Heres an update, I cant find the original post but this may one day help someone else, my situation was my child was born in 2001 in the uk to an italian mum and british father who wasnt mariied, my childs mum has lived here since the age of 2 without ILR or anything, his father (me) born british, a...
they would no if he had a passport, he was born here so to get out of here he'd need to apply for a passport and they would have record of it, i suppose i could of got him an Italian passport so i guess i see your point, im having trouble finding the red book, i need to have a thorough search in the...
Ok thanks jambo, data protection act i suppose. So do you know of what they deem acceptable proof to cover the first 4 years of his life, i would of thought that being born here (birth certificate) and not having a passport would be proof enough that he was born here and that he hasnt left the count...
im applying on form T section 1(4) as my son was born in england and has never been abroad, he has an Italian mother and i have full custody of him. He has never had a passport and has never been abroad, but yet i have to prove he has not been abroad and that he has lived here for the 1st 10 years b...
And sorry jambo i didnt reply to your question, no his mother never registered for some reason, i never get a straight answer out of the grandmother that was responsible to do that (as my sons mother was only 2) and his mother has never applied, she says its because she has never had any problems sh...
Hi thank you, for the ongoing debate and replies, ive been a little busy these last two days to come back here,I have already wrote the the UKBA telling them of the misleading, and hard to understand directions and information their website gives and have not recieved a reply yet, thanks to all invo...
That's what caused me the confusion, is that form T states in the guide that if either "parent" is a British citizen then the child is automatically British, as (just wondering) as just cleared up is that im not classed as a parent because I was unmarried to the mother, now it makes sense ...
Thank you soooo much (just wondering) and (vinny) I thought I was right but I just had to make sure, That's a big relief at least I know which form I need (T), now I have to download and try and get everything the form asks for, thanks sooo much, ive woke up this morning after reading this a lot les...
No i havent sought legal advise as of yet, im seeing my MP saturday, the confusion is of the governments making, It doesnt cover all children in the law ,that everyone understands as the right way, thats why i went to the papers, they took 2 months checking this out to be true and correct what i was...
i know the law states if either are british citizens (parents) then the child is automatically british, but yet im refused, ive stated their own website eligibility criteria at them and they still refused stating this, if the child is born illegitimatley (unmarried parents) after 1983 and before 200...
I understand what your saying, and yes my name is on my childs birth cirtificate, but theyve refused my sons passport application when i applied in the normal way, because he was born in 2001 to unmarried parents therefore he takes the mothers nationality which is italian, ive been in the papers for...
this is what i need to do, this is the british nationality act 1981 section 4(1) A person born in the United Kingdom after commencement who is not a British citizen by virtue of subsection (1) [F9, (1A)] or (2) shall be entitled, on an application for his registration as a British citizen made at an...
I am totally at a loss because form T states in the guide that if one of the parents was a british born subject then your ALREADY A BRITISH CITIZEN, but when i applied for his passport it was passed to the higher complex team, and i was told in writing that he isnt allowed a passport because he;s it...
I Have to get british citizenship for him because he was born before 2006 when the law was changed, all children born after 1983 and before 2006 have to take their mothers nationality, so my son in the eyes of the law my son is Italian, I need to get him a british passport so he has to become a citi...
Also for MN1 states it doesn't cover Children born in the UK who have lived there for at least the first 10 years of their life – British Nationality Act 1981, section 1(4) – see guide T, that's why im confused as to form T because he has lived here for the first 10 years of his life so MN1 would no...
Also can someone verify if its section 3(1) id be applying under, the circumstances are he was born in the uk, has never left the uk at all, and im English always have been and I was born here, he was born in 2001 to unmarried parents were the father is british and the mother Italian.
Do you no if I filled in the wrong form if the money would be forfeited or would they let me fill in the other form, I intend as it stands to use form MN1 by the look of it, although there is some stumbling blocks for me, there is no passport that my childs mother came over from Italy from in 1971 a...
No I wasn't married, otherwise I wouldn't be having this hassle, been tearing my hair out with the passport lot, they are zero use with any kind of help after weeks and weeks of correspondance
Hi I'm unsure if I should fill out for MN1 or form T for citizenship of my child, I'm an British parent with a 12 year old boy who was born in England and has never been abroad, his mother is an Italian who has lived here since the age of 2 but was never registered as a British national, I have full...
Hi my son was born in 2001 to unmarried parents, i have custody of my son and im British, my son was born here in england and has not been abroad at all and has remained here completely. my sons mum came here from italy by her british born mother in around 1969 at 2 years old and didnt get leave to ...
