these are the kind of issues whereby we decided to use the National checking at my local council, service, for my wifes registration earlier the year, we explained the situation regatding my wifes traffic offence, she phoned someone up at the Home Office, who said that it wasn't necessary to specifi...
just a quick question, not directed at the poster specifically, once someone has become British, and received there passport, Is that person at liberty to travel on either there british passport, or the passport from the own country
perhaps a better way to put my last question is this, for a 3(1) application, where the childs has a step-parent, who by definition has parental responsibility for the Child, what part does the step-parent play in the application, as its not clear where, if anywhere the step-parent would put there r...
a further very simple question if that's ok, on the MN1 form, , P5, it states, 'Details of the childs parents (If one or both are not the parents, provide details of the biological parents on the final page of the form)' for 1.21 it asks for the Childs fathers name, I am assuming that this means the...
I hope you don't me continueing my using this topic for a further question, as it contains all the background, seems sensible not to have to re explain it As I see it we should to apply using section 3(5) of the act, rather than 3(2), on the basis that the child mother (who we are trying to show as ...
many thanks for the further posts, unfortunately he is a difficult man to track down in his native country, when he can be tracked down he can be difficult, he has had very little contact with the child, he left the mother before the child was born, if possible we want to proceed without his involve...
many thanks, sole responsibility (which we have, but may be harder to show), went thru that 3 years ago with the initial ILR application, any idea what amount/level of evidence would be sufficient to provide to the authorities for an application of this nature, If anyone who may read this has practi...
step Daughter has ILR, has had it and been in UK for over 3 years, wife only acquired British citizenship recently, (are you saying my wife needs to be British naturalised for at least 3 years before we can apply for the step daughters naturilisation ?) wifes ILR was granted in 2009, we have sole re...
Background, I am British by birth, my wife is British by naturalisation (non EU) my wifes daughter got her ILR and has been here over has been here over 3 years, she is 15, we want her to become British as well Complication, we can not secure the fathers consent, my understanding is that either the ...
My step daughter is 15, (Non EU) she has been in UK for over 3 years, we are considering applying for Citizenship, her mother is British by naturalisation It's not something we have applied for previously (I am not really sure if we should have or not), Does she need a BRP to enable her to apply for...
also, sorry should have asked this before, her current home passport does NOT include her ILR, that's on an expired one, should she also inclue this passport with her application
thanks for your prompt reply do they just need it for documentation/checking purposes, or do they do anything to/with it, Is it still valid if she wishes to use it as a travel document, might not be an easy question, and its possible to ask 'why would she', however I would still like to understand h...
This may be a well trodden path, and may apply to many, but I haven't been able to find much to clarify the requirement my wife recently got her British Naturalisation certificate we are in process of completing her First British Passport application There is a section that states we should include ...
Hi, I hope that this is the correct forum for this post, if not apologies circumstances as follows: my stepdaughter entered the country on an ILR a coupple of years ago and, I am UK citizen from birth, my wide has had an ILR for 10 years, the child is a is 14 and a non EU passport holder, in 6 weeks...
