, worst day of my life when we went for the wifes LTR.
    6 hours queuing outside only to be told when we got to the front of the queue that they were too busy and we'd have to come back!! Anyway, we did get seen in the end.
    No, we've just sent the SET M off for her ILR and saved the money and the grief.

    It was surprisingly hard to find 20 items showing we'd been living together for the last two years. Yes, we had documents with my name and address on, some with hers and a few with joint names, but we certainly didn't have loads of documents covering the last two years, who does?
    Most of the bills are in my sole name as I'm the breadwinner and I pay all the bills. Didn't seem much point putting them in joint names.

    Anyway, guess I'd better save up another £600 or so for her citizenship next year.

    Gavin


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    Quote Originally Posted by Gavanddal View Post
    You must be mad! I'm never going there again, worst day of my life when we went for the wifes LTR.
    6 hours queuing outside only to be told when we got to the front of the queue that they were too busy and we'd have to come back!! Anyway, we did get seen in the end.
    No, we've just sent the SET M off for her ILR and saved the money and the grief.

    It was surprisingly hard to find 20 items showing we'd been living together for the last two years. Yes, we had documents with my name and address on, some with hers and a few with joint names, but we certainly didn't have loads of documents covering the last two years, who does?
    Most of the bills are in my sole name as I'm the breadwinner and I pay all the bills. Didn't seem much point putting them in joint names.

    Anyway, guess I'd better save up another £600 or so for her citizenship next year.

    Gavin

    Well i think we are mad too, but i think i would be mader to send off both passports, birh certs, all our house hold bills, our deeds, bank details for us both and work payslips and p60's off with the royal mail in one envelope.

    bit of catch 22 do you take the chance of being cloned to death or hang around all day and spend even more money

    I presume you booked for the day in advance (i thnk they only brought in the system recently from reading others experience the internet) and just out of intrest did you get there early we live fairly local so if it helped us could turn up real early to try and get near the front of the queue.


    I put most of the bills in our joint name but some like bt will only have one name or the other not both .

    The insurance company just added my wifes name over the phone and didn't affect the premiuns at all. Electricty board just asked to speak with my wife over the phone before adding her. The water bill i just sent an email and they added her. Took 10 mintues probably and hopefully worth it.

    Thanks for the heads up gavin im sure i will be wishing i listen to you when stuck standing outside in the rain


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    naturalisation has nearly a 6 month processing time


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    Quote Originally Posted by andypaul View Post
    I presume you booked for the day in advance (i thnk they only brought in the system recently from reading others experience the internet) and just out of intrest did you get there early we live fairly local so if it helped us could turn up real early to try and get near the front of the queue.

    No we didn't have an appointment on that occassion. We did get there as early as possible and the queue didn't seem that long in front of us.
    However, it still took a riduculous amount of time to get actually inside the building. I forgot to mention, after the 6 hours outside, there was another 4 hours inside, just to get a sticker!
    Watch out for the dodgy eastern european/ Iraqi, whatever types trying to jump the queue and pretending not to understand English whenever they are challenged. I nearly hit the MFers when they tried to get in front of me after I'd been patiently queueing for about 5 hours!! I just barged my way back in front of them again!
    No I'm putting my trust in Royal Mail recorded delivery this time. Yes it will be an inconvenience being without my passport for however long it'll take.


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