Thanks a lot vinny and secret.simon for your help. I might try to register my daughter. I hope that does not create any problems regarding my daughter's BC. Regarding the DCPR, this guidance document https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/9295...

A child who is already a British citizen cannot be registered as a British citizen. I think your best option would be to apply for a DCPR with evidence of having acquired PR before the birth of your child. If such a DCPR (pre-dating the birth of your child) is issued, then that (along with their Br...

Hi, I was wondering if anyone has any feedback. I am an EEA national, now also a naturalised British citizen, and arrived to the UK in 2008. My daughter was born in the UK in 2013, over 5 years since we arrived. We applied for a British passport for her in 2015 which was issued a few weeks later. Th...

If anyone has any advice I would appreciate your input.
Thanks

Richard W wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 02, 2020 10:13 pm

Was your wife working in the UK as an EEA national while you were unemployed in the UK? Such time could also count towards your gaining of PR.

Thanks for your post. My wife was not working during that time.

What nationality are u OP came under EU regulations the nationality is not relevant as far as I can see. I don't believe CSI is/was an issue - you were employed (exercising treaty rights) and unemployed for a while. CSI is a requirement for students and self-sufficient persons. As an unemployed per...

Dear forum members I have a question that is slightly complex regarding my daughter’s citizenship. I am an EEA national and arrived to the UK in February 2008 with my wife which at that time was non EEA. She obtained an EEA family permit. I worked from February 2018 until April 2010 when I was made ...