I think I should have just applied for BRP cards instead of the British passports for them. And let them decide if they want to become British citizens in the future. oh well... As British, they are exempt from immigration control. This means that immigration services don't deal with British citize...

For my problem above, can I apply for a residence/BRP card for my sons who are already British citizens ( for UK born children whose parent was previously on ILR - Tier 2 visa and parent has been granted a Settled status ) ? No you can't. Thank you CR001. I guess we will have to continue playing th...

I agree. Especially in this day and age. People move a lot, families are composed from people of various origins... It's not sustainable to keep insisting on people having a single citizenship. I have 3 citizenships and I passed them all to my daughter. She applied only for 1 passport to travel but...

Dear CR001 (or anyone else who's reading and happy to help) I have searched around but I couldn't find the answer to my question. For my problem above, can I apply for a residence/BRP card for my sons who are already British citizens ( for UK born children whose parent was previously on ILR - Tier 2...

I don't know, but I really think dual citizenships should be accepted by most countries in the world, if not all - especially among countries that had some colonial/historical ties between them in the past, ie ex-Commonwealth countries. People have and will continue to commit this "crime" ...

CR001,

Thank you for clearing that up. Appreciate it.

Hello Zerubbabel, Thank you for taking the time to reply. Since yesterday and today, I have been reading, asking around for answers to the above questions. And I'm glad to know that my sons won't have a problem entering Malaysia with his expiring Malaysian passport. Thank you to you for highlighting...

I'm sorry for the double post.

i cant delete the other one. I dont know which forum I should post this question on the first place.

Please delete the one that's on the wrong forum/topic.

My apologies again.

Hi all, I have been cracking my head the whole day today trying to find a solution to my sons' problem. My wife and I are Malaysian living in UK with BRP cards. 2 of our children also have BRP cards whilst 3 more, who were born here in the UK have British passports, they don't have BRP. We went to M...

* I knew about this when I called them yesterday, they said they have sent a letter requesting that consent letter but I haven’t received the letter yet, I will only send the document back once I received the letter - just to be sure what else they requested. If they only requested my wife’s parenta...

Dear good people, This forum has helped me tremendously from applying for ILR to British passports for my UK born children. And I thought the journey has come to end when I applied for my children’s British passports 2 weeks ago. Unfortunately , I just found out yesterday that Passport Office has re...

* opinion = options

Hi all good people, In the rush to complete my children’s first child passport applications, I opted for an online service that I thought will have an option for a fast track service at the payment stage. Well, it was not. I have paid for it, but haven’t send the documents yet. The counter-signatory...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 25, 2019 11:33 am

So i will proceed with their British passports’ applications and hope they will be approved and ready in 3 weeks time.

For children, you can apply using the one week fast track service.

That’s even better!

Thank you CR001.

Update : My children’s Certificate of registration have just arrived.

So i will proceed with their British passports’ applications and hope they will be approved and ready in 3 weeks time.

Hi again I just found out that we need to go back to Malaysia next month - it’s an urgent matter. So this is not about a holiday anymore. I understand that the Certification of Registration cant be use as valid travel documents for my UK born children, is there any way that they can travel abroad an...

The certificate is not a travel document. The issue you will have is boarding a plane with no visa for the UK for the child. Thank you for your quick response CR001. I was thinking the same too, but since Malaysian passport holders can enter UK without Visa - enter as tourist and valid to stay for ...

Dear good people, I apologise if this question has been asked here before, but I have been reading this forum since yesterday, and couldn’t see question similar to mine. I’ve read some people’s questions on Naturalization and travel abroad, and I understand it’s permissible to travel whilst waiting ...

And if anyone knows how to send these documents to the HO? Not by posts I assumed?

Thank you.

Hi again.


I guess no one knows whether it’s okay to send two bank statements as proof of address?

Can you mention please when did you applied for your wife and son ILR and how long it took to get the secession. I also applied for the same. Thanks. I applied first via Super Priority service in mid April. Got my BRP card 5 days later. My wife and 2 sons’ forms were submitted a week later via Stan...

HO has to be convinced he is not leading an independent life. And you have to prove that. Yes I understand that part. The problem is we don’t have a lot of option and time to do anything else now given the circumstances that we are in. We have registered with a new GP yesterday since the previous G...

HO has to be convinced he is not leading an independent life. And you have to prove that. Yes I understand that part. The problem is we don’t have a lot of option and time to do anything else now given the circumstances that we are in. We have registered with a new GP yesterday since the previous G...

Your son should've received a "poll card" for the recently conducted European Parliament elections. Perhaps this could be be used if available Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately he has never registered to vote.I know.. we should have, but again, it’s water under bridge.. too late to ...

I am not very sure if a second bank account will be sufficient. Wait for seniors to respond. Worst case scenario, you can write a cover letter explaining the GP change and it will take some time. HO will allow you some extra days in that case. Btw your son is still protected under section 3c till a...