If they are British by descent (through you) and apply for British passports before travelling, they don't need any visas. If you have a partner who is a US citizen, they need to apply for a settlement visa before travelling to the UK. You cannot switch to spouse visa within the UK as a visitor. Th...

A. there are certain criteria around this (such as you have to have been born in britain for example) - but yes - in principle, providing you never renounced their citizenship as part of their US citizenship - they are british. Ah - the devil is in the detail. So A1. I was born in Britain and hold ...

I am British by birth, and I used to live there.
My children are US citizens,but since I'm British, they are British citizens too.

We live in the US and are moving to the UK.
Can I just apply for British passports for my children and move there, sorting visas out later?

Thanks!

I would recommend to use a different lawyer. ... 2. You CAN adjust status in USA - the only formal requirement is that at the time of entry you were not planning to do AOS ( no "preconceived" intent to violate non-immigrant visa condition at time of entry). The burden of proof that you ha...

I'm so glad that this forum exists, and I've learned a great deal from reading through all the helpful topics already. This is probably painfully obvious to everyone but me, but here goes: 1. I am a UK Citizen (British born, living in US for 10 years) 2. I married my US Citizen wife 7 years ago 3. W...