Originally Posted by
flatlander
Has anyone tried the idea (which I have seen described in another forum) of asking the Home Office what data they have about you and then submitting the travel history back to them, thereby making the data submitted exactly match the data they have?
I went through this ordeal for my Canadian citizenship application two years ago.
The issue with that is going to be that they'll only have your country-entries, but not your exits, which you'll have to fill out manually in each case anyway. Don't know if they'll be requestable.
So yes - I had to list all my trips and then at my interview they compared the immigration printout to all the trips I had taken and asked about any missing one (I had forgotten one road trip), as well as some of the rapid re-entry ones (e.g. enter the country on July 5th and then on the 6th again, what happened there, etc.).