Well that sounds very discouraging, regarding immigration and the length of the process. However, if you say that Commonwealth citizens have the right of abode, I may have a shot through my wife. She is a Canadian Citizen. Now I haven't not lived recently in Scotland no, and I am very aware that I w...

I tend to share your opinion in that I may most likely not be a citizen. Partly this sucks because my siblings who have been born prior to 1983 are. The ones who have not, are not. Now half the family lives in the UK and the rest in the US. Building up on that last bit, regarding settled, I have fou...

Okay sadly my parents are not able to request any information anymore. Here is where things get tricky at least on my end, when I read into the Home Office requirements. If anyone here is solidly familiar with the deeper meanings behind these words or phrases please help out. I have come across thes...

Make a SAR on your parents to see what their status were at the time of your birth. Alternatively, apply for confirmation of British nationality . If you are not British, then did you spend the first 10 years in the UK ? Thank you for your quick response. The SAR that you mentioned, is this a form ...

Hello all, I am new here and I'm glad I found an outlet that may help me out in my quest for identity and heritage. I am 29 years old and I was born in Glasgow in 1984. As you all know the BNA 1981 took effect just a year prior and Birth in itself was no longer sufficient to grant citizenship. Other...