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PRECEDENT BASED SCENARIOS ' I on the EXCEPTIONAL EXERCISE ,' T:0 of the HOME SECRETARY's ,, J DISCRETION in RELATION to NATIONALITY GROUP CASEWORK i\ PRECEDENT BASED SCENARIOS ' I ON THE EXCEPTIONAL EXERCISE ,' t:0 OF THE HOME SECRETARY'S ,, j DISCRETION IN RELATION TO NATIONALITY GROUP CASEWORK. 'y. THESE MUST BE READ IN CONJUNCTION '" I;,It: , WITH PREVAILING LEGISLATION AND \/' NATIONALITY STAFF INSTRUCTIONS. NATIONALITY SCENARIOS INDEX OF CASENOTES 1. AUTOMATIC CLAIMS NC1. 2 1 )(A) Birth certificate missing following adoption - other documentation provided NC2. 11 1 ( Father's birth Certificat�.missing but other documentation sufficientto establish claim NC3. 11( 1 ) Applicant registered in error under s.7(1 )(a) NC4. 11( 1 ) . Presumption of legitimacy where marriage legally subsisted NC5. 11( 1 ) Determination of IAT was evidence of citizenship NC6. 11( 1 ) Certificateof readmission to British Na�ionality NC7. 11( 1 ) Effects of Statute of Westmit}�ter 1931 NC8. 11(1 ) The difference between 'dominions' and dominions in the BNA 1914 NC9. Naturalisa( ) tion by Act of Parliament: effect on descendants NC10. 11 1 Exception to loss on ind�pendenGe, through residence in UK NC1 1. 2 1( lea)) Designated service anomaly: effect on status 14( 1 a NC12. 'Father'( )( ) does not include adoptive father NC13. 'British nationality' in section 32 7 BNA '48 meant the status of Britishsub ject NC14. 11 1 Applicant unable to prod( )uce evidence of birth in the UK NC15. CUCK( ) can also be BPP - House of Lords Ruling . NC16. 11 Domicile re.-assessed in parents' polygamous marriag.e NC17. 11(1) 1 Invalid registration of renunciation NC18. Effect( ) of erroneous passportissue NC19. BPPs are not EU citizens NC20. Not possible to "upgrade" citizenship NC21. Courtre jection of claim for declaration of citizenship NC22. No automatic British citizenship where person was over 18 on date of,adoption AUTOMATIC CLAIMS - DESIGNATED SERVICE 2.' NC23. 2 1 )(b) Evidence of "UK recruitmenf' supplied by European Patent Office ( 3. AUTOMATIC CLAIMS -LEGITIMATION NC24. 11 1 Legitimation by marriage regardless of place of domicile NC25. 11 (1 ) Legitimation of child of void marriage where a parent believed the marriage valid NC26. 2 1 1 1976 - 1)( ) Section Legitimacy Act reasonable believe that" parents' marriage ( was valid (in') Eng lish law 4. CERTIFICATE - DETAILS NC27. 3 1 Vietnamese boat person re NC28. 1 (3) Birth on a British aircraft ( ) 5. CERTIFICATE - REPLACEMENT 29. Fears of illegitimacy becoming known NNC30. Original certificate lost in post ' C 6. CITIZENSHIP CEREMONY NC31. Oath and pledge taken in written form prior to citiz�nship ceremony NC32. Applicant to attend ceremony with ttJesupport of her nephew NC33. Exempt from taking oath and pledge due to mental impairment but ceremony attended NC34: Exempt from taking oath and pledge due to being severely autistic but ceremony . attended 7. COLLEGE OF ARMS NC35. Confirmation of no objection to a grant of Armorial Bearings 1 ( 8. DEPRIVATION NC36. 6(2) Bigamous marriage NC37. 6(2) Bigamous marriage NC38. 6(2) Bigamous marriage NC39. Deprivation on "conducive" grounds -- 9. DEPRIVATION: 1948 ACT PRECEDENTS NC40. Disloyaly NC41 . Criminal conviction NC42. Criminal conviction NC43. Disloyalty NC44. Criminal conviction NC45. False representation NC46. False representation NC47. Criminal conviction . �. NC48. Criminal .conviction, NC49. Disloyalty 10. DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION NC50.· Police advised to release naturalisation interviewnotes to court on subpoeha 11. FULL CAPACITY NC51. Not capable of understanding oath of allegiance NC52. Meaning of oath explained slowly by translator . NC53. Broadmoor inmate inc<;lpableof understanding anything NC54. Application submitted by the applicant NC55. Applicant mentally disabled NC56. Application submitted by a parent . 12. MARRIAGE NC57. 8(1) Domicile reassessed in polygamous marriage NC58. 8(1) Review·of refusai based on immigration decision NC59. 6(1) Bigamous marriage NC60. 8(1) Mixed race marriage in South Africa NC61. 6(2) Muslim child marriage NC62. 6(2) Applications received from2 wives of a British citizen NC63. 6(2) Bigamous marriage NC64. Mixed race marriage in Burma NATURALISATION 13. NATURALISATION: GOOD CHARACTER NC65. 6(1) Savak-Iranian secret police NC66. 6(1) Domestio violence NC67. 6(1) Murderer NC68. 6(1). Murderer NC69: 6(1) Murderer NC70. 6( 1) Mentally ill applicant who was unlikely to be violent NC71 . 6(1) Interview because of immigration history revealed he was wo rking and claiming benefit NC72. 6(1) Unsatisfactory tax and financial position reflected on wife NC73. 6(1) Possible niental illness NC74. Non-payment of community charge NC75. 6(2) Conviction for political offence NC76. 6(2) Mentally disturbed applicant with a persecution complex NC77. 