I agree, now I'm able to sort it all out properly. I will also try and get a duplicate of my dad's naturalisation certificate. I'm grateful for all the suggestions and advice. Thank You.
My dad couldn't find the certificate unfortunately. So my lawyer decided to file for the indefinite leave to remain outside the immigration rules. We had to provide documents proving that I have been here since 1984.
Hi, the home office definitely know our passports are not stolen. Their argument is that we are not entitled. That was my 3rd passport and was due for renewal in June. The immigration officer that interviewed me at Heathrow even advised that I make sure my siblings sort themselves out also. Which my...
Yes, my dad will need to get a replacement. But I'm extremely concerned because my solicitor doesn't want to base his argument on the previous stay I had. He suggested that he bases his argument on me being a minor at the time and not being aware that I was not entitled.
In the letter that was received by my solicitor, the home office states that " It is our understanding that she has never been a British citizen or held valid leave to remain in the UK". They are not acknowledging the previous stay I had because they say it was obtained on my behalf fraudu...
Yes he did and applied for our passports. Which we had for over 20 years but now the home office said they were obtained on our behalf fraudulently. So we're trying to register ourselves now as adults.
I have never been naturalised on my own. I know it all seems quite contradictory, the immigration officer that interviewed me said he has never come across a case like this and its totally bizzare. But to my knowledge this is the truth as I know it. I was never registered on my own.
No, I have never seen the original passport that I was included in. My solicitor is also stressing on the fact that I was a minor when my first passport was given to me. And suggested that we apply Article 8 of the ECHR.
I'm really confused myself, but I arrived in the UK in 1984 with my dad's sister. My sister was born here in 1985, my brother was also born here in 1987. But we didn't get any form of stay till about 1992 I'm guessing this is because my parents were trying to sort themselves out first. When my dad a...
Yes, it was revoked after my sister tried applying for her daughter's passport. She was told that her daughter was not entitled to a British passport and that her own passport had been revoked. After that, my brother was stopped on his way back from Spain and I was stopped at Heathrow on my way back...
Hi, I was a dependent on my mothers passport. I didn't have my own, however my dad did include my siblings and I when he applied to be naturalised. But the passport I got through him was cancelled on the grounds that it was obtained on my behalf fraudulently, as my mother was not British at the time...
Yes they did my dad was granted his stay when I was 7, my mum on the other hand was refused and had to go to court. She was then granted her stay. By that time my parents had separated so she was unable to get her stay using his status.
My sister had a baby and applied for a passport for her daughter, we didn't get any news back until 6 weeks later stating that her passport had been revoked. My mum was granted her ILR 6 years ago and my parents were separated from each other during that time. But it was my dad that applied for our ...
Hi Amber, I don't think I was registered. My dad was naturalised when I was 6 or 7 and he included my sister and I as his children so I've had a passport since then. I don't think I was registered on my own, my sister was able to register herself as an adult and was able to reapply for her passport....
