The phrase "as naturalisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the process of becoming a citizen or the act of making something more natural.
Example: "The process of as naturalisation can often be complex and lengthy, requiring various forms of documentation."
Alternatives: "as citizenship" or "as assimilation".
This is a particularly vulnerable group going forward, as naturalisation is a discretionary process.
And not forgetting £50 for a citizenship test.The government concedes that the fees for processes such as naturalisation far outweigh the costs.
The survey covered the themes of employment, language skills and training, political and civic participation, family reunion, long-term residence as well as naturalisation and citizenship acquisition of immigrants.
But the two dissenting judges found it was enough for the pair to have had a long-term association with Australia and to have renounced citizenship during their naturalisation ceremonies, as long as they had not attempted to benefit from their second citizenship in any way.
As a result, naturalisation is seen as neither a means nor end of the integration process, since all legal residents should have the legal means for societal integration.
For instance, 63% of this group had checked "immigration and naturalisation" as an issue of top concern, while just 20% of other Republicans had.
I do not accept in any way that I have acted improperly in respect of any application for naturalisation as a British subject.
And for the next few years Cooke was battling against a measure of official disapproval: he was not helped by the fact that his naturalisation as a US citizen was delayed until 1941, when Britain was near its lowest ebb.
Cviic was a person of manifest integrity which impressed even strangers: immediately after his naturalisation as a British subject, the Scotland Yard officer who had interviewed him in accordance with Home Office procedure offered his congratulations and invited him to meet for drinks.
"Therefore, reasons of public interest justify his naturalisation as a special case". Abramov is a close business associate of Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich, and together with fellow Russian Alexander Frolov they hold controlling interests in FTSE 100 steel group Evraz, through Cyprus investment vehicle Lanebrook Ltd.
Column two shows ATEs after PSM with naturalisation as treatment.
