So it us now official
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I am a dual Citizen
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you cannot be a moderator if you have dual citizenship...or is that just on the Australian forum ??
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Does BE have a high court to sort this out?
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Yay! You're a great help to lots of people on this board, so I'm really happy for you. Hope you celebrated in style!
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Awesome! Congrats!
I’m about to kick off this process. Literally today I booked my appointment to see a case officer on 5 March, after they provisionally indicated that I’m eligible to apply from 3 March.
Just out of interest, how long did the process take for you once you submitted the application, and have you actually done the ceremony yet?
I’m about to kick off this process. Literally today I booked my appointment to see a case officer on 5 March, after they provisionally indicated that I’m eligible to apply from 3 March.
Just out of interest, how long did the process take for you once you submitted the application, and have you actually done the ceremony yet?
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Shhh dont tell the muricans...
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Awesome! Congrats!
I’m about to kick off this process. Literally today I booked my appointment to see a case officer on 5 March, after they provisionally indicated that I’m eligible to apply from 3 March.
Just out of interest, how long did the process take for you once you submitted the application, and have you actually done the ceremony yet?
I’m about to kick off this process. Literally today I booked my appointment to see a case officer on 5 March, after they provisionally indicated that I’m eligible to apply from 3 March.
Just out of interest, how long did the process take for you once you submitted the application, and have you actually done the ceremony yet?
Yes ceremony done and dusted. 2 hours I won't get back but hey fish n chips on beach was fun
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Yeah, I get that timings depend on a number of factors.
A mate of mine got his application in, in October was been granted citizenship in November but is still waiting for a ceremony date.
A colleague of his who applied in September was granted citizenship in October and had his ceremony within four weeks of that.
A two hour ceremony does sound a bit heavy.
Did you sing the Maori piece of the anthem of by heart? 😀
A mate of mine got his application in, in October was been granted citizenship in November but is still waiting for a ceremony date.
A colleague of his who applied in September was granted citizenship in October and had his ceremony within four weeks of that.
A two hour ceremony does sound a bit heavy.
Did you sing the Maori piece of the anthem of by heart? 😀
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Good on you MrsF and all the best TommyLuck.






