CR001 wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 13, 2023 7:55 am

A child born to a british parent is automatically British, regardless of where they are born. Child will be British by descent.

Hi CR001,
Can you please advise with the question asked? Many thanks

Thank you once more. I have sole responsibility for my eldest child. My wife (ie stepmother) is on spousal visa. Do I have to wait until she get ILR before I can apply citizenship for the eldest child? I read some where on the forum that, for children born abroad, one parent has to be citizen and th...

Thanks for the swift reply, but I forgot to add that 2nd child was born outside the uk and is only 2 months old.

Hi, I am British now and I have two children. I brought my eldest child who is now 12 years to the UK two years ago when I had Permanent Residency. She has ILE and my understanding is she qualifies for British citizenship now. Please which form do I fill? My second child was born out of wedlock afte...

The DNA of the child is irrelevant if the mother was married at the time of the child. For the purposes of nationality law, the father of a child is the husband or male civil partner of the mother of the child. (9)For the purposes of this Act a child’s mother is the woman who gives birth to the chi...

Case scenario.... Mother and daughter joined husband who's a British citizen through naturalisation. With the child born in Ghana and the father being British she automatically acquired citizenship and was given a British passport before travelling to the UK. Years later through DNA, the father has ...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 10, 2021 8:57 am

Older children generally require 2 years residence before they can apply for citizenship.

Details are in the MN1 guidance notes for registrations under section 3(1), page 15.

Thanks

CR001 wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 10, 2021 7:42 am

How old is the child?

She's 10 years

Hi,
I am in the process of naturalising to become a British citizen. Can I also register my daughter who holds an indefinite leave to enter? She was born abroad and only been in the country since Feb 2021

So a quick update on my girl's application. She was granted her settlement visa yesterday and I didn't need to pay IHS.
Thank you all

Hi, I have applied for a settlement visa for my daughter and received an IHS reference number. I made no payment. Are they going to get back with an IHS payment link? Thanks For child with the need for IHS payment you will be sent a link to use for the payment. The reference number you mentioned, w...

Hi, I have applied for a settlement visa for my daughter and received an IHS reference number. I made no payment. Are they going to get back with an IHS payment link? Thanks For child with the need for IHS payment you will be sent a link to use for the payment. The reference number you mentioned, w...

Hi,
I have applied for a settlement visa for my daughter and received an IHS reference number. I made no payment. Are they going to get back with an IHS payment link? Thanks

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 19, 2020 5:16 pm

How are you proving sole responsibility?

What official documents are you submitting?

https://www.gov.uk/uk-family-visa/child ... y%20permit.

Thanks... I'll be submitting a Custody order

Topics merged. You cannot sponsor your child under the EU rules or EU settlement scheme if you are not an EU citizen. You have to apply under the much more expensive UK visa route. Where is the child's other parent? You would still need to prove sole responsibility as you were already advised in Au...

Hi, I had PR and recently applied for the eu settlement scheme. I have been granted settled status. I am in the process of submitting a settlement visa for my daughter in Ghana. Do I go ahead with the same application as if I held PR? I am divorced from my eu wife.

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 08, 2020 9:06 pm

https://www.immigrationboards.com/immig ... 13087.html

Do you hold PR or settled status?

Currently PR but I have applied for the settlement scheme

I currently hold PR but recently applied for settlement scheme. Waiting for the outcome

I am in the process of bringing my child who was born in Ghana to the UK. I am having difficulty proving sole responsibility. She currently lives with a family friend. I send monthly remittances, pay school fees, hospital bills and make major decisions in her life. I can get letters from her school ...

What was the outcome Ola. I'm in the same situation as you. Want to start my child's application in January. Thanks

So how will one be able to provide ID of person they've seized relationship with? How do they know their whereabouts

Wise wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 27, 2017 7:39 pm

Yes and it's because you have to declare that you are now divorce.Even if you are still together they will request for the EU ID/Passport and marriage cert as a married person but you are not now.

Hi wise, how long ago did you apply? How long did the decision take? Sorry for bothering you

Because you're now divorced the loan will not be granted and is without right of appeal against. That's where they stand as far as I've experience. The family member on your RC is just a fomality because you've Retained your right on your own merit but they chose not to change it to be ex. Hi wise,...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 24, 2017 12:50 pm

My understanding is that you need 3 years residence AND settled status (PR).

Thanx for the reply....so from your understanding I don't qualify because I don't have permanent residence status? If that's the case why am I still being classed a family member of EU national.

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 24, 2017 11:05 am

Are you in the UK or an EU country??

I'm in the UK. Been here for the past 9 years