September 2022 - Citizenship Applicants

[shiremag]

Hey can I ask you another question. this might sound stupid lol but on the passport application one of the question is "mother's surname at birth" under personal information. Do you know if they are talking about her birth or mine? It doesn't specify whose birth they asking this information for!!

It's mother's birth... To explain:
It's your mother's maiden name before she got married... If she has changed her name after marriage(s), it's the one that's on her birth certificate

 

[Adam22]

Okay. I did my oath on July 13th and tracker got updated on the 15th. Today my tracker was closed. So I would say give it a week and it should close

hi , just closed this morning .Thank you

 

[arash2002]

My tracker closed this morning and updated to completed.

 

[Sandy.gal]

It's mother's birth... To explain:
It's your mother's maiden name before she got married... If she has changed her name after marriage(s), it's the one that's on her birth certificate

Oh ok lol. That is stupid. like how this info will be used ful to them.

 

[forw.jane]

Oh ok lol. That is stupid. like how this info will be used ful to them.

I feel it's more like a security question.

 

[Sandy.gal]

I feel it's more like a security question.

Yeah. The only thing is paperwork in our parents time never used to be correct. My mother doesn't even have any proofs to prove her last name before marriage. So I just hope this doesn't cause any issue in the future.

 

[Oksh1995]

No email yet

 

[Sandy.gal]

No email yet

It's time. Throw an email at their FACE.

 

[bluediam]

Any rcvd their certificate yet?

 

[Oksh1995]

It's time. Throw an email at their FACE.

I did , they responded quick saying that I’ll receive the email 1 week before the ceremony

now I am confused , am not at that 1 week mark now? ..

 

[Sandy.gal]

I did , they responded quick saying that I’ll receive the email 1 week before the ceremony

now I am confused , am not at that 1 week mark now? ..

You are. Today is the first day in your 6 day period. Even if they don't count the ceremony day as 6th day, then also your 1st day was yesterday.

 

[harmaine]

Yeah. The only thing is paperwork in our parents time never used to be correct. My mother doesn't even have any proofs to prove her last name before marriage. So I just hope this doesn't cause any issue in the future.

Its all just paperwork (in simplest terms). As long as the the information that you provide on your passport form matches with the official paperwork that your mother has - it should not cause any issues going forward.

 

[Sandy.gal]

Its all just paperwork (in simplest terms). As long as the the information that you provide on your passport form matches with the official paperwork that your mother has - it should not cause any issues going forward.

My mother lives in India. And these people won't have any record of it to match. I mean what can you say, you just give what they ask for Lol!!

 

[Oksh1995]

You are. Today is the first day in your 6 day period. Even if they don't count the ceremony day as 6th day, then also your 1st day was yesterday.

Will try to call them this afternoon

 

[harmaine]

My mother lives in India. And these people won't have any record of it to match. I mean what can you say, you just give what they ask for Lol!!

Yeah 100% lol and the only way probably is to look for your mum's father's birth certificate to check for surname which, in India, I know is easier said than done lol 😂