I will screen your UK ILR citizenship eligibility

Broken continuous residence and unexplained travel in the statutory window are the first facts I test when you hold ILR and want British citizenship. I review the materials you upload—not a blank form—so gaps in absences, identity continuity, or permanent-status proof surface before you file.

For ILR-to-citizenship decisions, the practical questions are usually residence, absences, identity continuity, and whether the evidence tells one consistent story. I use those decision points to make the written review more useful than a generic checklist.

You send a one-paragraph goal, nationality and current status for everyone in the case, UK filing location, hard deadlines, prior refusals or removal papers, passport biographic pages, ILR or PR evidence, travel covering the residence period, and any name-change, marriage, or divorce documents. Optional translations and language notes help; I do not invent translator credentials. I then map eligibility discussion, a document checklist, and a written next-step roadmap. Standard and premium tiers add strategy notes and review of your questionnaire and key evidence; premium also covers end-to-end package-prep support, priority timing, and extended Q&A. Delivery and revision rounds follow the tier you buy (5 days / 1 revision; 7 days / 2; 14 days / 3).

This fit is for people with ILR who need an eligibility screen and filing-readiness review. It is not court representation, anonymous templates, or a promise of Home Office approval. Government fees, medicals, biometrics, and hearings stay outside this package unless we open a separate engagement.

I am licensed in Scotland, hold a University of Glasgow law degree (1992–1998), and have twenty-five years of practice focused on work permits, family sponsorship, permanent residence, and citizenship. I work from your facts and Scotland-regulated solicitor scope; I will not invent missing evidence or guarantee UKVI outcomes.