Could it then be because we didn’t apply for bp before turning 18 that ancestry was a possible route?

If so then it could mean my sister can still use that as an option?

You cannot use your non British spouse income for application from abroad. You also can only use your income from abroad if you also have a confirmed genuine job offer to start within 3 months of arriving in the UK. I am alsmot certain there was a recent post of someone who got an ancestry visa rat...

Thank you very much Simon

My understanding is that your citizenship registration is not retrospective, you are only British from the date you attend your ceremony following your form UKF application. So the three years already here might not be relevant to your sons registration as you were not British for that period. ok t...

You can only apply for your son after you have become British. Your husband will have to switch to FLR M and meet the English and financial requirements. Note also, crucially, that IHS has doubled and will be £1000 for a 2.5 year spouse visa plus the visa fee if £1033. So i will need to apply first...

Sorry me again!

On to another question, if I applied for BC with my son (me on decent my son on double decent as have been here going on three years)

How will I go about switching hubby from ancestry to spousal?

Hi Char Sorry me again 😬 Regarding above topic again is it compulsory for me to apply for IRL if I can apply for BC? Would I not be able to apply for BC the same time we apply for hubby and son IRL? If you apply for get British citizenship, your dependents will be unable to apply for ILR based on t...

secret.simon wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 05, 2019 9:15 am

Mrstomojnr wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 01, 2017 1:53 pm

I have right to British citizenship due to my father being a UK born citizen.

On a point of interest, were your parents married at the time of your birth? Were you born before 1983?

Was born 1988 out of wedlock

Hi Char

Sorry me again

Regarding above topic again is it compulsory for me to apply for IRL if I can apply for BC? Would I not be able to apply for BC the same time we apply for hubby and son IRL?

Father British and mother and child with ILR should be okay. However, there is an upcoming court case about the registration fees for children being too high. So, you may want to wait to see if the courts will reduce these fees. Vinny, Is there any update on this court case? Many thanks Jamaine

Thank you so much! That is all I needed to know.

Will stick with the current plan at hand.

Will brexit effect any non eu immigration laws?

I have the right to a British passport through my father.

Hi all I'm looking to get some feedback please to ease my thoughts. I am currently in the U.K. With my husband and son both of which are dependents on my Ancestry visa. Now we have been here for a little over 9 months and enjoying it very much. We chose the ancestry route due to the lack of financia...

Evening all, Forgive me if this has been stated in a previous post I can't seem to find it. My application for ancestry with two dependents is with the UKVI as I write this we were asked to pay a top up amount for IHS due to the system not calculating that my dependents were going to be coming throu...

Hi Char

No there isn't any such option?!

Just dependants longer than 6 months

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Please please please could someone assist me with my request above ??

Hi All, Have tried to find more info on this topic on the boards but cant seem to - perhaps I have missed it somewhere along the way. Anyone who knows the online system well please help. Please assist me, I qualify for Ancestry through my Grandmother so I am applying with my husband and son to go th...

Thank you char

I found my way eventually.

With regards to dependants application do I have to fill out separate applications for them?

Hi char Here is options Reason for visit: Settlement Visa type: Settlement Sub type: -unmarried partner - wife - child or dependent of settled person - civil partnership - family reunion-other dependent relative - family reunion-under part 11 asylum immigration - former U.K. Armed forces - husband -...

Hi Char, I have managed to find out (has been confirmed by two separate visa processing companies) that I can do the ancestry route!! Yay!! I just need a little insight, when applying online (via Visa4uk website) it asks to enter sub type visa under settlement - which would I be required to select d...

Secret.Simon and Char. I'm going to be calling some immigration advisers this side to fully confirm all that has been stated above. I did have contact with a visa company on Friday who laid out my options for me and ancestry being one of them...see below. "As per our telephonic conversation if ...

Thanks char, yes I am aware of the expenses involved for ancestry but it is much more affordable that route than it is to do my passport and then spousal visas as that financial criteria as well as visas work out to be over R500 000. Have looked into the Singh option but it wouldn't be for us to be ...

Hi there I need some more advise please. I know that rightfully I can get British by decent due to my father. However without having made any application for my passport would I be able to go the ancestral route with my husband and child? It is more affordable for us but when the application is in p...

Hi

Unfortunately only for 9 months when my parents were still married and decided to move back to the UK. other than that just holidays for +-4 weeks at a time. So that wouldn't be an option.

Thanks for the support and advise.

Thank You or your response, I found this on "xxxxxxx" "British Citizenship by Double Descent There are provisions in British nationality law allowing a claim from a grandparent or great grandparent. It's a complex area, and any claim from a grandparent would be termed a Non-Standard r...