6(2) Conviction for obtaining British passports by deception NC78. 6(1)· Breach of immigration laws and marriage of convenience 2 NC79. 6( 1 Hospital order under the Mental Health Act 1983 NC80. 6( 1)} Conviction for armed robbery NC81. 6(2) Convicted of murder NC82. 6( 1 ) Nature of business activities NC83. 6(1) Prosecution under s. 46(1) BNA 81 NC84. 6(2) Murderer released on licence NC85: 6(1) Bogus marriage /""' �C86. Conviction for manslaughter NC87. Complicity in commission of immigration offences by spouse NC88. 6(6(1)1) Subject to restrictions under the Mental Health Act NC89. Speeding conviction NC90. 6(1} Life sentence for manslaughter 6(1) 14. NATURALISATION: KNOWLEDG,E OF ENGLISH NC91. Mental conditions NC92. Mentally disabled . , NC93. Lifestyle presented limited opportunities to improve English .NC94. -Oaths translated by applicants' son Applicants elderly NC95. Long-term ill health NC97.NC96. Illness limited ability to attend language classes Epileptic child r��98. NATURALISATION: KNOWLEDGE OF LIFE .5. NC99. Medical condition NC1 00; Medical condition 16.- NATURALISATION: TECHNICAL ABSENCE NC101. Dependants of member of mission -NC102. 6(1) Membership of mission does not have to-be notified to qualifyfo r exemption . NC103. 6(1) . Applicant given indefinite leave to enter while in exempt employment 6(1) 11. NATURALISATION s. 6(1): CROWN SERVICE NC104. Insufficientreason to deportfro m usual criteria Servicenot exceptional - NCNC105.106. Outstanding service NC107. Insufficientconnections with LiK NC10B. No �nnections with UK apart from employment . NC109. Accepted as meeting futureintentions requirement although normal criteria not met- F IC1 0 . -Civilian specialist recruited Crown service JC1111. Outstanding service Outstanding service NC112. Employed in undermanned specialisation - NC113. 18. NATURALISATION s. 6(1): FUTURE INTENTIONS International organisation of which the UK i� a member NC114. Not domiciled in UK for tax purposes NNC115.C116. Doctor working abroad NC117. Applied for residency �broad NC1 18. Voluntaryservice abr oad NC119. Company established in the UK. NC120. Applicant temporarily working overseas NC121. Definitionof company established in the UK and whether an application can be reOPened NC122. Applicant accompanying spouse on posting abroad NC123. Same-sex partnerof Crown servant 3 19. NATURALISATION s. 6(1): RESIDENCE NC124. Seaman with excess absences NC125. Seaman with excess absenc-es NC126. Not resident in UK NC127. Absences due to career NC128. Discretion exercised for sportsmen NC129. Involved in accident while abroad NC130. Excess absences NC 131. Merchant seaman NC132. Breach of immigration laws NC133. Excess absences due to business reasons NC134. Absences unavoidable con.s�quence of career NC135. Excess absences due to compassionate reasons NC136. Applicant issued with Q British passportin error NC137. Excess absences in final year due to employment overseas NC1-38. Excess absences due to research ' NC139. Excess absences oil compassionate grounds NC140. Excess absences due to nature of.c�reer and long prior residence NC141. Future intentions in doubt- 0.0 rea�on to overlook excess absences NC142. Excess absences due to medical reasons NC143. Excess absences due to secondment overseas NC144. Excess absences due to compassionate reasons NC145. Excess absences due to parent's work abroad . NC146. Excess absences due to health reasons NC147. Applicant encouraged to believe excess absences would be waived NC148. Excess·absence.s due to employment with UK based company NC149. Excess absences too great to overlook NC150. Excess absences due to health reasons NC151. Excess absences due to compassionate re.asons NC152. Excess ab�ences due to compassionate reasons NC153. Compelling occupationC31 reasons NC154. Abducted by father , NC155. Excess absences in the last 12 months: ue to employment NC156. Absences due to ill health d NC157. Breach of the' immigration laws. NC158. Excess absences due to occupational training NC159. Not settled for 12 months NC160. Absences unavoidable consequence of the nature of career NC161. Applicant unavoidably detained while abroad. NC162. Excess absences due to legal custody ruling . NC163. Post-graduate work experience abroad NC164. Excess absences due to child's medical treatment NC165. Excess absences for busin'ess reasons NC166. Excess absences for business reasons NC167. Excess absences due to business/compassio/1ate reasons NC168. Excess absences due to sportingcareer NC169. Excess absences due to employment NC170. Excess absences due to:work experience overseas . NC171.' Absences due to sporting career waived on account of importance for Olympic bid NC172. Excess absences due to career NC173. Excess absences due to nature of sporting career NC174. Business not free of immigration time restrictions 20 ..NATURALlSA TION s. 6(2): CROWN SERVICE SPOUSE
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